By Anthony F. Sanchez, Author & Researcher For Ghost Hunter Apps Many people find it difficult to accept the reality of ghosts and the existence of spirits that communicate with us. Skeptics argue that it’s merely imagination or fabrication. However, those of us who work in the paranormal field understand that what we see, hear, and feel originates from sources misunderstood by those who oppose or doubt the work of Instrumental Trans-Communication (ITC) and paranormal research. As a developer of software for the paranormal, my journey began by observing the works of pioneers like Frank Sumption , Joe Cippi , and even Nikola Tesla and Thomas Edison . However, my work goes much deeper. I delve into the minds of early trailblazers such as Harry Price , a parapsychologist renowned for his early 20th-century work, and Ed and Lorraine Warren , known for their involvement in high-profile cases of paranormal activity. John Zaffis , related to the Warrens, is also a respected and influen...

The fascination with the paranormal, a realm that dwells beyond the ordinary scope of science and reason, has intrigued humanity for centuries. This enduring quest to understand the unexplainable has given rise to the practice of paranormal investigation. From rudimentary attempts to communicate with the spirit world to the sophisticated ghost hunting expeditions of today, this journey has been marked by both skepticism and belief, profoundly impacting society and spawning a unique subculture. The Birth of Modern Ghost Hunting Modern ghost hunting traces its roots back to the 19th century, with the rise of spiritualism and séances. However, it was the advent of technological advancements in the 20th century that truly revolutionized paranormal investigations. Researchers began utilizing a range of equipment, from simple EMF meters to complex audio and video recorders, in an attempt to capture empirical evidence of the supernatural. This technological approach democratized ghost hunting...