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Eerie Investigations Investigators of the paranormal, the strange, the weird, and the eerie! |
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The history of Eerie Investigations
Eerie Investigations was founded in 1999 with the aim of
investigating and documenting paranormal incidents of all types, be they;
ghosts, ufos, angel experiences, out-of-body travel, psychic phenomena,
bizarre coincidences, or anything else within the paranormal field.
The group was initially founded by Karen Frandsen and Ian Pleasance, whom were looking to use their previous paranormal and UFO experience to develop a new type of paranormal-investigations project. Rather than restrict our focus on one single paranormal area, we decided to remain open to the investigation of paranormal phenomena of all types. Karen and Ian have been involved in the areas of paranormal and UFO investigation since 1995, and both previously worked with "LUFOS" London UFO studies group. The founders and other initial Eerie Investigations team members were joined by newer ones during 2000-2001, and the team continued to grow during 2003-5. Over time, the Eerie Investigations team has further increased in size and has been joined by; extra on-site and background researchers, still and video camera and sound operators, two resident mediums, a psycho-analyst, and a number of guest/backup mediums including specialists in the field of spirit clearance, and veteran UFO investigators and writers. We use a rational and scientific method of investigating the paranormal, and work to provide clear evidential proof rather than just hearsay or obscure and subjective images. Our team includes still and motion camera operators whom are highly experienced in filming and film/image analysis, members experienced in investigating the paranormal, and members whom are well-versed in the areas of mediumship, clairsentience, and psychometry. We only post material on our site which we believe to be of a parnormal nature and dismiss the majority of our recorded material unless it has successfully passed through full audio and image analysis and we have ruled out all possible natural causes. However our full library of audio, video, and still images spanning ten years of research is available to accredited organisations. In our investigations we use, amongst other tools, the following :-
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