This final Myrtles podcast summarizes Fiona's on-site research with Margaret Byl of Amateur Spirit Seekers.  It's just an overview, but it'll give you an idea of what you may encounter if you conduct a serious investigation there.

What's key is to notice what should be there, normally, but isn't.

Fiona also talks about the ghost story related to the footsteps on the stairs.  The victim was William Winter, who--in 1871--was shot on the porch of The Myrtles, and then stumbled up the stairs before collapsing near the top step.  He died on the stairs, in the arms of his wife.

Our next podcast will be in about two weeks. Fiona will talk about investigating another wonderful haunted house, Houmas House in Louisiana.

Links:
Margaret Byl, Amateur Spirit Seekers
The Myrtles Plantation
Wikipedia's entry for Myrtles Plantation (mentions Wm. Winter's death)

Fiona reviews the highlights of her previous podcasts about The Myrtles, and then talks about the male spirit in the room, the icy temperatures, the piano music, and the hair episode.  She also describes what she did to get the ghost in the room to stop, and what happened when Fiona decided to leave The Myrtles.

There will be one more podcast in this series about The Myrtles Plantation, to describe stories related to the phenomena, as well as the more serious investigation of the first floor.

Links:
The Myrtles Plantation
Margaret Byl, of Amateur Spirit Seekers
The Myrtles Plantation: The True Story of America's Most Haunted House

Fiona talks about her visit to the cemetery at Grace Episcopal Church in St. Francisville, LA.  She also describes these paranormal encounters:

- Hands holding her ankles in The Myrtles Plantation parking lot
- A "too quiet" sensation after dark at The Myrtles
- No orbs in photos when there should have been some
- A visitor was disoriented on the stairs
- A sobbing voice in the suite bathroom
- The repeated sounds of someone walking up the stairs, and then collapsing