I’m going to share one of many rants about paranormal equipment. First there are many pieces of paranormal equipment out there, some that are made for paranormal investigating, and some that are not. Examples for the latter would be; EMF meters, thermal cameras, video cameras, still cameras, recorders both digital and analog…the list goes on. We automatically think these items will work for paranormal investigating, and to some point they may, but no one knows exactly what ca

I am a paranormal investigator. I am not in it for fame or fortune. I became an investigator because of my many paranormal experiences. All these experiences have given me the drive to find out what’s out there and search for the answers to the unknown. With investigating come responsibilities. People contact us for multiple reasons but they call us in because they believe they are plagued by the paranormal. We all know that this may not be true but we have to conduct ourselv

As a small paranormal equipment business, over the years I have seen many things that large manufacturers are doing to stay greedy. Let me explain and I’ll let you the reader decide. When I first started I was just reselling items for manufacturers, this is when it started as I was told what I could and couldn’t do, and where I could and couldn’t sell the equipment. As I had just started I went along with it. I had manufacturer after manufacturer turn me down because I wasn’t

It is the mainstay of the paranormal community to attribute paranormal activity to some form of the afterlife. The knocks, whispers in the dark and shadowy figures we investigate on supposedly haunted locations are almost always attributed to a lost soul or possibly a darker entity. Why is this the accepted standard in the paranormal field? I think the route of it is our innate need to believe in something after our existence. Most investigators who have delved in this field