Ghost Pictures: Fact or Faked #231 – #240 June 17th, 2013 | Posted by in Ghost pictures These are well known pictures and never before seen ones. Let your eyes decide what you see. Please make sure you have checked out the prior pictures on this site and check back often to see the ones posted after these. We also have fascinating original articles on the paranormal and a chat forum. Want to be kept up with the latest pictures and news? Requester on the top right corner for alerts and/or like us on Facebook You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.A "ghost bike" memorial reminds students of the death of one of their own outside Sacramento State University. The ghost bike, a riderless bicycle painted white and anonymously left tied to a traffic pole at the university entrance, is in memory of student Arlene Sasse, 22, who was hit by a car while crossing J Street near the entrance to the campus in the early hours April 1.
Police said Tuesday they are still investigating the crash. Next to the ghost bike are flowers, notes and a copy of The Bee story about Sasse's death. A photograph of Sasse is attached to the light standard. In the photo a smiling Sasse sits on an overstuffed chair and holds a guitar. The memorial is in a pedestrian island where walkers and bicyclists wait for the signal to change. Sasse had hoped to land a job as an occupational psychologist after receiving her degree next month from California State University, Sacramento. The psychology major was crossing J Street at the Carlson Drive intersection about 1:45 a.m., when she was struck by a vehicle traveling westbound on J Street. Police said the driver did not see Sasse, whose bicycle did not have a light or reflectors. Sasse was born in the Netherlands and came to the United States when she was 3 years old. She grew up in the Bay Area city of Albany and played volleyball with the Golden Bear Volleyball club in Berkeley.
After graduating from high school, she attended California State University, Chico, but later moved to Sacramento to live with her mother. Van Wolferen said her daughter attended American River and Sacramento City colleges before transferring to CSUS two years ago. She worked as an office assistant at the CSUS Testing Center. The stark white ghost bike in memory of Sasse is a block from a ghost bike memorial to another bicyclist who was hit and killed at Carlson and H Street last year. Photo caption: A ghost bike stands as a memorial to Arlene Sasse at the southwest corner of J Street and Carlson Drive. Bee staff photo by senior photographer Randy Pench.Like most of you, the team from Ghost Ship Halloween found out about the tragic events at the Oakland Ghost Ship warehouse on the news on Saturday morning. We are shocked and saddened by the tremendous loss of life. While we share in the sadness for those effected, our event and the organization Ghost Ship Halloween has no involvement with the warehouse in Oakland.
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