Have you ever met someone that tells you that they know more than you do? You know who I mean. There are those out there that have never walked in the sometimes brave shoes that we do as investigators. It never fails when we do public appearances that someone will try to tell us what we're doing wrong because paranormal television does it this way, or that way. These are the people who may read a book or two, join up for some forums on some unknown paranormal website, or like

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