The *** in the research center said to watch out for the 20 foot snake. Bull. There is not 20 foot snakes in Gettysburg.

She meant Gettysburg, Bolivia maybe??!! LOL

She tied them together...LOL

Thats funny, I am just east of Gettysburg, you will see the usual Cooperhead.

Yes it is funny!! She was probably talking about the Black Rat snake which actually only gets around 8 feet long. They eat mostly rodents, rabbits etc.. NOT dogs!!! Also there are 3 venemous snakes native to PA., they are the Copperhead, Timber Rattlesnake, and the Massasauga (rattlesnake). Just more dramatization added to a poorly done show!!!

Oh my God, I'm a Zoology major and I wanted to slap that woman when I heard that. The longest native U.S. snake species is the Indigo Snake whose habitat is way down South, and they most definitely don't get anywhere near 20ft. I hope they do a show in Komodo Island and a dragon chews her butt off. As if her "historical research" wasn't lousy enough.

Going into work one morning at the new visitor center I saw an 7 foot black snake and I was told thats a big one for the region.

The "Fat B!tch" as you put it is called Lesley Smith, she is supposed to be the Historian behind Most Haunted however she has made a balls up of the job since day one.

For a few more of her gaffs check out the "Lesley Jackanory Smith" post on the Most Haunted thread, you can also laugh at one of her pathetic sycophantic fans try and scare me with legal action

Thank you for your time.

CJ Linton.

PS. For you Americans, in Britain Jackanory is a childrens show in which TV stars tell fictional stories... plus Lesley Smiths fan website is called Lesley "History" Smith... so you can see how easy it was to come up with the name.