From left: Kaleigh and Nate Raterman
A f ter 10 p.m. Nate and K a leigh will ta ke visitors on a t wo-hour ghost hunt (for a $40 fee). T here, people c a n rent or bring t heir own pa ra norma l equipment and investigate the artifacts as a group. T he ow ners have posted v ideos of t he museum t hat have shown doors suddenly open a s well a s items t hat have moved of f the shelves. K a leigh said one person reported to have been scratched by a n aberration during a visit. In one visit, a sma ll group saw t wo full-f igure aberrations.
“It freaked them out. Half the group left. The other half said ‘I need about 10 minutes to calm down,’ and then [they said] ‘I’m ready to continue,’” Nate said.
“The energy here is unreal,” she said. Visit museumofshadows.com for more information.
There have been weddings at the museum’s previous Plattsmouth location as well as the current downtown Omaha home. One cold Thursday evening in February, Grace Martis and a man who identified himself as Derek Schutt looked through the museum for the first time. Martis’ belief in spirits and psychic energies made her want to check the museum out.
One person reported to have been scratched by an aberration during a visit. In one visit, a small group saw two full-figure aberrations. MAY 2021
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