Ghost Hunting 101: Conducting the Session
Teachable Moment When I started with my first group there was very little training. We all just kind of bungled around in the dark and tried to pick up tips and tricks from one another. I learned my favorite thermometer technique from one of the directors (two brothers) who I realize in retrospect, were more knowledgeable in investigating than training. I really wanted someone to tell me how to do it properly, but learned most of what I know in self-study, research and tria
Foiled by a Field Mouse, Ousted by an Owl; Sounds of the Night (Normal versus the Abnormal)
This post is intended for paranormal investigators, who have experienced the same conundrum during evidence review. The, "what the heck was that!?" moment. I post this because I was getting ready to pull the evidence from our last investigation together, and I was sitting soundly on the fence about one clip.
In the clip you see our two investigators discussing an odd smell. Then at 00:35 you hear an odd wailing noise. We don't appear to hear it, because we make no mention
