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Is it haunted? Let's talk about cold spots.

You're walking through a room and suddenly the air drops, like someone opened a freezer door for one second. No draft from a window. No vent blowing. Just a pocket of chill that sits there, then is gone.

Have you felt one? Where were you, and what else was happening in the room?

14 hours ago | [YT] | 1

Paranormal Consultant

Season 2 Episode 1

23 hours ago | [YT] | 1

Paranormal Consultant

Is it haunted? Let's talk about doors that open on their own.

Old houses settle, latches wear out, and a change in air pressure can swing a door wide. But I keep hearing about the ones that open slowly, all the way, after being shut and latched tight.

Has this happened to you? What did you rule out before you started wondering?

4 days ago | [YT] | 4

Paranormal Consultant

Is it haunted? Let's talk cold spots.

Investigators love them. Skeptics blame drafts, vents and old windows. But every so often someone tells me about a cold patch in the middle of a room with everything shut tight, and it moves.

Have you ever felt one? What did you check first, the windows or the door out?

6 days ago | [YT] | 2

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You hear knocking inside the walls every night at about the same time. Before you call it a haunting, what's the first thing you rule out? Pipes, critters, settling? Share your checklist, and the strangest knock you never could explain. 🔦

1 week ago | [YT] | 4

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Investigator tip for the new season: do a baseline sweep before you call anything anomalous. Walk the location in daylight and log it all: the HVAC cycle times, the fridge and furnace kicking on, drafty windows, wiring runs near the walls, pipes, traffic noise, and any pets. Take EMF and temperature readings room by room so you have a "normal" to compare against later. Most of the "activity" we get called about turns out to be one of those things, and ruling them out is what makes whatever's left worth looking at. Fellow investigators, what's the most common false positive YOU run into? 🔦

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 6

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Investigator question for the consultants in the room:

A client reports a repeating figure in white on rural property between 10pm–midnight. Multiple witnesses. Object appears to float, changes shape briefly, then vanishes when pursued.

Before you ever set foot on site, what's your first documentation ask timeline log from each witness, weather/moon notes, site map of sightings, or audio/video of prior encounters?

Curious how you'd triage this.

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 4

Paranormal Consultant

Live investigation this Saturday night!

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 3

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Investigator note: PURSUE’s sixth UAP tranche (72 files) includes 2025 IR of six spherical objects described as agile / direction-changing (~480 mph estimate) and a 2010 intelligence study reviewing alleged acute/subacute field effects on human tissue. Framing remains unresolved — not confirmation of ET craft. For field workers: interesting for pattern comparison, not for jumping to conclusions. What’s your working hypothesis after a drop like this — sensor artifact cluster, advanced aerospace, or still “unknown”?

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 3

Paranormal Consultant

Colorado Springs / Pikes Peak area is buzzing with UAP / unexplained aerial reports again.

From a consultant’s seat: what’s more useful — more cameras pointed at the sky, or better witness interviews before the story gets fuzzy? Curious what this community thinks.

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 3