2018 and the team

Our team has taken some time away from the field for various reasons. We're still here, but life and interests have been changing for all of us. With that said, some of our team visited Ft Mifflin with some folks from DC and NYC on a private investigation and had some great experiences, including actually seeing scratch marks appearing, in real time, down the arm of a female police officer (with people watching!!). Unfortunately, there was no live video running at the time, so of course this is just a story that you have to take our word for. We have a new idea that we're working on to look at the field from a different perspective. Research based, but more about the experiences and after the fact than about the experience itself. More soon!

Woodhenge - Cincinnati

More than 2000 years ago, what is now nicknamed "Woodhenge" was built in the Ft Ancient area of SW Ohio. Officially known as Moorehead Circle, this area has been under excavation and research since the discovery in 2005. One of the burning questions is how did natives to the area know to build such a monument or device that is eerily similar to the famed Stonehenge in the UK? Long before Europeans ever visited this area of the world, groups of people on both sides of the globe, who didn't even know the other existed, built essentially the same "technology" to determine the solstice. If that isn't crazy enough for you, then what is? The Cornerstone Paranormal team has started the process of asking for permission to research and investigate the grounds using our theories, methods and equipment to determine if any specific evidence could be found that relates to the building of this area. Surrounding this area are earthen burial mounds of the Hopewell Indians. You can read more about their ongoing research from the archaeological side of things here

Heritage Village Museum - Elk Lick House

Back in the saddle

Well hello to those of you we work with and are friends with. Our team has taken a substantial time away from investigations and research for a variety of reasons. With that said, we are getting back in the saddle starting this Friday and will be spending 2014 doing a few things differently than we have in the past. The locations we visit, the methods we use, we're going to mix things up a little and try to stir our own imaginations and see what results we come up with. We're looking to potentially add a team member or two, but we don't have to. We're leaving it open that if we meet someone who really enhances our team, then we'll consider adding them if they would like to join. We're not looking for psychics, mediums, or the intuitive  type (not that those folks don't have a role) but looking more for creative thinkers, people who can bring new methods and strategies to the team. Someone who really thinks outside of the box in this field to come up with new angles to research. Are you one of them?