Become a Paranormal Investigator for a Night

Join us for an exclusive, hands-on paranormal investigation at the historically active [Location Name]. Limited to just six guests, this immersive event teaches you the methods of professional paranormal research before you conduct a real "lights-out" investigation. This is your chance to go beyond a simple ghost tour and become part of the team.

• Event fee is $50 for each participant.

• Minimum Age is 16 for this event. 

• Only 6 participant spaces are available.

• Location will not be publically posted.  You will have to contact us to ask directly.  It is in the small business district of Terrell near the office.

What You'll Learn & Do

Investigation Workshop

Your evening begins with an intensive workshop and ends with a full investigation. You will learn:

• The Investigator's Method: How to use control studies to validate evidence and avoid false positives.

• The Location's Story: Uncover the deep history and documented paranormal claims of the site.

• Tools of the Trade: Get hands-on training with professional gear like EMF meters, EVP recorders, and full-spectrum cameras.

• Investigation Strategy: Learn how to conduct focused vigils and structured EVP sessions to gather data.

• Evidence Analysis: Get a primer on how to review your audio recordings for potential Electronic Voice Phenomena.

Paranormal Investigation

Following the training, you'll put your knowledge to the test in an actual investigation using professional tools.

An experienced paranormal investigator will be with you to help if questions arise during the paranormal investigation process.

Investigation Debrief

We'll conclude with a 30-minute group debrief to discuss personal experiences and immediate findings.workshops, training sessions, etc,  

Equipment check-in.

Instructions for data analysis.

Data Analysis

After the event, all collected data will be shared with you via a Google Drive folder for your own analysis. You will also get access to a private online forum to discuss findings with other participants, as the most compelling evidence is often discovered during the review process after the investigation is over.