COMING SOON
History and paranormal investigation are deeply interconnected, as historical research provides the essential framework for understanding and validating alleged supernatural activity.
Technology is the primary tool used to document and interpret alleged supernatural events. At the same time, it also serves to disprove paranormal claims by identifying explainable causes.
Those with heightened intuition or “clairsentience” serve as “human sensors” within a paranormal investigation. These individuals can provide subjective context and facilitate communication.
MILL ROAD MURDERS
True Crime Stories
Stories of documented crimes are a foundational source for paranormal investigations because they provide the narrative catalysts that justify a site’s “haunted” reputation. It’s believed that in areas that traumatic events occur, residual energy is left behind, leaving the location with a retrievable record of the events that took place there and the emotional damage they produced.
Abandoned Locations
Due to a combination of psychological triggers, environmental factors, and historical “energy” theories, abandoned locations remain a cornerstone of paranormal investigation. These sites are considered “incubators” for paranormal activity as many investigators believe that intense human experiences leave a permanent mark on a physical space.
Historical Locations and Objects
A core belief in the paranormal community is that intense human emotions (such as trauma, grief, or great passion) can “imprint” themselves on physical matter. That’s why historical locations and objects are the most sought-after targets for paranormal investigation—they provide the narrative anchors and physical conduits for alleged supernatural activity.
THE LAST HANGING
The case must include multiple independent sources, such as historical records, eyewitness testimony, or documented reports, that point to the same unexplained activity or historical timeline.
Locations tied to significant events—tragedy, crime, loss, or long-term human presence—are prioritized, especially when the documented history aligns with the reported phenomena.
The case presents unanswered questions or ongoing activity that suggests something remains active or unfinished, making it suitable for investigation rather than retrospective storytelling.
ERASING HISTORY
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