Together they photograph, mostly, objects ghost hunters call orbs - circular energy of lights. That explains why she turned in her sporty Miata for a sport utility vehicle - the two-seater couldn't hold all her equipment or her fellow ghost hunters. To her, it's more a passion than a hobby. And if we lock onto it, maybe we can get answers to our questions.'īunn has devoted the last four years to ghost hunting. They're in a place we know nothing about. 'I feel more comfortable with the dead than the living,' she says. Bunn has taken thousands of photos and endless hours of footage of things that go bump in the night, impressing fellow spirit hunters around the globe. She's one of Houston's most high-profile and colorful amateur ghost hunters, or as she likes to refer to herself, the Ghastly Ghost Hunter. They don't try to channel or exorcize spirits. Bunn and her colleagues collect evidence only of paranormal activity. But her real fancy blossoms at night: hunting down ghosts and documenting their presence in cemeteries, old homes and businesses such as downtown's Spaghetti Warehouse. A flashlight is the only low-tech accessory.īy daylight Bunn is the operations manager for a software company in the Heights. Tonight she's tinkering with her essential ghost-hunting equipment: digital still camera, digital camcorder with infrared night vision, a digital voice recorder, an electromagnetic-field meter and a laser temperature reader to find 'cold spots' that indicate a ghost's or spirit's presence. It's the noncolor choice of the melancholy and of nighttime dwellers like Bunn. Her ghost-white complexion and platinum-blond locks become more pronounced against her all-macabre outfit, from a black, long-sleeved top and skirt down to her dreary hose and shoes. Bunn, 39, is relaxing on the front porch of her newly acquired home in the Heights.

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