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How do you know if the footsteps on the stairs when no one is there, or the voices coming from the radiator are a result of a bad heating system, someone messing with you, or a legitimate haunting?

Here are some symptoms of a haunting. If your home or place of business has come down with some or all of these symptoms, well, let us know.

• Unexplained noises

• Doors opening and closing

• Taps or bangs

• Items disappearing and reappearing

• Feelings of being watched

• Lights turning on and off

• Cold or hot spots.

• Feelings of being touched or skratched

• Cries and whispers

• Unexplained smells

• Mild psychokinetic phenomena – actually seeing that phenomena

• Physical assault

• Moving or levitating objects (severe psychokinetic phenomena)

• Other physical evidence – unexplained writing on paper or walls, handprints or footprints

• Apparitions

Shadow figures

If you have most or all of this going on in your house or place of business, contact us for help.

The following things are not to be considered evidence of a hunting:

• A psychic tells you that your house is haunted.

• A paranormal group investigates your home and brings a psychic or medium with them. Their psychic tells you that they sense that your house is haunted.

• A relative, friend, co-worker or someone on your facebook page tells you that they are a sensitive and they have been told by their spirit guide or dead relative that your home is haunted. 

         All of this is interesting, and who knows? They could be right. But it’s not evidence. Call in an expert, an experienced Paranormal Investigator who has legitimate references and have them do an investigation of your home to gather physical evidence, such as EMF readings, temperature readings, etc. Investigator personal experiences are not to be taken as evidence by themselves. Feelings, emotional responses, or other subjective experiences are interesting, and part of the whole picture, but are not to be taken as evidence alone.

         If the physical evidence includes some or many of the things listed above, and they are documented on recorders, video, camera, etc, then the experiences of the investigators and the readings of the psychic may be backed up with physical evidence and may be valid.

         All good investigators will attempt to debunk the reported phenomena by testing your stories against more natural explanations. Knocking on the wall can be from a bad heating system or water pipes. Voices can project from outside or from other parts of the house. Even objects that seem to have been moved can be from pet activity. Doors can open and close on their own due to a house mot being level, or drafts. Even feelings of dread, fear or being watched can be caused from electrical problems in your home, from old wiring that emits high E.M.F.

         All good investigators will first eliminate all of these possibilities before declaring something unexplained. Good investigators will be creative in their thinking, trying all sorts of things, experimenting, thinking outside the box, before drawing any conclusions. A good team will not give your theories during an investigation, but will tell you that they need to review all of the evidence before drawing any conclusions or theorizing. 

         A professional group will not keep you waiting more than two-three weeks before contacting you to meet and reveal and share evidence.

         No legitimate paranormal team will ever charge you money. They may take donations, but if they charge you a fee up front, beware.