Do You Dare Enter the Kentucky Cemetery Known as the ‘Gates of Hell’?

If I asked everyone I know if they'd ever visit a cemetery called the "Gates of Hell," I'd get many affirmative responses. I'd also get, "Not no, but hell no." I also know a few folks who just don't like cemeteries, period. It doesn't matter about their "gates."

Kentucky's 'Gates of Hell' Cemetery

As a fan of cemeteries (and I know that sounds weird), I would totally go. Actually, I don't know why I'm saying "would." When I have the time, I'll be there, and I won't care if it's after Halloween. I don't reserve eerie experiences for just this time of year.

It's officially called Grandview Cemetery or Kasey's Cemetery, and it's located near Elizabethtown.

Featuring gravesites that date back hundreds of years, Kasey's Cemetery has become a popular destination for ghost hunters and paranormal investigators like Beth Pinotti, who joined a Louisville Courier-Journal writer for an investigation a few years ago. I found it interesting that these types of investigators will bring "trigger objects" like toys or a Bible. I've often wondered what we living humans need to do to get a reaction out of a figure from "the other side," and "trigger objects" never occurred to me.

Those who have "triggered" spirits claim they've heard disembodied voices, seen shadowy figures, and, perhaps most frightening of all, have seen a glowing green orb. Gotta be honest, if I visit that cemetery, and I see a glowing green orb, my feet just might outrun me.

What would you bring to trigger the spirits at Kasey's Cemetery, aka the Gates of Hell?