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Ghost Exist
Omar Chargui
SPC1017
Prof. Lichtman
November 14, 2011
Persuasive Speech Outline
Topic: Ghost Exist

Thesis statement: Ghost Exist. I. Introduction: Ghost exists. (Question: How many of you believe in Ghost?)

A. One in three Americans believes in Ghost according to the associated press. That’s more than ever in the history of America. They are all around us. People have experiences every second of the day. Yet, every time anyone has an experience there scared to say and brush it off as pure coincidence. This happened to me I had an experience and I was scared that maybe people thought I was crazy or something, but as I talked about it I saw this was an everyday thing that a lot more people experience than we think.
B. There is a basic rule in science that says Matter can neither be created nor destroyed the same applies to energy; energy can neither be created nor destroyed. We human beings are pure energy. Ghosts are nothing but the spirits or souls of the deceased. They are the life energy of which science knows nothing.
C. Ghosts are human beings that are not living in Physical bodies. These are people just like you and me. Like people ghost can be friendly, scary, smart, stupid and so on but there just people in the end. Ghost “haunt” places because they have physical needs they need to meet. For example there unaware there dead and are trying to stay around familiar surroundings and people. Or they maybe aware there dead but are confused about what it is they are supposed to do. Some ghost may have a message they want to give to someone in the physical world. There are a lot of reasons why a ghost is still trying to get attention from the physical world.

1) There are sightings of Ghost all over the world.
2) Important advancements done in the field.
3) Personal experience with a ghost. 4) Religious Bible

I have been working at one of the biggest and oldest jails in southern Florida for almost 3 years

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