photography. Thank you Kalyomi for assembling this book, "Ghosts from Coast to Coast".
Both speakers and guests made this event a success. We also
thank everyone who donated time, the badges, and the
photography during the conference. Watch for updates on
what experiences people had during the conference!
DAVE -- Senior Investigator and Founder
ANN -- Senior Investigator, Website Administrator, Case Manager
JASON -- Sensitive, Senior Investigator, Debunker
MICHELLE -- Senior Investigator, Lead Videographer, and Sensitive
ERIN -- Investigator, Sensitive
GARY -- Lead Debunking Specialist and Investigator
VICKIE -- Investigator, Researcher
MARCIE -- Sensitive, Investigator
WILLIAM -- Investigator, Debunker
NICK C -- Investigator, Debunker in Training
CHRISTIE C -- Investigator in Training
SHERRY -- Investigator and Debunker
MARIA -- Investigator
ANA MARIE -- Investigator
AMY -- Investigator
KELLY -- Investigator in Training
DAVID T. -- Investigator
BRAD -- Investigator in Training
*Click here to read an Interview with Brad*
LISA -- Investigator in Training
WENDY -- Investigator in Training
ALYSSA -- Investigator in Training
RAY C. -- Investigator in Training
JAY -- Investigator in Training
BRANDON -- Investigator in Training
Associate Members:
KANE -- Documentary Film Producer
JEREMY -- Audio Engineer
DEE -- Sensitive, Reiki Master, and Radio Producer for Paranormal Perceptions
EEEK -- IR Photographer, Investigator
ELAINE -- Investigator, Researcher
Inactive Members:
RAY -- Investigator
WALTER -- Investigator, Writer
1) A Photography page providing false positives.
2) An in depth article on Geiger Counters and possible paranormal applications.
-This paper is now finished and available upon E-mail request. Posting SOON!
3) Information on EMF, Temperature, Weather to include Barometric Pressure and
how it can effect paranormal conditions. This is a huge undertaking requiring massive
research from the entire team. Please hang in there with us and if you wish to
contribute, contact Ann. All input is valued.
* All proceeds go towards API's non-profit organization for new equipment.
series of three pictures in total. I took the picture because I felt there was a woman moving up the
isle. This was taken at noon, with no flash, on a tripod. What is seen is normally what I "see" in my
mind's eye, but never visible to anybody else. That is until this picture.
Research after the investigation showed that this was the uniform worn by the Catholic girls for
graduation. Throughout the investigation of the Woodland Opera House a blue hued
orb/mist was imaged by everyone.
Camera: Olympus 6.0 mega pixel, no flash, fastest setting - not night setting
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