Posts Tagged ‘paranormal investigation’
Electronic Voice Phenomenon is Not Evidence of Ghosts
For too long the paranormal community has looked at their study in macro fashion, classifying and defining whole entities rather than individual phenomenon. [Read More]
EVP…The New Orb Photo
EVP, or Electronic Voice Phenomenon, is the practise of using a recording medium -anything from an analog tape recorder to a state of the art digital voice recorder- to capture the so-called voices of the dead. [Read More]
Guest Author Christy Lawryniuk recounts the tale of the Haunted Toys-R-Us
In 1978 a local writer Antoinette May became interested in the story of the “Haunted Toys-R-Us”. She enlisted the assistance of psychic Sylvia Brown and a photographer to join her in an investigation of the haunting. [Read More]
Guest Author Lura Ketchledge reports on a Ghost Investigation from August 2009
Guest Author Lura Ketchledge is a self described “Accidental Psychic” and author, she has written a number of books on hauntings, spirits and ghosts and is an inspiration to those sensitives who find themselves reluctant to come forward with their own accounts of [Read More]
Are Paranormal Reality TV Shows Doing More Harm Than Good?
Perfect smiles, expert dictum, and a Hollywood agenda; how far will reality TV go to keep us hooked on their wares? [Read More]
EVP – Silencing the Ghostly Voices
Electronic Voice Phenomena is one of the most popular forms of paranormal evidence presented in circles of research and investigation. In spite of many mainstream explanations and sceptic arguments, believers are passionate in their defence of this marvel of modern [Read More]
To Charge or Not to Charge, That is the Question
There has been some controversy in the world of paranormal investigation in recent years. With the advent of the reality TV show, up have popped more paranormal investigation shows than you can shake an ectoplasm covered stick at; and with this rise in popular acceptance, [Read More]
5 Simple Rules for Ghost Hunting
Anyone who is serious about capturing evidence of paranormal activity, should understand that luck has very little to do with it. [Read More]
