Who you gunna Call ? - Part Two

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Running on from the first part of my previous blog just to refresh you memory - My interests range from and very much including heritage photography, archeology, local history, ghosts and the paranormal, hypnotism, ufology, conspiracy theories.



Lets talk about the *money grabbers*, emotional vampires and fakers in the paranormal world.

I have just read on my facebook newsfeed about a good friend of mine with regards to a ghost hunt at their house....
( not giving location and others details as will be all too obvious who and where - forgive me - respecting the privacy of the said couple.)

What annoys me is that a very good friend who actually runs events for a living told said couple not really anything there in your house..more with the coach house nearby.  REALLY annoys me that people and friends are being taken in and being given false information. Makes a mockery of investigators with real talent and skills, who are not in it for the kudos and *who can I befriend and brag about.*    Then we have the 'gent' who then attacks other paranormal investigators with the mightier than thou attitude of ' I am right - you are wrong and know nothing ', this coming from
a *gent* who was investigated by the police for publishing images of under age girls for use in a revenge sex/porn website.



Then we have this *gent*

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3827576/TV-ghosthunter-guilty-rape-posted-YouTube-video-telling-fans-personal-issues.html

You know what I wish , that paranormal investigators WILL have a better reputation at some point rather that the general public have to place opinion and credence in the gents talked about above , such blatant puffery, lies and misrepresentation of the subject matter at hand. 

Proper research of the locations, history and area's to be investigated. Proper footage to be taken, and always to be taken during the day ! I have had more success with capturing photographic images during the daytime hours, than at night ! 

 Think about it ...two ghosts having a conversation ....

 "Well then I think I will have a quick haunt now , it's 14.00 ...."

 "Noooo you cannot do that ! The recently departed handbook clearly states that you have to wait till it's dark before you can begin to haunt..."


Many ladies and gents are interested in the paranormal side of events... heck I even run a group with about 1700 members !

https://www.facebook.com/groups/403737979799084/

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