A lot has been going
on this year since the re-organization of
the former East Tennessee Paranormal Society
in January.
The group had been mostly idle for more than
a year when Tracy Franklin stepped up the
bat, so to
speak, to become the group’s new president.
Since then, he has been busy getting the
group back to being a functioning
investigative organization. The group
decided to add the word “Research” to its
name to emphasize the group’s scientific
methodology when investigating the
paranormal.
Recent investigations
at a Rogersville, Tenn., residence where
Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVPs) and
poltergeist activity are fairly com-mon, at
Prospect Methodist Cemetery outside
Madisonville, and at the historic Bijou
Theatre in Knoxville have resulted in some
intriguing findings.
The group is
especially excited about having gone back to
investigate the famed Bijou. ETPS
investigated the Bijou in 2003 and this
July. They intend to post their findings to
the
ETPRS website
soon.
Vol. 1 Issue 1
Summer 20066
Who You Gonna Call?
Above:
Members of the East Tennessee Paranormal
Society pose amidst the headstones at
Knoxville’s historic First Presbyterian
Church. While there, member Sean Dudley not
only heard a voice speak into his ear but
was able to record what the voice
said.
Welcome to the first
issue of ‘The Investigator’
Meet Our Newest
Investigator
Right:
Jasmine Desiree Abrams, daughter of Mike and
Cynthia Abrams and granddaughter of Thomas
See, was born May 19. Congratulations to
Mike, Cynthia and Thomas!
