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Paranormal Investigations

We are a team of caring compassionate women composed of nurses, paralegal, and mental health professional. Our team investigates from a skeptical viewpoint. Living in AL, MS, and TN has never been an issue as we find time to communicate with each other several times a day. We feel this is an advantage giving us a great scope of area to investigate. We have investigated private homes, businesses, museums, battlefields, and historical locations. We love the history that surrounds each investigation and strive to authenticate each story about the people, buildings, and land through communication with entities.

We're not your average ghost hunters!  

​​Looking to investigate possible paranormal activity in your home or business?  Let us help! 
​We will never charge you for an investigation and you will receive a DVD and a hard copy of all evidence we collect.

Proudly serving  Tennessee, Northern Alabama, Northern Mississippi, and other locations upon request.

We do not participate in witchcraft, voodoo, Santa Muerte, magic, magick, or anything similar, nor will we investigate evil, demonic or "dark" hauntings. We do not provoke.

Professional Paranormal Investigations

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​​We have been investigating together for over fifteen (15) years now.  We've investigated at Old South Pittsburg Hospital, Sloss Furnace, Octagon Hall, Thomas House, Woodruff-Fontaine Mansion, Waverly Hills Sanitarium, Old Fayetteville Hospital, Maley Manor, Buchanan Log House, Dutch Maid Bakery and the old high school and cemetery in Tracy City, Tennessee, The Palace Theatre, and the Gallatin Town Square, Hurst Mansion, Purdy Cemetery, Tennessee Valley Pecan Co, Crooked Creek Civil War Battlefield, Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary, Sweetwater Mansion, Rose Mont, The Mississippi House (the little red house where ghost live), Buford Pusser Museum, Graceland Too, Yellow Fever Museum, Sam Davis Home, Freight House Restaurant, Hales Bar Dam, Lotz House, Lowry House, Antionette Hall,  Trowbridge's, Perryville Battlefield, Walking Horse Hotel, Old Historic Harriman Hospital, Pickled Treats & Antiques, old Harriman Post Office, Rippavilla Plantationm the Old State Bank in Decatur, AL, and many other historic properties that chose to remain anonymous, as well as many private residences.  We have all completed the online courses for Ghost Hunting through Hollow Hill.  We have also been chosen as a team for The World's Largest Ghost Hunt.

The question about our group's name comes up frequently. Here is the story as told by  Sue Olson
.How did you meet?
  • God’s intervention - Helen from MS, Maggs from TN and Sue from AL were attending a canned ghost hunt at Old South Pittsburg Hospital in South Pittsburg, TN. This was the first ghost investigation for all 3 of us. Since we were not a ghost hunting team we were put in a group together for the night. But, even before we arrived at Old South Pittsburg Hospital for the investigation, we were all thrown together. When checking into the hotel for the night we arrived and checked in at the same time. We went out to eat and found we were eating at the same restaurant. We went shopping and found ourselves in the same stores, so yes it was God’s intervention into our lives bringing us together for a purpose.
How did you get your name?
  • During the investigation at the hospital, we were in the basement sitting on a bench. While trying to communicate with entities, we all felt the bench give as if someone sat down beside Maggs (we always put her on the end during an investigation). We felt the bench give 2 more times before CRACK the bench broke! After screaming and moving into the center of the room quickly, we continued with the investigation the rest of the night. People started identifying us as “the broads who broke the bench”. Therefore, to name our team was easy, The Bench Breaking Broads Ghost Hunting Team

How did you form your team?
  • All of us enjoyed so many laughs and screams during our first investigation at the hospital we decided to meet once a year and continue to do a canned hunt. We talked frequently during that year and watched ghost hunting shows, after our second investigation together we were hooked. We started going twice a year and when that was not enough we started going monthly and formed our own team. Today we have added two more female investigators. Even though we live in AL, MS, and TN we talk several times a day, investigate twice a month at either private residences or historical locations, and continue to enjoy each other company with many laughs and still an occasional scream.


 We take pride in helping both the living and the dead, and we don't believe this is a way just to make money.

And, quite frankly, we have a lot of fun and we think we're pretty amusing.  And snacks.  We always bring snacks.  

Any investigation can remain completely anonymous.  Just be sure to let us know and we will keep it on the down low.

Have a job for us?  Contact us with details. 
Margaret Williams (615) 268-3197 or benchbreakingbroads@gmail.com
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