by Karen Frazier Paranormal Underground (click on any of the images to view it larger) Highway 14 in Washington State is both desolate and stunning. On one side are golden rolling hills filled with orchards, crops and wind farms. On the other side is a verdant valley through which the mighty Columbia flows. Tucked into
by Karen Frazier, Managing Editor Paranormal Underground We returned to Wellington yesterday afternoon/evening. We even spent about an hour there after dark. We had the kids with us again – they’ve been begging. It was a gorgeous evening up at Steven’s Pass. Sunny, clear and upper 60s. Plus I think I had on enough DEET
By Cheryl Knight, Chad Wilson, and Karen Frazier www.paranormalunderground.net We have some exciting news! Paranormal Underground has had such a huge request by readers for a paper version of the magazine that we will now offer Publish On Demand for those wishing to purchase a paper copy of each issue, starting right now with the
by Karen Frazier, Managing Editor Paranormal Underground I was watching a rerun of a popular paranormal show. The clients were experiencing “demonic” activity in the house and one of the homeowners heard a rough, gravelly voice calling out a demonic name. They also experienced a large crow or raven. As the team looked into the
by Karen Frazier, Managing Editor Paranormal Underground I hear this a lot as advice given from experienced investigators to those seeking to become fledgling investigators. “Don’t go into it expecting your own TV show.” Wait. What? Seriously? No TV show? But that is why I got into the paranormal. And cooking. And crab fishing on
by Karen Frazier, Managing Editor Paranormal Underground As you might have guessed, I wind up discussing the paranormal with a lot of different people. Interesting and knowledgeable people with phenomenal ideas, thoughts and theories about the paranormal. I love talking to these people because there is such a diversity of ideas. Certainly there are common
By Chad Wilson, Publisher www.paranormalunderground.net Next week, Cheryl and I will be staying at the Queen Mary in Long Beach. The main reason we are staying there is because of the reported haunted activity aboard the ship. Would we stay there if the souls of the deceased weren’t said to walk the ship’s halls? Probably
By Chad Wilson, Publisher Paranormal Underground (www.paranormalunderground.net) What makes a ghost hunter? The question was recently asked on our forums at www.ParanormalUnderground.net here in this thread. Ghost hunter, paranormal investigator, paranormal researcher, which is the correct term, or are they all correct? In my opinion, it boils down to why one particular person looks for
by Karen Frazier, Managing Editor Paranormal Underground I’d like to first start out by apologizing for any rambling done in this blog. There was some emergency dental work. There was a day of excruciating pain with my head hanging in a toilet. And now, there is Vicodin – which beats the heck out of the
By Chad Wilson Publisher www.paranormalunderground.net I was recently discussing the issue of conducting paranormal investigations in the dark with a few friends, and we all wondered . . . what are the benefits of ‘going dark’ during an investigation? When I initially began investigating, I thought all investigations were supposed to be done in the
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