Alert: Creepy Clown Roaming Streets Of Staten Island (video)

Is there an emergency switch we can flip to shut down escape routes from Staten Island? Now may be the time to flip it.

While a recent, hopeful report claimed the country was facing a clown shortage, it seems there are still some left, and one has been spotted roaming the island.

According to SI Live, the clown is "mysterious" and has been spotted "lurking behind a tree," as well as at a few local train stations. There are few photos of the clown (currently being tracked via the #SIClown hashtag), but those that do exist were all taken at night... when the most evil of clowns come out to play/murder you.

Residents of the borough have been sharing their sightings on social media

The reactions are almost TOO Staten Islandy, as if these were hired actors and fake Twitter accounts created to support a viral marketing campaign for the remake of Stephen King's IT.


Source: Gothamist

Singer Demi Lovato Turning Into Ghost Hunter?

Demi Lovato has shared her love and passion for all things paranormal, so it isn’t odd to hear her talk about ghosts. However, she also isn’t afraid to mess with them! She talked on Twitter about if she was sitting beside one when a fan suggested to her something that would scare off most people, ghost hunting. Yes, Demi of course took on the Tweet and shared that she did in fact go ghost hunting at least once. Here is what she had to say on the subject.

Only one side of my body has the chills right now.. Does that mean I’m sitting next to a ghost? Not even kidding I TOTALLY DID LAST NIGHT!!!RT @kenzocouncil: @ddlovato yup girl u did go ghost hunting!

I am not sure how she is able to do it, but her passion must run deep. I just hope she doesn’t end up leaving her music career for ghost hunting. That wouldn’t be too cool if you ask me, especially when she has found a way to be so successful with her music at last. Plus singing and performing seem like a much better and healthier job than chasing ghost could ever be.

Source: BSCkids.com