

Spirits in the Swamp
2016-10-31 · 18 min · ★ 7.0
Experience the strange occurrences at Florida's most haunted, hidden location in "Spirits in the Swamp". Follow the tragic story of a young bride and see alleged evidence of paranormal activity at Bellamy Bridge near Marianna, Florida. Author and Historian Dale Cox and Jackson County Tourism's Pam Fuqua tell the story and the Emerald Coast Paranormal Concepts.
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- Directors
- Brett Gerking
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- Countries
- United States of America
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- Released
- Budget
- USD 20,000
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Dale CoxHistorian
Katie LevesqueElizabeth Bellamy
Tracy ToddParanormal Investigator
Susan ToddParanormal Investigator
Kenny FoxworthParanormal Investigator
Jeff WurstParanormal Investigator
Pam FuquaHistorian
Deidre BurgbacherParanormal Investigator
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