Paranormal investigations · EST. 1999
Method first. Evidence on the record.
Case files, EVPs, photography, and field guides—documented so you can weigh the trail yourself.
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GhosthoundField for iPhone and iPad
A field notebook for paranormal investigations. Start a case, log the session, and record what the device can actually measure. EVP audio, photos, and LiDAR on supported Pro models stay on the device. Free. Requires iOS 17.
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Develop infrared, full-spectrum, thermal, and night photographs. The grade only remaps pixels already in the file. Nothing is added. Photos stay in the browser.
Field guides
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Handbook
The Field Investigator's Handbook
Prep, equipment, on-site methodology, evidence review, safety, ethics, and the skeptical framework.
Read the handbook ConnecticutFifteen Haunted Places You Can Actually Visit
Real history and documented hauntings—addresses, access notes, and where legend begins.
Open the guideLatest cases
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GH-2002-001 archived
Private Residence — Newtown Investigation
Private Newtown investigation — video only.
GH-2012-003 archived
Race Hill Cemetery — Mist & Globule Video
Race Hill Cemetery, Madison — history and field video.
Hauntings & field news
Full news desk →Curated headlines from paranormal news feeds. Links open the original publishers.
- Landlord reveals haunted secrets of the Ring O’ Bells, Middleton
A ghostly cavalier and tales of hidden tunnels draw visitors to Middleton’s Ring O’ Bells. Its landlord shares his own experiences, writes GEMMA JOHNSON
- Paranormal Britain wins Katharine Briggs Award 2026
Paranormal Britain by Tom Clark, Christopher D. Bader and Joseph O. Baker has won the Katharine Briggs Award 2026, with Matt King’s A History of Goblins named runner-up
- Chiller (1995): Number Six TV REVIEW
Five murdered children, a full moon and an ancient ritual make Chiller’s Number Six a gripping folk-horror thriller, writes RICHARD MARKWORTH
- Tales of Frankenstein (1958) REVIEW
Tales of Frankenstein (1958) was Hammer’s unsold television pilot, with Anton Diffring playing the Baron, writes JASON D. BRAWN
- The fairy abduction of Anne Jeffries of St Teath
Anne Jeffries claimed fairies gave her healing powers. People flocked to her for cures, but the authorities accused her of witchcraft, writes TESSA HILLMAN
Headlines only—opens the original publisher site.
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Articles
View all →Omni Parker House, Boston: History and Haunt Lore You Can Actually Visit
Omni Parker House: stay or dine in a continuously operating Boston hotel wrapped in polite ghost lore.
Pennhurst Asylum (limited public events), Spring City: History and Haunt Lore You Can Actually Visit
Pennhurst: only visit via legal ticketed events—heavy institutional history beneath the haunt marketing.
Devil’s Den (Gettysburg National Military Park), Gettysburg: History and Haunt Lore You Can Actually Visit
Devil’s Den at Gettysburg: free NPS battlefield walking with some of the war’s darkest lore attached.