Written by Ray Ortega Wednesday, 24 February 2010 17:02
on August of 2009 E.A.R.P. sent two senior memebers to EasternStatePenitentiary, the legendary and historic landmark; not only famous for having housed the notorious gangster, Al Capone. But for its ghost stories. It's reported that even Al Capone himself had paranormal experiences there. Case Manager, Karina Saunders and James Saunders, our Tech Manager were more than eager to make the trip to scope things out in advance of a possible investigation.
They not only had some interesting stories to share, but brought along some interesting photos as well.
Hope you enjoy the pics and feel free to share your comments with us ;-)
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 24 February 2010 18:21 )
GHOST HUNTER, PARANORMAL INVESTIGATOR. WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?
Written by Ray Ortega Tuesday, 06 October 2009 00:46
What is the difference between being a ghost hunter and a paranormal investigator?
Thanks to the advent of Paranormal Reality Shows, the public has become very acquainted with the terms Ghost Hunter and Paranormal Investigator. But very little understanding of what they really mean.
Written by Ray Ortega Wednesday, 12 August 2009 08:59
Several months ago, The El Paso Alternate Reality Project, was asked to investigate the historic ASARCO copper smetling plant, located in El Paso, Texas. Being invited was a huge honor for the team as very few people have been granted access.
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 02 September 2009 20:16 )
Hauntings - Reasons and Types
Written by Ray Ortega Tuesday, 20 January 2009 13:34
You've heard strange noises at night or felt a sudden flash of cool air, but no windows or vents are open and no drafty doors or windows. Maybe you've found yourself doing a double take because you swear you saw someone standing...watching you off in your peripheral vision, you turn and no one is there...
PARANORMAL
What is the difference between being a ghost hunter and a paranormal investigator?
Several months ago, The El Paso Alternate Reality Project, was asked to investigate the historic ASARCO copper smetling plant, located in El Paso, Texas. Being invited was a huge honor for the team as very few people have been granted access.
Why bother calling Ghost Busters when you can just go to Radio Shack?