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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Handbook
The Field Investigator's Handbook
Prep, equipment, on-site methodology, evidence review, safety, ethics, and the skeptical framework.
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Real history and documented hauntings—addresses, access notes, and where legend begins.
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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
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View all →Mark Twain House & Museum, Hartford: History and Haunt Lore You Can Actually Visit
Hartford’s Mark Twain House: public museum tours plus longstanding reports of smoke, footsteps, and activity in the billiard room.
Old New-Gate Prison & Copper Mine, East Granby: History and Haunt Lore You Can Actually Visit
Old New-Gate: colonial copper mine turned state prison—open seasonally for public tours, with persistent tunnel haunt lore.
Charter Street Cemetery, Salem: Old Burying Point Beside the Witch Trials Memorial
Salem’s Charter Street Cemetery: a real 17th-century burying ground beside the memorial — judges in the ground, not the 1692 executed.