Sunday, 6 January 2013

Paranormal Investigators: Past and Present: Kathy Messenger



Kathy 'Messenger' Flanagan


Welcome to another instalment of the Eidolon Paranormal blog “Paranormal Investigators: Past & Present”, this week we remain in my home state and visit self-proclaimed psychic: Kathy "The Messenger" of Renmark Unexplained Paranormal Investigators, in South Australia's Riverland. I have decided with this blog to let my interviewee do most of the talking, as her answers to my questions are very descriptive, detailed and profound, and don't need much in the way of narration from me...



Introducing, Kathy Messenger of R.U.P.I. 


Where does your interest in the paranormal stem from Kathy?
“ I became interested in the paranormal when I was very young, I was born with the ability to see ghosts/spirits and have been doing so regularly since the age of 12. This has been a part of my life for well over 30 years and the passion for research and investigating grows every day.”

“My first paranormal experience was when I was 4 years old. Where I was born in 1962 it was a small country town where every one (sic) knew everyone, so it was quite common for a 4 yr old to go around the corner and visit with a friend. This particular day I was on my way to visit when I saw a boy on the corner playing with 2 toy trucks, he smiled and waved to me, saying “hello want to play”. I stopped and played for a little while he told me his name was Jeremy and asked if I wanted to go to his house to play, I said I had to ask mum. When I went home and asked mum she said no and I can not go out to play any more that day. When I was 15 my mum told me Jeremy had been killed on that corner 20 years before I was born.”

Kathy has accumulated 30 plus of years of investigations, stories and anecdotes since becoming an investigator, I asked Kathy how she became an investigator?
“I decided to become an investigator in 1979 with my trusty old cassette player, because I thought if I could hear them, then maybe just maybe the recording will. I wanted people to hear what I hear, share my excitement of knowing there is life after death.”
"For me becoming a paranormal investigator has not changed my life, because I have been stepping into all my life really but it has certainly educated me and inspired me to keep going” 

How did R.U.P.I. Come about, and had you investigated with other teams before?
“ I created a team named R.U.P.I. in March 2012, we are the first paranormal team in the Riverland and very proud of that.
I have worked with a team previously, and found it very educational. I worked with this time as a part time medium, they have their own amazing medium, I would go along when invited.
I am the Medium of this team, also Lead member, Investigator, secretary, etc.” 

Does R.U.P.I. Have a favourite place to investigate? 
“R.U.P.I. has a favourite location called Nappers Bridge, Lake Bonney, this area is full of activity of not only adult spirits but children, it also has a very interesting history.” 

Where else have you investigated in this great country of ours?
“I did an investigation in an old asylum in Sydney and that was intriguing, the atmosphere in there was deep and thick, our senses at times were confusing, and although not much was caught on video or photos, the personal experiences were at times fast and furious.”

"Gladstone Goal was another place we investigated, it was formidable on first approach. As a medium I came across some interesting spirits, to say the least, we have a nice little collection of evps from there, with question and answer response. These 2 places stick in my mind because of the violent history and how strange the atmosphere, the air was so different to the other. Where I felt confusion in the Asylum I felt great anger in the Goal."


What of your data and evidence, have you had any great finds in your time investigating?
“We have some great evidence but my favourite is the old captain from Renmark Hotel. I took a photo after hearing my name being called, I was down stairs cleaning, heard my name, climbed the stairs, saw him and took photo, low and behold there he was. For me this validated me hearing my name called from a certain area, due to being able to capture him with camera.”

What would you say is your favourite piece of investigative equipment?
“R.U.P.I always uses digital voice recorders. This would have to be our favourite piece of equipment, due to the fact it helps validate my questions to a spirit with a response from them.” 

Kathy and the team have some exciting upcoming projects for 2013, some that may put them in the spotlight, I asked Kathy if herself and her team has had any media exposure as of yet?
“R.U.P.I. has been very lucky lately, our team made the front page of our local paper “Murray Pioneer”, I had 2 interviews, one with local radio 5rm and the other with Magic FM, which really has assisted a great spark in interest.” 



Researched & Written
By
Allen Tiller
www.eidolonparanormal.net
©2012


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Sunday, 30 December 2012

Paranormal Investigators: Past & Present: Reverend Gaurav Tiwari


"India Haunted"

Reverend Gaurav Tiwari





Today we visit a very good personal friend of mine, Reverend Gaurav Tiwari, founder of the Indian Paranormal Society.

Gaurav grew up in a family of non-believers of the paranormal, something that it is not uncommon in India, nor the rest of the world.
In 2007 Gaurav was studying in Florida,(USA) to become a commercial pilot. It was during this time that he personally experienced paranormal phenomena that led him on a journey of exploration that has turned this humble Indian pilot into India's foremost paranormal investigator.

Whilst stationed in Deland Florida for pilot training, Gaurav shared an apartment with four other people. It wasn't long until one of the five, a young lady, saw an apparition of a young girl in the apartment. Gaurav himself experienced a disembodied voice whispering in his ear, he searched for an explanation but could find none.
Soon the group were hearing footsteps emanating from the attic and seeing a translucent apparition of a young girl. The group of friends tried to find rational and logical explanations for the phenomena going on, but could not find a reasonable explanation, they soon vacated the premises.
The event sparked Gaurav's curiosity and he began searching online for answers and eventually came across ParaNexus association which is America’s largest dedicated association for paranormal researchers and metaphysicians.

After completing a Certified Paranormal Investigator course and a Lead Investigator course, plus 80 or so investigations Gaurav returned to India, not to fly commercial airline planes, but to found Indian Paranormal Society, a group that aims to eliminate the fear associated with ghosts and haunting in India, and to educate Indian people on such matters, however the Society also endeavours to research and understand the human condition through the scientific study of aerial, anomalous, and psychical phenomena, its reality and its effect on humanity.

The Indian Paranormal Society has investigated in some amazing locations throughout India, I could spend hours writing about the amazing locations Gaurav tells me of, but,. Instead, I will let you follow this link to Gaurav's blog and read about his team's adventures for yourself: http://paranexus.org/index.phpaction=blog&bact=memberart&member=229&blogid=6&article=108&where=Member_Article


Gaurav is a man of wisdom beyond his years, a true professional in his conduct during investigations and whilst being interviewed. He is sought after by media outlets in his own country and other countries. Gaurav also appears on MTV India's “ Girls Night Out” a television show that puts a girl in a haunted location by herself for the night.

Rev Tiwari is always very busy, not only with Indian Paranormal Society but also India Haunted, and G.R.I.P., his Paranexus studies and now also ghost tours in India, a new venture that is proving to be very exciting.

As always, Karen, Jayde and I wish Gaurav and his team well, he has become a very great friend of us at Eidolon Paranormal and we look forward to one day having the honour of travelling to India to work with his team, and having them come to Australia to work with us! It would be a trulyeye-openingg experience to be amongst a different cultures beliefs and ways of doing things, and we can't wait for that day to come!

Keep up the good work Gaurav and Indian Paranormal Society, you are an Inspiration to us all

Links

https://www.facebook.com/gripindia?ref=ts&fref=ts
http://www.indianparanormalsociety.com

http://www.gripteam.org

To contact Gaurav direct

Reverend Gaurav Tiwari
Certified Leading Paranormal/UFO Investigator
Minister - Metaphysical Church of Humanistic Science
Member - International Metaphysical Practitioners Association
Founder/Director - Indian Paranormal Society
+91- 9311857156


© 2012 Eidolon Paranormal
written and researched by
Allen Tiller
www.eidolonparanormal.com.au


Sunday, 23 December 2012

Paranormal Investigators: Past and Present: Christmas Special Edition: Bill Murray/ Peter Venkman


“We came, we saw, we kicked its ass!"Bill Murray


Peter Venkman


Bill Murray was born on September 21st, 1950 in Wilmette, Illinois, U.S.A. His father Edward was a lumber salesman and his mother Lucille a mail room clerk. When Bill was just 17 years old his father died of complications from diabetes, leaving Lucille a widow with 9 children.
Bill Murray was raised in an Irish Catholic family, with one sister, Nancy, becoming an Adrian Dominican Nun.
During his youth, Bill worked as a golf caddy to help finance his education at a Jesuit High School. He was also the singer of a rock band named “Dutch Masters”, and a member of a community theatre group.
After Graduating Bill attended college in Denver, Colorado, studying a premedical course, but soon dropped out and returned to Illinois.

After an invitation from his older brother, Bill joined “The Second City” in Chicago, an improv comedy group, in 1974 he moved to New York City where he met John Belushi, who recruited Bill for The National Lampoon Radio Hour.
In 1976 Bill become a regular on hit TV show “Saturday Night Live”, which would, in turn, lead to various movie roles throughout the 1980s that would lead him to be a comedy mega-star, and sought after personality.
Today we are going to take a look at one of Bill Murray's most famous paranormal related characters, Dr Peter Venkman


Peter Venkman PhD is a parapsychologist and a member of the “Ghostbusters” team based in New York City.
Born in Brooklyn New York, Peter studied psychology and parapsychology. He set up a study group to test paranormal phenomena like ESP at Columbia University. Peter was accused of being a “lazy Scientist” by the College Dean after some sloppy work and experiments.
Venkman didn’t believe in ghosts until his first encounter with a real one, the librarian ghost.
Venkman, Egon and Stanz soon lost funding from the University and started building their own advanced ghost capturing systems.

It wasn't long until Ray mortgaged his house and bought the newly formed “Ghostbusters” an old fire station as their headquarters
Peter seems to regard his status as a doctor and scientist primarily as something to flaunt and impress people with. Some are fairly sceptical about it due to his decidedly unprofessional demeanour. Dana in particular said he was more like a game show host than a scientist. Peter himself regards other scientists as usually being pretty stiff.
One of Peter Venkmans most popular quotes is "Back off, man, I'm a scientist," other famous quotes are:
    “We came, we saw, we kicked its ass!"
    "Suck in the guts, guys, we're the Ghostbusters."
    "Why do the good ones always play hard to get?"

Venkman was originally intended to be played by Dan Aykroyd's friend, John Belushi, with whom Aykroyd worked on The Blues Brothers. However, Belushi died of a drug overdose before the film's pre-production. Slimer was described by Aykroyd as "The Ghost of John Belushi".



A Murray Christmas to you all
from the team at
Eidolon Paranormal



Researched & Written
By
Allen Tiller

© 2012 Allen Tiller
www.eidolonparanormal.com.au



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All photos remain the property of their respective copyright owners and are displayed here for the purpose of education, research and review under the copyright act "fair usage" clause.

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Tuesday, 18 December 2012

Mortsafe's - Protection Against Grave Robbers


Mortsafe




By now most people have seen the photo (left) that has been being shared via social media, that features a picture of a grave with a steel cage over it. On the photo, writing claims that the steel cage was to stop zombies or vampires from disturbing the body of the dead o already infected vampire/ zombie from being able to dig its way out of the grave, and into the night. This is simply not the case at all


The steel cage is called a “Mortsafe”, (Mort in old French meaning body). The safes were created to protect graves from being disturbed, but not from Vampires or Zombies, but from body snatchers.
During the 18th century in Scotland, there was a need for medical students to learn anatomy from dissecting cadavers, just like we still do today. However in the 18th-century people were not as keen to donate their bodies to science, so usually, the bodies of convicted criminals were used, donated by the Government.
Due to the demand for fresh bodies, trade in the newly deceased sprung up, grave robbers became prevalent, digging up fresh corpses and selling them to local Medical Universities. The Government turned a blind eye to what was going on, they also quashed any publicity that grave robbing brought, this was done because, the few people who were caught were often publicly lynched, in one case a riot ensued after a grave robber had been caught.
The body-snatching continued into the 19th century and grew exponentially as more Medical universities opened, admitting more students, who in turn needed more bodies.
Eventually what was hidden came to light and a great amount of public outrage surfaced, laws were changed and body snatching, grave robbing and other similar crimes were outlawed throughout the United Kingdom.

The Mortsafe itself was thought to have been first used in approximately 1816. Heavy iron and stone were most often used as it was the hardest to breakthrough. The norm was to place a very large iron or stone plate over the coffin which had rods with heads, which were kept in place with a second plate, which would then be locked. It would take two separate keys to remove the mortsafe.
The safe would be left over the body for about six weeks, then removed when the body had sufficiently decayed that it would be no use for the Medical school and therefore not dug up.

Mortsafes was not the only solution thought up to prevent body snatching, Vaults crypts and watch-houses were also built in an effort to curb the practice.
Today very few Mortsafes are left, most can be found in Scotland or portable, mortsafes in Museums.

To finish this blog, a small piece from the  Columbia County Historical & Genealogical Society Newsletter:
"... the cages are mortsafes, structures intended to prevent the theft of a body for use by anatomy instructors, doctors or medical students who at the time had no legal source of cadavers for their work. This was a serious problem, now all but forgotten, throughout most of the 18th and 19th centuries not just in this country but also in the British Isles. Other kinds of mortsafes were used as well and examples of some of them may be seen in [Columbia County, Pennsylvania.]
The iron cage mortsafe was prevalent in Scotland before 1830, but most were removed after passage of the Warburton Anatomy Act provided a legal source of anatomical material and ended the need for body snatching in Great Britain. The few remaining mortsafes in Scotland today are now billed as tourist attractions."


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_snatching 


© 2012 Eidolon Paranormal 

Written and researched by 

Allen Tiller 

www.eidolonparanormal.com.au 

Sunday, 16 December 2012

Paranormal Investigators: Past & Present: Professor William A Tiller



 Professor Emeritus William A Tiller



Today we are profiling Professor Emeritus  William A Tiller, a groundbreaking physicist and pioneer in research into psychoenergetics.[1] [2].

Professor Tiller is often maligned by the scientific community for being a scientist who thinks outside the conventional theories of the scientific community. His work involves proving that consciousness affects energy and matter, which conventional physics tells us is impossible.

A few quotes from an interview by Celeste Adams highlights Professor Tiller's view on his work (you can read the entire interview here: http://www.spiritofmaat.com/archive/mar2/tiller1.htm )


Professor Tiller “People know the things I'm talking about deep within themselves. What I have done is to articulate those things in the language that has value today, that is, the language of science. The goal that I have taken is to try to build a reliable bridge of understanding that will join seamlessly with our conventional knowledge and our conventional paradigm. This bridge will pass all the way through the subtle domains, to the domains of emotion, mind, and spirit, so that scientists and others can cross that bridge with confidence.”

There is no place, in the formal structure of the existing paradigm, where any human qualities of consciousness, intention, emotion, mind, or spirit can enter. Yet there is abundant data showing that humans can have a significant effect on physical reality, no matter how much conventional science denies that. They either have to sweep all this data under the rug, which is really what they've done, or they have to realise that the beautiful paradigm they have isn't beautiful enough. It means that a new expansion is required.”

Professor Tiller studied at the University of Toronto and obtained his B.A.Sc.In 1952 with a degree in Engineering Physics. He also gained an M.A.Sc.And PhD from Toronto University.[3] [4] [5]
Prof Tiller spent 9 years in the Westinghouse Research Laboratories as an advisory physicist.
He spent 34 years in Academia. From 1964 to 1992 he was a professor in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at Stanford University, where he also held the position of department chairman from 1966 to 1971.
in 1970, Professor Tiller was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship grant in Natural Sciences – Engineering.
Professor Tiller is a “Physics Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science”
So as you can see from Professor Tiller's education and experience he is an incredibly intelligent gentleman, with a much standing in his field.
Dr. Tiller's fields of specialisation are crystal growth, surfaces and interfaces, physical metallurgy, semiconductor processing, thin film formation, and computer simulation.

Professor Tiller is also the author of the book “Science and Human Transformation”, a book on esoteric concepts such as subtle energies, beyond the four fundamental forces, which he believes act in concert with human consciousness.
In 1971, Professor Tiller was invited to visit Russia with Edgar Cayce's Association for Research and Enlightenment as a member of a seven-man investigative team. They were doing psychoenergetics experiments. He saw people moving objects with their minds and levitating things. This trip confirmed his beliefs and solidified his future path of research and investigation.
Some may question Professor Tiller's inclusion in this blog series, but by now you should have an understanding that the paranormal is not just ghosts, hauntings and aliens, but also includes many scientific principles and theories that fall outside the “normal” of human experience.
People like Professor William Tiller and Dr Barry Taff are pioneers in fields that are often maligned and misunderstood by conventional science, often considered “fringe” science or “pseudo-science” a term often aimed at paranormal investigators. These are terms that have previously been applied to Dr Tiller's work even though some of his experiments have passed double-blind testing.
For paranormal investigations to be taken seriously, we need people like Dr Tiller and Dr Taff to be taken seriously and to be given the money they need to advance their studies, to further advance our own paranormal fields, whatever your interest in paranormal investigations and research might be.

Professor Tiller appeared in the 2004 film “What The Bleep Do We Know?”
Professor Tiller has published several books, over 250 conventional scientific papers and further 100 topics on psychoenergetics
. Here is a list of just a few of Professor Tiller's writings

Books
  • The Science of Crystallization: Macroscopic Phenomena and Defect Generation, Cambridge University Press, 1991
  • The Science of Crystallization: Microscopic Interfacial Phenomena, Cambridge University Press, 1991 (reprinted 1995),
  • Psychoenergetic Science: A Second Copernican-Scale Revolution, Pavior Publishers, 2007,
  • Some Science Adventures with Real Magic, Pavior Publishers, 2005,
  • Conscious Acts of Creation: The Emergence of a New Physics, Pavior Publishers, 2001
  • Science and Human Transformation: Subtle Energies, Intentionality and Consciousness, Pavior Publishers, 1997,
  • Foreword to Matrix Energetics: The Science and Art of Transformation, Atria Books, 2007, Richard Bartlett

Selected papers 

The effects of emotions on short-term power spectrum analysis of heart rate variability. McCraty R, Atkinson M, Tiller WA, Rein G, Watkins AD. -American Journal of Cardiology, 1996 Feb. 

Laplace-transform technique for deriving thermodynamic equations from the classical microcanonical ensemble. Eric M. Pearson, Timur Halicioglu, and William A. Tiller -Physical Review, 1985 Nov. 

Corona discharge photography. DG Boyers, WA Tiller -Journal of Applied Physics, 1973. 

What are subtle energies? WA Tiller -Journal of Scientific Exploration, Vol. 7, No. 3, 1993. 

Electronic device-mediated pH changes in water. WE Dibble Jr, WA Tiller -Journal of Scientific Exploration, Vol. 13, No. 2, 1999.



All Dr Tiller's Papers are available for download from
www.tiller.org
You can also find Dr Tiller on Facebook at

https://www.facebook.com/pages/William-A-Tiller-Institute-for-Psychoenergetic-Science/309181832504413?sk=info

Further Reading and Links
http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/ciencia/ciencia_psychoenergetics.htm
https://cassiopaea.org/forum/index.php?topic=5701.0
http://www.spiritofmaat.com/archive/mar2/tiller1.htm



[1] Emeritus is a post-positive adjective used to designate a retired professor, bishop, or other professional.
[2] Psychoenergetic Science involves the expansion of traditional science to include human consciousness and human intention as capable of significantly affecting both the properties of materials (non-living and living) and what we call "physical reality."
[3] B.A.Sc – Bachelor of Applied Science degree
[4] M.A. Sc. - Master of Applied Science degree
[5] Ph.D -Doctor of Philosophy



© 2012 Eidolon Paranormal
written and researched by
Allen Tiller
www.eidolonparanormal.com.au


Tuesday, 11 December 2012

The Georgia Guidestones



The Georgia Guidestones



When the apocalypse comes, and the survivors surface to a new world, what will they do? Where will they go?
An unknown person or persons hired the Elberton Granite Finishing Company in 1979 to build a monument of stones in the State of Georgia USA, with inscriptions of guidelines that may help humanity restore civilisation upon the Earth after a cataclysmic event.
The five 16 feet tall stone tablets are arranged in a star like pattern that functions as a calendar, clock and compass. Each of the stones is covered in inscriptions in languages such as English, Spanish, Hindi, Hebrew and Arabic, with eight translations in total.
There are ten guidelines inscribe on the monument which read as follows:

  1. Maintain humanity under 500,000,000 in perpetual balance with nature.
  2. Guide reproduction wisely improving fitness and diversity.
  3. Unite humanity with a living new language.
  4. Rule passion-faith-tradition-and all things with tempered reason.
  5. Protect people and nations with fair laws and just courts.
  6. Let all nations rule internally resolving external disputes in a world court.
  7. Avoid petty laws and useless officials.
  8. Balance personal rights with social duties.
  9. Prize truth - beauty- love- seeking harmony with the infinite.
  10. Be not a cancer on the earth- Leave room for nature-Leave room for nature.
There is much controversy about the Georgia Guidestones due to the pseudonym used by the creator one R.C. Christian, and due to the apparent links to the New World Order. The first guideline ” Maintain humanity under 5000,000,000 in perpetual balance with nature” has a ring of the New World Orders population decrease conspiracy that is often talked about by people such as Radio Host Alex Jones.
The Stone themselves have often been graffitied and damaged by vandals decrying the new world order and socialist elite.
One activist, Mr Mark Dice has called for the stones to be pulled down and destroyed claiming they are of deep Satanic origin and were built by a Satanic Sect.
A local Church Minster even weighed in saying he believed the monument was for “sun worshippers”, cult worship and for Devil Worship.
Vandalism





The aforementioned; Alex Jones, stated in his 2008 documentary “Endgame: Elite's Blueprint For Global Enslavement”, that "the message of the mysterious Georgia Guidestones, purportedly built by representatives of a secret society called the Rosicrucian Order or Rosicrucians, which call for a global religion, world courts, and for population levels to be maintained at around 500 million, over a 6.5 billion reduction from current levels. The stones imply that humans are a cancer upon the earth and should be culled in order to maintain balance with nature."

There are also some that say that the stones are a representation of the Biblical “Tower Of Babel”a story from the book of Genesis in the Bible that relates man being in competition with God.


Whatever the stone are or represent is uncertain, what is certain is that they are unusual and generate a lot of debate about who built them and why?
Please tell us your thoughts on their construction in the reply section of the blog below, and thank you again, constant reader, for reading our blog!




© 2012 Eidolon Paranormal
written and researched by
Allen Tiller
www.eidolonparanormal.net



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Sunday, 9 December 2012

Paranormal Investigators:Past & Present: Cork Paranormal Investigators


"Éirinn go Brách"

Cork Paranormal Investigators

    This week we visit the Emerald Isle to meet the team members of “Cork Paranormal Investigators”.
    Founded in 2006 by Jacqui Horgan and based in Cork City, Ireland, CPI is aiming to collect evidence to prove the existence of an afterlife.
    The team currently consists of the following members, engaged in the following roles:
Jacqui Horgan - Founder / Investigator /Researcher
Kevin Healy - Tech Manager / Lead Investigator
Sinéad McDonnel - Web Manager / Investigator
Nicholas O'Sullivan - Investigator
Patti O'Leary - Investigator


    The CPI team are a curious bunch, like many other teams, interested to find out for themselves if there is indeed a continuation of our existence after death. All of them have become investigators for various personal reasons, but share the same common interest of answering a simple question 'Is there life after death?'.

    CPI lead investigator Kevin had a paranormal experience when he was younger. Kevin was in an old house, doing some work when he heard a door open downstairs. Kevin then heard footsteps crossing the floor onto the staircase. Kevin went to to the top of the stairs to see who was approaching on the staircase from the lower level only to find no-one on the staircase, but the footsteps continued towards him!


    I asked the team “How has being a paranormal investigator changed your life?”

    Sinead replied on behalf of the team: “Becoming an investigator has made us all more aware of the history and events that have occurred in our Country. We have investigated some locations where a lot of wrongdoings have occurred. By researching these locations we have become more aware of these atrocities. It has also made us all more open to the not so normal goings on in the world.”


    Cork Paranormal Investigators lists “The Magdalene Laundries” as their favourite place to investigate

    “ The Magdalene Laundries. Every time we go to this location we always get activity. There are times that we can debunk activity and then there are other times where we cannot explain what has happened. A couple of our members have also had personal experiences here.”
    “ It is a location that never fails to provide great activity. We have experienced everything from visual sightings, stuff being thrown at us, being touched to disembodied voices and EVP's.”


    Other investigations the team have been impressed with include a private location in Cork where the team recorded EVPS that they were later able to correlate with information from research about what had happened in the location 100 years earlier. This is why good research is imperative, you never know when you will get that one EVP reply that ties your investigation results with the locations past!
    Another of CPI's favourite locations in “Colaiste Iosagain”, a location that has yielded visual sightings of apparitions and one investigator being hit in the back of the head!


    With all the interesting EVPs the Cork Paranormal Investigation team have, stories of being touch and sightings of apparitions, I decided it was time to ask for an interesting story or two! 

    Allen: Does CPI have any interesting stories related to an investigation that you can share with our readers? 
    CPI: “We did have one investigation where all the signs were there for us not to go. Everything that could have gone wrong went wrong. It was one of those investigations where we really should have stayed at home but ended up getting some interesting evidence and also gave us the biggest laugh as a team we have had in a long time. It just showed that Paranormal Investigation can have a humorous side as well.”

    As you've previously read, CPI has recorded a great deal of excellent EVP's, the team also lists EVPs as their best evidence to date, but, CPI also has an interesting piece of video footage they are currently having analysed that may prove to be their most interesting piece of evidence of the afterlife yet!

    CPI also uses their favourite piece of equipment, the Trifield meter in conjunction with EVP sessions. They have had instances of the meter spiking at the same time voices are recorded, thus adding more weight to the evidence of genuine EVP recordings

    To keep up to date with Cork Paranormal Investigators, and to hopefully see the video currently being analysed, please “like” them on facebook to get updates and watch their adventures!


    https://www.facebook.com/Cork.Paranormal.Investigators.

© 2012 Eidolon Paranormal
written and researched by
Allen Tiller
www.eidolonparanormal.com.au


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All photos remain the property of their respective copyright owners and are displayed here for the purpose of education, research and review under the copyright act "fair usage" clause.

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