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Cooped up in Huntly

Cooped up in Huntly

During a roadtrip one day I stumbled upon this old house down some back streets, that had been converted into a chicken coop. I wanted to get closer to photograph the inside; but a very nasty looking goat was standing guard, giving me the ”evils”.

The Hawkesbury River Monster

The Hawkesbury River Monster

In New South Wales lies the Hawkesbury River, home to one of Australia’s strangest cryptids. The beast, known simply as the Hawkesbury River Monster, is a kind of aquatic lizard, much like the Loch Ness Monster of Scotland.  Descriptions of the creature liken it to the prehistoric plesiosaur, extinct for

Friends and family farewell moa seeing mountaineer

Friends and family farewell moa seeing mountaineer

By Jeff Hampton Friends and family have farewelled the publican and mountaineer who sparked an international media sensation when he reported a moa sighting near Arthurs pass. Paddy Freaney died of cancer, and several hundred mourners made their way to his mountain home for a service with, not surprisingly, some unusual

Strange sightings in Bay skies – UFOs?

Strange sightings in Bay skies – UFOs?

by Kate Newton with Genevieve Helliwell [Bay of Plenty Times] PHOTO:Auckland photographer Brian Aickin snapped this picture of “three mystery objects” in the sky. Seen something strange in the night sky?  You are not alone. Calls have been coming into the Bay of Plenty Times Weekend over the past few

Ramada Hotel – Hamilton [Information request]

Ramada Hotel – Hamilton [Information request]

We often get people emailing or messaging us, (or myself directly) with strange occurrences they have experienced while traveling around, staying in hotels and B&Bs, etc When we get these stories we store them away, after researching the location first to see if there have been any other reports of

Ngawhatu Psychiatric Hospital – Nelson

Ngawhatu Psychiatric Hospital – Nelson

Built in 1922, the Ngawhatu Psychiatric Hospital operated up until the year 2000. The psychiatric hospital at Ngawhatu Valley filled up quickly with patients, young and old, ranging from epileptic to schizophrenic. Individual female and male villas were viewed as too segregated for a hospital. In 1984, as a result of

The Lakehouse Art Centre

The Lakehouse Art Centre

We have been enjoying our ongoing investigation of the Lake House Arts Centre, in Takapuna. A stunning piece of historic real estate, built in the 1890’s as a family home and in 1997, relocated in seven pieces from its original place on Hurstmere road, at the Northern end of Takapuna

EVP – Fact or Fiction ?

EVP – Fact or Fiction ?

For as long as I have had an interest in the paranormal I can remember an association with Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVP). Even years back when I remember some friends trying out some EVP work with a cassette recorder. They sat there in a circle, with some atmospheric candle light

The Crying Child

The Crying Child

We used to live in a house in Titirangi that was haunted and we had some very interesting experiences while there. It was my habit to start my day by getting up early and enjoying a peaceful early morning cuppa before the rest of the household arose and my busy

Exposing online fakes and frauds of the Cryptozoological kind – A Shukernature Top Ten listing

Exposing online fakes and frauds of the Cryptozoological kind – A Shukernature Top Ten listing

The internet is the natural home of some very unnatural creatures – fakes, frauds, and the falsely identified. Many of them attract only fleeting, transient attention before being soundly exposed and permanently discredited. However, there is also a hardcore set whose members simply refuse to die – being revived time

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Lakehouse Art Centre return visit
Lakehouse Art Centre return visit02/05/2021Ghost Hunting / Haunted Locations / Historic Buildings / Investigations / Lake House Arts CentreAnother return visit to one of our fav’ local haunts, the LakeHouse Art Centre. Always a pleasure to get back there to try out new experiments, ideas, trigger objects and gadgets and to see if we can recapture activity that occurred during previous research sessions. Here’s a few fun photos we snapped off during the night. Enjoy [...] Read more...
Mill Road Church – Whakatane
Mill Road Church – Whakatane02/01/2017Abandoned Buildings / Locations of InterestWhilst travelling through the Bay of Plenty during the Christmas holidays, Haunted Auckland team member Barbara came across this old beauty. A derelict church on Mill Road in Whakatane, which looks to be in the beginnings of some future reconstruction. The land is listed on some documents as the Pupuaruhe Church and Urupā (cemetery) and is part of the Rangitāiki Parish. Mill Road is named for the adjacent Whakatane Paper Mill, which produces carton packaging for many companies throughout New Zealand and around the world. Click on the photos to enlarge and scroll through. [...] Read more...
Old Mangapehi Railway Station – Waikato
Old Mangapehi Railway Station – Waikato09/09/2018Abandoned Buildings / Locations of Interest  [...] Read more...
Laishley House – Investigation Session 2
Laishley House – Investigation Session 210/07/2020Haunted Locations / Historic Buildings / InvestigationsFRIDAY 10TH JULY 2020 Onehunga is a suburb of Auckland City in New Zealand and the location of the Port of Onehunga, the city’s small port on the Manukau Harbour. It is eight kilometres south of the city centre, close to the volcanic cone of One Tree Hill (Maungakiekie). The residential and light-industrial suburb, with its approximately 18,000 residents and almost 1,000 commercial and industrial businesses stretches south from Royal Oak to the north shore of the Manukau Harbour. To the east are the areas of Oranga and Te Papapa; to the west, Hillsborough. On the southern shore of the Manukau Harbour and linked to Onehunga by two bridges is the suburb of Mangere Bridge. Laishley House, a two-storied home, was built in 1856 as the manse for the first minister of the Congregational Church, Reverend Richard Laishley and his family. It is now owned by Auckland City Council and was moved from Princes St in 1985, close to the old library (which is now a café) and was moved to its present position. Laishley House was an interesting building; with a kitchen, lounge and bedroom having been fully restored to replicate how it would have looked in the era of Reverend Laishley. There is a kitchen/dining area set out in family style, a small office to the left and down the hallway was a set of stairs, a museum type room to the left and a lounge room to the left. The lounge room was set up with furniture and mannequins to depict a family home. Up the stairs there were two bedrooms. One was displaying memorabilia from early Onehunga and the other had been set up to depict a children’s bedroom. All items in the house have come from the Onehunga area. TEAM: Mark, Sam, Barbara and Natasha WEATHER CONDITIONS: Winter temperatures, light rain. We entered the house through the back of the property and directly into the kitchen area which was decorated with a set dining table full of display fruits and loaves of bread. In the corner of the kitchen stood a smiling mannequin dressed in an old-fashioned looking maid’s outfit. A short walk down the hall from the kitchen takes you to the front door of the house, the stairs to the second floor with entertaining rooms on either side. Climbing the narrow staircase led you to two upstairs bedrooms, again on either side of the building. It was noted however by most of the team, that one of the upstairs rooms appeared to be uneven – as though the floor was at an angle leaning toward the front of the house. This was in what would have been one of the upstairs bedrooms to the right when going up the stairs. The room was now filled with glass display cases, filled with trophies and historical memorabilia from both Onehunga and nearby Auckland suburbs. There was a conversation within the team that the room “felt weird” or was “quite dizzying”. We came to the conclusion that perhaps the uneven flooring and the lower than usual ceiling could be creating a Fun house effect, messing with the perception of those that stay in the room for too long, especially when moving from the back of the room to the front and vice versa with the lean. This could account for some of the uneasy feelings reported by staff and visitors to the house. Sam – First impressions of Laishley House was that it was rather homely. Aside from the plethora for mannequins throughout the home and the ever so slightly claustrophobic feeling that I got from having display cabinets, trinkets and antiques all at elbows length apart in some rooms – the house was rather inviting and I didn’t feel unwelcome, nor did I have any real sense that there may have been a presence or anything that would otherwise make me feel “uneasy”. Mark – I hadn’t been back here since our last visit back in May of 2013. Not much had changed layout wise. I did however note right away, the since forgotten sensation of dizziness in the upstairs museum display room. The uneasy feeling on that unlevel flooring returned. Such a weird, almost disorienting feeling! Barbara – I found this building to be very small and compacted given the size of the rooms. There were 3 rooms downstairs including kitchen and 2 upstairs. There was a musky smell but as the home is old and there were rooms with mannequins clothed in old clothing, this would make sense. Natasha – Very old and a museum. Filled with many NZ artifacts from all across Onehunga. Many weirdly contorted and posed mannequins in every room except the RHS bedroom. The rooms that stood out to me most as being interesting were the “museum” room / RHS bedroom upstairs AKA “Cock and Tap” room. The room is on a 1 degree slope. Also is the only room without creepy mannequins everywhere. I had heart palpitations and felt uneasy when I entered this room. No cold spots or anything else weird feeling in this house, though Sam, Barbara and Mark claimed to have felt “dizzy”, or semi-disorientated in this room. INVESTIGATION For this session we decided to keep things simple  and use a minimal set up, with easily managed equipment. The team conducted communication sessions in all rooms of Laishley House in roughly 30 minute intervals. For the session we’d set up a combination of IR night shot cameras, video cameras and still cameras on tripods with the intention of covering all angles of the room and ourselves in it. In addition to the cameras a single audio recorder was used to record audio for each session as well as 2 EDI+ Data loggers, (designed by Centex, U.S), to detect and record changes in EMF, ambient temperature, humidity and barometric pressure as well as being able to detect any sudden vibrations. EMF and ambient room temperature was also monitored with both a Mel and Meterk Meter, for comparison. Surface temperatures were taken with a laser thermometer at the beginning of each session. A REM Pod was left on the stairs throughout the duration of all communication sessions of each room as a ‘’trigger’’ alert piece. CONCLUSION: No unusual responses were detected during any of the communication sessions at the time or upon review of the recordings at Laishley House. No anomalies captured on photograph or video. Barbara – I didn’t have any sense of feeling that the house may be occupied by anything. We didn’t record any activity in Laishley House or see or hear anything throughout the investigation. There was one upstairs room which we called museum room that did seem to have an odd even floor feeling but nothing out of the ordinary. Natasha – I feel the museum room in Laishley house may have residual energy connected to all the artifacts from Onehunga being crammed in to one tiny bedroom. The room had a weird but wonderful feeling. It could have been due to the 1 degree slope of the upstairs though (I checked this on the rail of the stairs outside the room) but I and the other investigators didn’t get the same feeling in the other bedroom opposite (LHS of the upstairs). The mannequins were creepy though but not as creepy as the dolls. Sam – Over all I thought Laishley house was an intriguing building. There was plenty to look at and study, I felt like walking into one of those “Eye Spy” books where there were so many interesting nick-knacks and trinkets about the place that you’d never be able to notice and appreciate them all in one visit – and I’m sure the rooms would appear to be different in appearance each time. Do I think Laishley house is Haunted? Well we certainly didn’t experience anything on the night that would suggest it is, however in terms of investigations this was a relatively short one where it does become quite difficult to condense many years-worth of alleged ghostly stories into a few hours of investigation. Especially when there is no idea of when or where alleged activity occurs, or if there is a specific time or place at all. So, to make an opinion on whether or not I think Laishley house is haunted or not would require much more time spent investigating. Fingers crossed. Mark – For me, I felt this session was very similar to our last visit back in May 2013. It’s a beautiful old homestead with that genuine colonial feel, smell and character. On this session I did not feel anything was out of place or unusual. Room temperatures stayed pretty much constant the entire evening. EMF field readings were low or even non-existent; a bit different to the last visit, where we measured a few random spikes and needle movement around the older light switches and hanging light fittings. A few light temperature fluctuations this time around in the upstairs areas, but nothing id consider unusual or worthy of getting excited about. During the night we did note a few knocks, clicks and creak. Nothing on cue to our questioning though, so with the wind, rain and temperature drop outside and the fact that the house is old, wooden and situated up on an open and exposed hill, we put this down to being just natural building movement. On review of my audio and video footage, I have found nothing that stands out. From the lack of activity and field data collected in the house in the time we were there and the easily explainable noises we heard, I’d have to say at this point that my opinion still stands that Laishley House might just be a ‘’misunderstood’’, or misinterpreted building; with the sounds. Internal /external appearance and general aesthetic being read as ‘’spooky’’ or even paranormal, in parts. The ‘’disorientating’’ unlevel upstairs room might also possibly play its part in explaining some of the claims of ‘uneasy feelings’, or ’’the feeling of nausea’’. It was a good easy-going but productive investigation, very relaxed and those that attended worked well together. It was also the first investigation for two new Haunted Auckland recruits, so a good one to start learning the ropes. We used our time wisely to test a few new pieces of equipment and try out a couple of new experimental ideas. Though the building was quiet, and no overly unusual activity was experienced, this didn’t mean it was a waste of time – or that there is nothing there. The stories from those that have claimed experiences within the home still stand and should not be dismissed until the evidence or data to comfortably and fairly be able to logically explain said interactions is gathered. Laishley house is a beautifully displayed and lovingly looked after piece of history and a fascinating look into early Auckland life. Haunted Auckland recommend you pay a visit to this beautiful old piece of Auckland history when next passing through the area. [...] Read more...
Spiritual attacks
Spiritual attacks30/05/2022Investigations / Opinions and Theories / Religion and Faith NewsSpiritual attacks can manifest in many shapes and forms. It can be subtle yet brutal. The fact is most people don’t even know or realize when they are being spiritually attacked. For those who are religious, the concept is very real as nearly every type of religion acknowledges and refers to the concept of being spiritually attacked. These “attacks” can last a very long time if not addressed. Over time the individual under attack will start to suffer physical and mental ailments. Ranging from depression to anxiety, ultimately breaking down one’s equilibrium. When the balance gets tipped, the body responds. Your immune system gets affected which leaves you vulnerable to other illnesses. It’s a domino effect really. Why does one get spiritually attacked? There are endless possibilities and theories as to why, to be honest with you. Some people do put themselves out there a bit more which does make them more susceptible to such attacks. The main thing is to understand, that it needs to be treated as if it is an illness. And if not treated early on and consistently, the damage can be paramount. For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the cosmic powers over this present darkness, against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly places. Ephesians 6:12 [...] Read more...
PUBLIC GHOST HUNT: Kingseat Maximum Security Buildings Feb 21st 2015
PUBLIC GHOST HUNT: Kingseat Maximum Security Buildings Feb 21st 201521/02/2015Haunted Auckland Events / Investigations– Was such a great night. Can’t wait to do it again. – Definitely doing it again! – WOW, I’m still buzzing! – We had such a fun time, thank you so much. We learnt so much from you guys and cant wait to hang out with you again soon. Please do more! PS the cake was amazing! – I’m definitely keen to do it again. I think I’m addicted. – One of THE best nights! My experience was unreal. – That was so freaky! – I’ve been talking about it all week. Cant wait for the next one! – Thanks Haunted Auckland for the awesome tour! – Thanks so much to the Haunted Auckland team tonight! Had such an amazing time, and the catering that you put on for us also was really nice of you to do, the spread was wonderful! I will definitely be looking forward to more and upcoming stuff with you guys! Thanks again – Thanks so much for the great opportunity Haunted Auckland! – I had an amazing experience! Already want to do it again.   [...] Read more...

“Pioneers in the field…. Leading the way with Paranormal Research in New Zealand” – Connor Biddle, Paranormal Encounters.

“I have much respect for the level of study Mark and his team have put into the paranormal phenomenon through the years. His work is interesting and very well researched.” – Murray Bott, U.F.O Researcher & NZ’s MUFON representative.

”Refreshing to see solid and innovative investigation work, done with passion and honesty. Haunted Auckland stand out in the crowd and dont fit any typical mould. This is a very good thing”. – Paranormal Review newsletter

 

Paranormal New Zealand is a Paranormal Investigation and Research group based in Auckland, New Zealand.  It is also an extensive and much-viewed resource site covering all that is paranormal and mysterious in New Zealand and beyond.

Whether you’ve been aware of Mark Wallbank’s research work since the 1980s, attended his early 90s discussion events, received the twice-yearly newsletters, subscribed to his popular mid-2000s online blog BizarreNZ, followed the H.A team since 2010, attended our public events and talks, or just recently discovered us; WELCOME and thanks for joining in the fun, learning, and adventures.

We are a dedicated group of paranormal researchers, all having one thing in common – a passion and drive to find out as much as humanly possible about the mysterious and unknown field that is the Paranormal, as well as documenting New Zealand’s historical buildings and landmarks in their current state.

Paranormal (păr′ə-nôr′məl) adjective.
Paranormal events are purported phenomena described in popular culture, folk, and other non-scientific bodies of knowledge, whose existence within these contexts is described as beyond normal experience or scientific explanation. The term “paranormal” has existed in the English language since at least 1920. The word consists of two parts: “para” and “normal”. The definition implies that the scientific explanation of the world around us is “normal” and anything that is above, beyond, or contrary to that is “para”.

We’re always learning new things, so hope to pass that knowledge on to you all so that you might learn as we do, in this crazy but fascinating world of the paranormal.

Our primary reason for existing as a team is to experience first-hand and document any perceived paranormal activity so that we may learn to better understand the phenomena and the misconceptions surrounding it. Our aim as a research team is to study these phenomena as closely as possible to form more educated opinions via experimentation, documentation, and simply being present at the moment to record and respond accordingly to it and wherever it may lead us.

Firstly a few things you should know about Paranormal NZ (Formerly Haunted Auckland). We are a small Auckland based team of friendly, dedicated, well seasoned and enthusiastic researchers with differing levels of experience, knowledge, skills and expertise.  Our investigators are intelligent, honest, compassionate and possess critically thinking (yet wide open) minds. We’re also very good listeners.

We work closely with Property Managers, local Councils and Historical organisations to help preserve local histories, bring further awareness and raise funds by running public events.

In our time, the team has successfully raised many (much needed) thousands of  dollars, to assist with the upkeep and general running of these wonderful historic locations. Something we are very proud of.

We are also very proud to have worked alongside and assist both the NZ Police and NZ Fire Services with our work.

Paranormal NZ has it’s roots deep and strong. Going back to 1984, with a team (Auckland Ghost Hunting Group) formed by founder, Mark Wallbank; making them NZ’s longest running Paranormal field-research entity.

Team Evolution Timeline

1984 – Auckland Ghost Hunting Group

Independent / Solo Research

2003 – 2010  – BizarreNZ

2010 – 2023 – Haunted Auckland

Changed team name to Paranormal New Zealand in 2023

What we aren’t:

We aren’t Ghost Busters, Ghost Hunters, Exorcists, Mediums, Clairvoyants or Psychics and we don’t do clearings, blessings or rid homes of alleged demons. We don’t do prayers, rituals, or bring in any religious elements to our work. We aren’t mental health experts or sleep disorder professionals, though we do work closely with mental health professionals.

We travel that spooky road, between sceptic and believer. We are happy to sit right in amongst it all and take the research wherever it may lead us.

While we are sceptical and doubtful of certain cases and ideas, we have seen and experienced enough in our time to realise that dedication to the research is definitely a worthwhile cause. Instead of blindly believing (or disbelieving), or just accepting what we are told is true and real, we prefer to seek out the answers ourselves through first-hand, “boots on the ground” investigation. Experimentation, observation and documentation. We don’t have all the answers and we don’t consider ourselves experts.

We don’t make bold claims we can’t back up with evidence or reliable data.

The team prides itself in being quite a bit different from other paranormal investigation teams out there. We tend to stay away from the mainstream gadget fads.

Research time in locations is valuable and a privilege, so wasting it on pointless flashy boxes that offer no accurate data in return or are vague and open to interpretation (as well as mis-interpretation) is counter-productive and a poorly used opportunity. Thinking outside of the ‘’box’’ confinements of the popular T.V and social media- lead mainstream is something, the team sees as important if the field is to move forward and gain any serious credibility or traction within scientific or even academic circles.

The team utilises a combination of old-school thinking and techniques, coupled with a modern way of thinking. Simple and stripped back yet embracing current technology to work though theories and ideas that may find their way into our research. We don’t make claims we can’t back up with evidence or reliable data.

We pride ourselves in keeping it real. No faking evidence or embellishing of facts. If nothing happened, nothing happened.

Why we don’t offer Clearings and Banishings

We decided many years ago to stop offering clearings and cleansings, as the more we learned, the more unethical (even damaging) we could see it was on a few levels.
We wanted to experience and observe these ”beings” and learn about them. Learn from them directly, if such a thing is possible.
To hopefully interact and document as much as we could of it to advance the study of the paranormal.

If the theories on spirits are correct, then clearing, or ”banishing” becomes nothing more than a punishment, torture, an eviction from a home, or even a death. Death to a person (possibly living in an alternative dimension we are yet to even understand or comprehend), that has as much right to exist as ourselves.
Until ghosts, spirits, negative energies, and demons have been sufficiently verified to actually exist, (to which they as yet haven’t, outside of belief, possible misinterpretation, and superstition) it would be unethical to assume a position of knowledge and superiority enough to think we have rights that far outweigh theirs. That we may enter their home and try to evict or eradicate them as if they were cockroaches or some other household pest.

It’s about respect, understanding and compassion; on both sides.

What we are, is “real world” researchers. Learning by doing. If we don’t know something, we say so.

We don’t charge anything for what we do. The opportunity to investigate a location and hopefully further our research is its own great reward.

We follow the Scientific Method as closely as we are able to; though it’s not always easy to create a fully controlled environment and the fact that true paranormal activity is sporadic and very rare means we don’t always have a lot to go on. Still, we do our best with what we have to work with at the time and go wherever it takes us.

We go to where the stories come from in order to see for ourselves. We talk to the people involved to get their sides to the occurrences.

Our conclusions are never really final and we find multiple return visits yield the best results; so have built up trusting relationships with quite a few locations within the historical communities in this country.

Our clean and respected reputation within historical circles is something the team prides itself on, as it has grown over the last decade and is based on well over 200 investigation sessions within that time.

For a full listing of References & testimonials, please visit our TESTIMONIALS page on this website.

Exploration – Observation – Experimentation – Documentation … Ultimately leading to Interaction, Understanding and Conclusion.

KEEPING IT REAL

Please check out our website and don’t hesitate to make contact if you have any queries or would like to know more about what we do.

We’re always happy to talk about spooks!

Through the years the team have investigated:

Auckland

Wellington

Northland

                                                                    Dargaville Central Hotel

Coromandel

Waikato

Hawkes Bay

Central North Island

  •                                                                Chateau Tongariro Hotel                                                               Jubilee Pavillion – Marton

 

Northern South Island

                                                                                 Trout Hotel

West Coast and Central South Island

  • Seaview Asylum
  • Otira Stagecoach Hotel

Canterbury

  • The Old Shipping Office (Akaroa)

Otago

  • Cardrona Hotel
  • Vulcan Hotel (St Bathans)

Dunedin

United Kingdom

  • The Drovers Inn – Scotland
  • Traquair House – Innerleithen
  • Ancient Ram Inn – Wooton-Under-Edge
  • 30 East Drive – Pontefract
  • Boleskine House – Scotland
  • Ballachulish Hotel – Glencoe
  • Chillingham Castle
  • The Golden Fleece – York
  • Bunchrew House – Scotland
  • Oswald House – Kirkcaldy
  • The Skirrid Inn – Abergavenny
  • Halston Hall – Carlisle
  • Airth Castle
  • Dalhousie Castle
  • Barcaldine Castle – Oban
  • The Witchery – Edinburgh
  • Edinburgh Vaults – Scotland
  • Touchwood House – Scotland
  • Greyfriars Kirkyard – Scotland
  • The Hellfire Club – Ireland
  • Ostrich Inn – Slough
  • Caynton Caves –  Shropshire
  • Four Crosses Inn – Staffordshire
  • Torwood House – Scotland
  • Dalhousie Castle – Scotland
  • Windhouse – Yell, Shetland
  • Swan Hotel – Wooton-on-Edge
  • Weston Hall – Staffordshire
  • Clava Cairns – Inverness, Scotland
  • The Queen’s Head Hotel – Troutbeck
  • Haunted Antiques Paranormal Research Centre – Hinkley

Australia

YHA [Katoomba]

Hartley Village [NSW]

Quarantine Station [Manly]

The Russell Hotel [Sydney]

Maitland Gaol [NSW]

Kilmore Gaol [Melbourne]

Aradale Lunatic Asylum [Melbourne]

 

Hawaii

Kaniakapupu Palace Ruins – Nuúanu Pali – Manoa – Oahu Cemetery – Kaneana Cave (Makua Cave)

Norfolk Island

New Gaol – The Crank Mill – Bloody Bridge

Cryptozoological Field Research

YOWIE RESEARCH: Blue Mountains [ Australia] – Kanangra Ranges [Australia] – Blue Mountains Exploration: Research Area – Bullaburra [Australia]

MOEHAU RESEARCH: Coromandel Ranges [New Zealand] – Urerewa Ranges [New Zealand]

LAKE MONSTER RESEARCH: Loch Ness [Scotland]

 

… as well as many private home visits around Auckland and surrounding towns and extensive investigation and exploration internationally.

Some of the services and experience we have on offer:

Research and Investigation of buildings, historical locations and businesses

Photo & video analysis

Photographic enhancements

General paranormal consultation

Historical Research

Conferences / Public speaking

Educational talks & fundraising for historical locations

Media interviews