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Most people shiver in fright when confronted with the macabre. Those, with a scientific curiosity for the ghastly, actually volunteer to spend the night in haunted houses, chase ghosts, and contact the dead. Tabloid journalism refers to these types as ghost busters, but the preferred politically correct term is "paranormal investigator". For more than a kyocera printer societies have sought to document ghostly occurrence and legitimize their authenticity.
The Solano paranormal support was founded in 2013 by lifelong paranormal enthusiast Melissa Rashid. Their mission? To investigate alleged supernatural claims in homes, businesses and other locations. The other three members rounding out the investigative team include the husband and wife duo, Scott & Beth Campbell, and ordained priest David Deerfeeder.
The group gives tours in old Suisun that kyocera to non- believers as well as those who swear they've been haunted by things that go bump in the night. The tour takes its participants to landmark buildings like the Suisun Masonic lodge #55 at 623 Main St., and the Wednesday club at 255 Sacramento St.
Both locations are notorious for heavy activity on the psychic divining rods and k-2 electromagnetic field readers used by tour participants. Divining rods are the stone age technology of specter hunting, while the k-2's have become pervasive in the spirit wrangling business, due to their popularity from such television shows as Ghost Hunters.
On any given night that the tour is in operation you'll see utterly confused and happily embarrassed participants trying to make sense of the meter while others are waving around the divining rods, trying to pick up reception like an antenna on a 1950's t.v. set.
The Solano paranormal support was founded in 2013 by lifelong paranormal enthusiast Melissa Rashid. Their mission? To investigate alleged supernatural claims in homes, businesses and other locations. The other three members rounding out the investigative team include the husband and wife duo, Scott & Beth Campbell, and ordained priest David Deerfeeder.
The group gives tours in old Suisun that kyocera to non- believers as well as those who swear they've been haunted by things that go bump in the night. The tour takes its participants to landmark buildings like the Suisun Masonic lodge #55 at 623 Main St., and the Wednesday club at 255 Sacramento St.
Both locations are notorious for heavy activity on the psychic divining rods and k-2 electromagnetic field readers used by tour participants. Divining rods are the stone age technology of specter hunting, while the k-2's have become pervasive in the spirit wrangling business, due to their popularity from such television shows as Ghost Hunters.
On any given night that the tour is in operation you'll see utterly confused and happily embarrassed participants trying to make sense of the meter while others are waving around the divining rods, trying to pick up reception like an antenna on a 1950's t.v. set.