Conducting a Paranormal Investigation: A Training Guide

by Beth Brown

Originally developed as a training manual for the Virginia Society of Paranormal Education and Research (VASPER), this guide is now available to all beginners and would-be ghost-hunters hoping to capture evidence of the supernatural for themselves. The book takes a step-by-step approach and teaches readers the fundamentals of planning investigations, researching haunted locations, collecting data in the field, and analyzing that data following an investigation. Topics covered interviewing witnesses, surveying a site, safety tips, investigation etiquette, data analysis, and advising clients of your findings. A handy resource section features sample interview questions, a Site Access Agreement, an Investigation Activity Log, and a collection of recommended websites to keep readers informed of current events in the world of paranormal research.

48 pages, Paperback

First published April 14, 2008

About the author

Beth Brown is an award-winning author, speaker, and media presenter based in Richmond, Virginia.

She is the co-creator of the popular Richmond Macabre anthology series, as well as the recipient of the Library of Virginia People's Choice Award. Her work has been featured on Travel Channel, The Biography Channel, A&E, History Channel, and the Emmy Award-winning "Virginia Currents".