Biggest Ghost Hunter FAIL! Repeating the mistakes of the past, Part 2
We are back with part two discussing this very important issue!
We are back with part two discussing this very important issue!
The biggest mistake ghost hunters make is repeating the same mistakes made by those who came before them. If you cannot learn from your mistakes, you are doomed to repeat them. Such is the way of the paranormal community.
So why do ghost hunters investigate in the dark? Does it really make sense?
When it comes to “residual hauntings” there are many ideas out there. Starting in 1890, four different concepts of this idea have been put forth in an attempt to explain ghosts.
In 2015 we had our 30th anniversary and we received allot of questions on our Facebook page. These are the answers to the ones about 94 Rock.
Technically, I could name this blog “How the ghost hunters on TV messed up the hobby” because since they first aired in 2004, maintaining a decent membership is simply a pain in the ass. People now join the group with certain expectations and closed minded belief systems. Sometimes it feels like I am constantly trying … Read moreFrustrations with the Southwest Ghost Hunter’s Association on skepticism (yet again)
A short news piece about the ghost tour in Old Town when I was doing tours. Sorry about the quality of the video, it is very years old.
Channel 7 news interviews me about the haunting at the Albuquerque Press Club. the segment was aired in October of 2004.
The story of the Hatchet Lady as told, in part, by me. Yes it is an urban legend but a fun story!
Ghost stories in Old Town Albuquerque as featured on the Travel Channel. I am one of the story tellers. The show aired in 2006. Part One Part Two
In this video I answer several questions that are often called “ghost stumpers”.
Here is some practical advice for people who are new to ghost hunting.
The majority of what people think ghosts are is actually based on superstition and folklore. There has been some serious scientific work done and what was discovered is the topic of this video. The studies are; 1894 The SPR’s Census of Hallucinations 1948 D.J West’s Mass Observation Survey 1974 McCreeley & Green 1990’s D.J. West’s … Read moreWhat are Ghosts , Part 1
Signal to noise ratio is a major consideration when analyzing audio. Are you really hearing a voice or is it actually the lower frequencies of another sound that resembles a voice? One simple way to see how SNR affects audio is to play around with it in the software you are using for analysis and … Read moreTest Your Might, Analysis of voices v.s. Signal to noise ratio
Anyone can turn on a audio recorder and ask questions into thin air. Anyone can listen to that recording and think they are getting responses from ghosts and spirits. Driven by their belief in ghostly phenomenon, they are quite capable of making something mysterious out of completely explainable audio samples. The main problem here is … Read moreWhy your EVP “Evidence” is bogus and not the voice of a ghost
Hobbies are practiced for interest and enjoyment, rather than financial reward. Engaging in a hobby can lead to acquiring substantial skill, knowledge, and experience. However, personal fulfillment is the aim. Almost no one can make a living at stamp collecting, but many people find it enjoyable; so it is commonly regarded as a hobby. While … Read moreThe truth about ghost hunting. Sorting the posers from the investigators!
Sometimes realistic events can shape and change legends. A good example of this is the story of Rebecca Potter who, according to legend, haunts the Lodge at Cloudcroft. As one researches the various ghost stories about Rebecca, you stumble across sudden changes in the myth as the story is told through the decades. The earliest … Read moreHow tragic events can create alterations in a ghost story.
The expression anecdotal evidence refers to evidence from anecdotes. In cases where small numbers of anecdotes are presented, there is a larger chance that they may be unreliable due to cherry-picked or otherwise non-representative samples of typical cases. Anecdotal evidence is considered dubious support of a generalized claim; it is, however, within the scope of scientific method for claims regarding particular instances. Anecdotal evidence is … Read moreThe “anecdotal evidence is invalid” argument.
For several years the employees working at the Socorro Youth Center have experienced unusual phenomenon. The Youth Center occupies the former site of the former High School and Middle School. These strange occurrences include; The sound of a girl’s voice has been heard in the empty hallways and near the stage, the apparition of a … Read moreGhost hunt of the old Socorro High School
The founders of the Southwest Ghost Hunter’s Association answer the question “What were the most challenging things you had to deal with to keep a team together for 30 years?”
Three of the founders of the Southwest Ghost Hunter’s Association discuss various media projects that we have participated in over the past 30 years.
While cleaning my hard drive, I came across several photos from 2006 when we were shooting a TV pilot with Chris Fleming. RCR (the production company) and Chris had a new concept that sounded very intriguing so at Chris’ request Cody and Bob flew to the California desert to shoot the TV pilot. Although the … Read morePhotos from the “Lost Souls” TV pilot