New Website for TFTMS

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Hello TFTMS Followers,

I have been cleaning up my websites and making them mobile friendly and updated.  The old blogs will remain.  I will be writing a new blog for TFTMS but will copy it to the old blog as well.   However, it is worth watching the website as I'm planning on doing a lot more videos, investigations, and interviews on the paranormal.

Thanks,

Rita Jean Moran

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