Margaret Erhlich, the founder and manager along with senior investigator and Electronic Voice Phenomenon (EVP) tech whiz, Randy Keller co-led the discussion, explaining how the group works, how investigations are conducted, what equipment is used and lessons about evidence.
Diane, who is a sensitive, explained about trusting your feelings, and shared some of her experiences. Ronda, a lead investigator and group historian told the group about her famous photo of the silhouette of Dr. Samuel Mudd, from the Mudd home in Waldorf, Maryland. Dr. Mudd set John Wilkes Booth's broken leg after Booth assassinated President Lincoln on April 15, 1865.
I, Rob, talked about what happens after we die, and the differences between ghosts and spirits, and how they work with energy.
There were a lot of good questions, and some shared experiences.
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ABOUT INSPIRED GHOST TRACKING:
Inspired Ghost Tracking was founded in October 2008 and is located in Glen Burnie, Maryland. Inspired Ghost Tracking is a paranormal research and investigation team that serves clients in Maryland and the surrounding areas.
The team is comprised of seasoned and trusted professionals with a wide variety of specialties. Our members come from different backgrounds but unite together in the paranormal.
We approach our clients with a blend of science, technology and spirituality to address the specific needs of each case. We demonstrate care, concern, respect and professionalism in all aspects of our work. We work together with our clients to find the best solution for both the client and the spirits. You can email your Investigation Request Form back to us at inspiredghst@aol.com and someone will be in touch with you
shortly.
Inspired Ghost Tracking provides paranormal research and investigative services to homes, businesses, historic sites,
government facilities and installations in our local areas.
As a paranormal investigative and research team we hope that by utilizing our equipment and our senses we will be able to further educate ourselves and others.
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