Participants will immerse themselves in the world of paranormal investigations, learning about the tools and techniques used by professionals. I will demonstrate how devices like EMF meters and digital voice recorders detect and document paranormal phenomena, highlighting their effectiveness in different situations. We will compare tape recorders and digital devices to clarify why some evidence is dismissed based on conditions and equipment quality.

Next, a hands-on workshop will guide attendees through the library's history and potential hauntings, led by an experienced investigator.

After the initial presentation and mini workshop an  investigation and a follow-up lecture will cover how to interpret the collected data, tracing evidence collection from early photography to today's advanced technology. By analyzing case studies, participants will learn to distinguish between genuine phenomena and misinterpretations, enhancing their understanding of skepticism and belief in paranormal research.

This engaging program is informative and entertaining, appealing to both experienced ghost hunters and newcomers interested in the supernatural.

This presentation is designed to be delivered as a series, ideally scheduled over a multi-week period. The first session, which includes an hour presentation covers the basic methods, practices, experiments and tools with demonstrations built in. It is  followed by a hands-on in depth workshop where patrons utilize the equipment and participate in the experiments on site in the designated lecture area.   The third workshop is an analysis of any scientific data (evidence) collected during the second workshop phase and shows patrons the final step of the investigation process. We talk about methods and practices of investigation review.

While a multi-week  series is suggested, it is not mandatory. Additionally, the evidence review is not essential for delivering an engaging presentation on paranormal investigation or the workshop itself.