Unfortunately, we cannot oblige those who request us to send all our anomalous photos and videotapes because, in short, if it exists, it's on our site. |
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May we recommend GhostStudy - tHey do review photos sent in by readers and even post some of them to their site. You can click here to see our example of faked ghosts photos and you can click here to read about the Orb controversy. |
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We will always try to limit our sponsorships and when we do ask for assistance or donations, it will be to simply cover our costs. The information on this site will always remain free. |
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Please see this link from UVA about careers in parapsychology. |
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Sadly, we have been unable to find one accredited university or non-profit educational institute in Canada or the U.S. offering parapsychology or even pseudo science as a major or even as a full time course. That is why we still refer to ourselves as amateurs. An education in science (preferably physics,) is recommended and a course in history and folklore would also be a good start. Other than this, READ, READ, READ! Books such as "Missing Pieces : How to Investigate Ghosts, UFO's, Psychics and other Mysteries" by Joe Nickell and Robert Baker and "The Parapsychologists Handbook" by Lloyd Auerbach are excellent starting points. In our opinion, in order to be a GREAT investigator of claims of the paranormal, it's best to be able to be both a skeptic and a true believer. Accept everything and at the same time, question everything. Please see this link from UVA about careers in parapsychology. |
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If you are interested in helping, please contact our administration folks at director@virginiaghosts.com and we will discuss the terms. We do reserve the right to choose exactly who will be represented on the site. |

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