I met Harold Cameron in Montana when I interviewed him for a news story about his new book, “Night Stalks the Mansion.” We subsequently wrote a book together, although it remains unpublished.
By Kevin S. Giles
Grim fire news of “Paradise lost” in California brought back memories of visits to the city when I was writing about a man’s psychic experiences.
Paradise was home to Harold Cameron, author of a curious ghostly memoir, Night Stalks the Mansion. The nonfiction book was a gripping tale of his family’s experience in a haunted house in Pennsylvania and his subsequent discovery of evidence of murder and suicide. As commonly reported in similar cases, earthbound spirits in Harold’s house perpetually re-enacted tragic decisions, their footsteps echoing night after night.
“It can happen to anyone,” Harold told me. “We are approaching a time when all mankind will have an awareness of an extra-terrestrial experience.”