The field of paranormal research is so vast and unique as those who study it. The plethora of TV shows, movies, books and websites dedicated to ghost hunting has led many armchair investigators weekend. Not for the faint of heart, ghost hunters take physical, emotional, spiritual and psychological risks in the investigation of an enchanted place. Is there a common thread that runs between those who devote their lives to investigating the paranormal? This series of articles on offer and a vision of those who live to hunt the deceased. "10 questions" ask the same 10 questions of the paranormal investigators and their answers are as diverse and unique as they are. This is an inside look at the beliefs and thoughts of the paranormal investigator Michael Einspanjer Memphis Ghost Hunters. Michael trusted group of researchers have been featured in "Weird trips" the Travel Channel, Fine Living Channel "We live in fear" and "Dead Famous" on BBC America. Memphis Ghost Hunters have had the opportunity to investigate the sites of other groups have only dreamed of for their credibility, honesty and integrity. "I made the decision years ago to keep the money for my business. I have absolutely noting to gain (money) for the information they teach, "says Mr. Einspanjer, which offers free classes in ghost hunting and never charge for investigations. Ten questions with the paranormal investigator Michael Einspanjer: Christina: What do you want the paranormal Michael: The movie "Poltergeist" was actually the instigator of my interest in the paranormal. I found the research fascinating Christina: If you could have a piece of equipment for ghost hunting in an investigation, what would it be and why Michael: My camera VHS video of the 1980's. You can not falsify the results. What is at the great old tape is what was seen by the camera. I use them all the time Christina: Where is the busiest place you ever investigated Michael: The most popular place in Memphis is Earnestine and Hazel. It is a bar and a restaurant now. This is an old brothel and "juke joint." You can not go there without either seeing or hearing a ghost.Christina: Where is the place that you have not researched you would most like to Michael: I would love visit Alcatraz for the night with my team. JUST VISIT! lol.Christina: the ghost who would like to have a conversation with Michael and why: Truman Capote. Is a hero of mine. Love everything he wrote, and most of what saidChristina: Have you ever been afraid during an investigation or has been concerned for their safety due to paranormal activity Michael: A paranormal investigator who says he never had Fear is a liar. Point blank. You are in death than they were in life, and with that said, some people are still people who want to be wary of, although it is dead.Christina: Whom do I admire and respect in the field of paranormal studies and why? Michael: The Warren (Lorena and Eduardo) first come to mind. They have proven to be honest and real, time and time again.Christina: Where do you see ghost hunting in 10 years Michael: I hope to return to its roots. I am proud to say that I was in this area long before there was television. Now the field is stained with scam artists and people to make money. There are groups that charge for most of what they do or have criminal records. That's not how I want to represent our field. (All members of the group of Michael to undergo a background check.) Christina: What advice would you give to someone who is new to ghost hunting Michael: Keep your credibility, first of all, Christina: If you have opportunity to stay after his death, would you and haunt you Michael: I personally just want to get to my next life or my reward, whichever occurs first. I hope not land. But that is only me.Thank, Michael, for taking the time to answer my questions. I wish you the best of luck in all his future endeavors.
