Police Arrest Three Ghost Hunters

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Updated Apr. 14, 2017 5:26PM EDT / Published Dec. 06, 2013 3:21PM EST

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Pennsylvania police handcuffed ghost hunters who were giving a tour of an allegedly haunted Civil War-era building because they believed they were burglars. The group, including a tour guide and two tourists, were harmlessly—and with permission—wandering the building where the first Union general killed in the Battle of Gettysburg was brought to. Police eventually confirmed with the owner that they were allowed to be on the premises and let them go.

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Police Arrest Three Ghost Hunters

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