Bell Witch and Paranormal Events - Pat Fitzhugh

Pat Fitzhugh is a renowned author, researcher, and storyteller whose almost 50-year exploration of the “Bell Witch” case has made him a leading authority on one of America’s most enduring paranormal mysteries.His work combines meticulous historical research with critical analysis, preserving the rich folklore of the American South for future generations.His definitive book, The Bell Witch: The Full Account, brought to light previously unknown facts and details about the Bell Witch legend, becoming a cornerstone of modern research. Fitzhugh’s other works include The Bell Witch Haunting (1999), Our Family Trouble (2003 Reprint - Foreword), Weird U.S. (2004 - Contributing Author), and Ghostly Cries From Dixie (2009). He also wrote the foreword for Lori Crane’s The Legend of Stuckey’s Bridge, which became an Amazon bestseller.Fitzhugh’s research and storytelling have been featured widely in documentaries and films. His credits include the motion picture DVD An American Haunting (starring Sissy Spacek and Donald Sutherland), The Learning Channel's Night Visitors, Turner Broadcasting's Liars and Legends, The Travel Channel's Most Terrifying Places in America, A&E’s Cursed! The Bell Witch, Small Town Monsters’ The Mark of the Bell Witch, and a Halloween special segment aired by CNN. He has also appeared in numerous local TV programs and documentaries.He is also the creator and founder of The Bell Witch Site (BellWitch.Org), the internet's first site devoted entirely to the Bell Witch case. The site began in 1995 and has been using its current host and domain name since 1999.A sought-after speaker and storyteller, Fitzhugh has captivated audiences at bookstores, libraries, conventions, festivals, and universities across the country. His signature Bell Witch lectures combine folklore and deep research, followed by meet-and-greet sessions that spark lively discussions and leave audiences intrigued and inspired.Fitzhugh’s lifelong dedication to preserving the mysteries of the past has cemented his reputation as a leading figure in Southern folklore and paranormal research. Through his books, lectures, and intensive research, he bridges the gap between historical fact and supernatural intrigue, offering a unique perspective that educates and captivates.