darkhead

darkhead
 n.— «Each researcher has what they call “technicians” which are spirits that normally come though for that researcher and give information as well as try to connect the researcher with others they are wishing to speak to. The technicians also give warnings when dark entities are coming which are sometimes referred to as “darkheads.”» —“Ghost Boxes…Fact Or Fiction?” by Annette Munnich The Paranormal Python Dec. 21, 2008. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)

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