The number of
paranormal groups keeps growing every year. There are some groups that cater to
people that only want to go ghost hunting. They charge ridiculous prices to
join thirty or more people stomping around some alleged haunted location, and
if you expect to get any real evidence from that, you're mistaken. Sometimes
small groups like to meet in the cemeteries to walk around. I guess it's more
for the creep factor than anything, but when the sun goes down you need to
leave. Cemeteries are under control of the Parks, and Recreation Department's
Rules and Regulations. Which means you're not allowed in them after sun set.
It's funny to see these amateur groups taking pictures of them obviously in a
graveyard at night, and then posting it on facebook without bothering to get
written permission, or permits to be there. I'm sure the Sheriff will be
contacting them soon about the trespassing charges. Being legal should be the
first of many rules for your team. Trespassing should never be allowed when you
can get permits and permission it may take some effort, but your team would
have earned respect in the community. If your team ever needs that haunted fix
there is plenty of pay to investigate haunts that will more than happily gouge
you for hundreds of dollars so that you and your team can walk around for a
couple hours in their alleged haunted house. Then there are the
Para-Conventions with their higher and higher ticket prices for the same old
rehashed lectures that I've seen year after year. I spent the last one sleeping
in the back row. The only reason we go to these things is to see friends from
out of town. I would love to just once attend a lecture with someone that can
bring important innovation or insight to the field. Sorry! My Bad! Then again
you might even see a para-celebrity, and with fifty paranormal reality shows on
air and new ones every year you can take that bet to Vegas! The funny thing
about paranormal conventions is when they throw in an investigation for an
additional price of the ticket. What we call a stampede investigation, and are
a total waste of money, and time. Forget trying to collect evidence when you
have a hundred people stomping around, talking, yelling, knocking, pounding,
and slamming door. Really the joke's on you for paying money just to walk
around the building. Most haunted venues charge teams $500 for the
night. You and a couple buddies for a little more
could of had the whole building to yourself for what they just charged you and
a couple hundred people for that haunted experience. You've could of gotten the
same evidence from a shopping mall for free. My team spent the night at this
overpriced out of the way Hotel that sold their rooms as being haunted. They
had lists on their doors with claims of activity in each room. The evidence of
this was based on a paranormal group and from psychics that claimed they saw
spirits in every doorway. This place was an old hotel that was built in the
1860s and for many people they believed that if it is old and creepy looking
then it must be haunted. That’s not necessarily the case after reviewing the
data from all of our equipment we picked up nothing at all. Odd for a place
that is advertised as being so haunted to get absolutely nothing. We talked to
the owner that admitted that all the pictures and stories are all made up to
add to the mystìc of the Hotel. I wish someone had told me that before I spent
$140 of the worse night I ever stayed in a Hotel in my life, and you can keep
the historical experience too! I should touch upon paranormal gear you can't
believe how much of it is worthless, and the worst thing of all the manufacture
tells you so, with four little words. "For Entertainment purposes
only" I've seen groups walking around using those very pieces of equipment,
and claiming they captured evidence from them. Then you have the radio hacks
these are so obvious how they work. It's a word generator if you scan the AM
frequencies what you hear is words from News broadcasts, Talk Radio, and
Religion. You skipping along then ask a question. What you're listening for is
anything that can answers the question, and with all those names, acts, and
damnation all you need to do is could convince yourselves your talking to the
spirit world. If you're serious about the evidence all you really need for
equipment is; Video Cameras, Voice Recorders, trigger objects, EM Pump,
MEL-8704, and no more than six trustworthy, honest people. Uniforms are
necessary in any profession along as there is a central theme, and don't wear
rhinestones, or glitter on your clothing, they reflect as little points of
light, and that's including infrared, and full spectrum. "There was a lot
of activity energy ORB everywhere!" Any reflective surface will reflect
light. I've seen a supposed anomaly of light flash of light glaring back at the
camera off something on a jacket blinding the camera momentarily giving the
illusion of someone vanishing. It's important to question all evidence if you
want to be taken seriously.
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