Uniting the Paranormal Field

Uniting the Paranormal Field The Paranormal field has vastly grown since what I like to call “Paranormal Hollywood” has taken over. Since the paranormal field has hit the mainstream hundreds/thousands of “paranormal research teams” have sprouted up all over the world, this can be a good and bad thing for this field. Most teams have based their investigation techniques and methods from what they have witnessed on television, this is a very inaccurate way to research and investigate ghost’s & haunting’s. T.V can make paranormal investigation seem glamorous at times by chopping and editing there way through investigations without providing the actual facts. It’s interesting to me that every case, every location has supposed documented activity when in actuality 90% of cases can be dismissed due to completely normal occurrences that take place on a daily bases. When it comes to evidence collection and reveal, why is it that every single piece of evidence collected by “Paranormal Hollywood” is PARANORMAL EVIDENCE and no one questions it or think’s otherwise? We here at A.P.R.A. believe that all evidence collected that is unexplainable should be tested by professionals from various industries including Scientist’s, Engineers, Medical Doctors, Video & audio analysis professionals. All evidence collected by A.P.R.A. is tested by a panel of professional’s from these industries and available for the public’s view on www.apraparanormal.com. One thing I have noticed since the birth of various groups in the field is that some out there are extremely competitive and will not share evidence or information collected during their research and investigations. This throws up a red flag to me, if a group is not willing to share information or allow others to be involved in investigations something is fishy. This field absolutely needs EVERYONE to share information to help provide possible patterns and details to various phenomena worldwide, if we all work together we can possibly m