PPI Presentation for Girl Scout Troop #6009

Pacific Paranormal gave a presentation on Saturday, June 8, 2013 for Girl Scout Troop #6009 from La Mesa, CA at the Community Room of the Casa de Oro Public Library in Spring Valley, CA. 

The team discussed using the public library as a resource for conducting paranormal research, proper use of environmental monitoring equipment during paranormal investigations and the application of critical thinking skills to find rational solutions to alleged paranormal activity.

The troop members were very enthusiastic about our topics. They all asked relevant questions after the presentation. PPI is looking forward to more opportunities to share our experience and knowledge so that a new generation of researchers will be inspired to continue in the paranormal field using scientific method.

"The presentation was very interesting and informative," Troop Leader Tim Hainley said. "I think PPI did an excellent job, and I look forward to attending another presentation in the future."

Here are a few photos from the event:

What's The Best EMF Meter for Paranormal Investigations?

What is the best EMF meter for paranormal field research? If you ask a dozen paranormal investigators you'll probably get a dozen different answers. But if you're looking for an EMF meter that's durable, simple to operate, highly accurate and reasonably priced, there's no better device than the Trifield Natural EM Meter by AlphaLabs.

What are some of the features that make this device ideal for paranormal field research? To begin with, it was designed to ignore common  AC electromagnetic fields in the 50-60Hz range. These fields are emitted by household wiring and power distribution systems, appliances  and HVAC equipment. Most EMF meters used by paranormal investigators today were designed and calibrated to only detect fields in the 50-60Hz range, so if you have fields above or below that frequency range they will be undetectable. The Trifield Natural EM meter is best used to augment a "standard" EMF meter after initial baseline readings are recorded.

Happy Paranormal Day!

There are lots of holidays and observances and every single day of our year seems to have at least one, maybe more. Paranormal Day falls on May 3, the 123rd day of the year.

Celebrate Paranormal Day this week by sharing stories with other paranormal enthusiasts. Watch a paranormal documentary or read about your area's haunted history. Go for a drive and explore a location that is rumored to have paranormal activity. Or visit our website at http://www.pacificparanormal.com/ and join our forum and share your personal experiences with us. Explore our Paranormal Documentary video collection and talk about all things paranormal. We look forward to chatting with you!

SDGAP Presentation - "How To Build a Paranormal Investigative Team"

Tonight PPI investigators Karl Sherlock, Brian Miller, Tim Mountain and Debra Page presented to members of the San Diego Ghost and Paranormal Meet-up Group (SDGAP) at Anna's Restaurant in Lemon Grove, CA. There were 25 members in attendance, and everyone was given ample opportunities to ask questions and share their own personal experiences.

The presentation covered all facets of paranormal investigation, from serious investigations based on either scientific method or the metaphysical approach, to recreational investigations of allegedly haunted hotels and infamous historic locations. More interactive discussion than lecture, the participants were encouraged to share their experiences and talk about many aspects of this fascinating field of study.

PPI Releases New Podcast

For this episode, we join PPI investigators Jason Sieckman, Karl Sherlock, Debra Page, Tim Mountain and Brian Miller as they interview Edwin Becker, author of True Haunting, a first person account of he and his wife Marcia's personal experiences living in a haunted apartment building they bought in Chicago, Illinois in 1970

Recorded: December 9, 2012
Length: 01:06:52

PPI Presents - December 19, 2012

We invite you to join Pacific Paranormal Investigations for an enlightening presentation on 21st century paranormal investigation techniques. Come see and hear some evidence from our most recent cases. Admission is FREE.

PPI Presents - October 24, 2012

Join Pacific Paranormal Investigations for an enlightening presentation on 21st century paranormal investigation techniques. Come see and hear some evidence from our most recent cases. Admission is FREE.

For directions and additional information please follow this link:
http://www.facebook.com/#!/events/355045981255589/