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Hello,

My name is Wes Forsythe and I hunt ghosts. This web site catalogs and displays what I have captured, discovered, and just plain had fun with. Not everything here is evidence...but everything here is real.

I am not famous. I will probably never be on television unless I am the witness to the tornado. I am not trying to "find answers" or validate some past personal experience. I am a ghost hunter because I enjoy it.

I am relatively new to the field when compared to many of my peers. However, I have done years of "research"1 and approach my investigations with enthusiasm, professionalism, and as much skepticism as I feel is warranted on a case-by-case basis.

I am told by many I respect that there are no experts in this field. So the opinions I present on my site can be measured on that scale I hope.

My ideas, reasoning, and results have earned me moderator status at itshaunted.com. Well those reasons plus people think that I am just a really good guy.

I investigate with a mix of technology2 and traditionalism3.  I do not believe that we can expect to solve all aspects of the paranormal by using the normal. However, I do not believe that personal experiences constitute proof.

I am not out to "disprove" 4 hauntings. My goal is to collect evidence when possible, and then I will let others decide whether the evidence is of substance. 

If I find nothing, that does not mean there is nothing to find: The absence of proof is not the proof of absence.5

That is not to say I am not skeptical of claims. Even when I believe a location has paranormal activity, I do not see the value in believing every noise and shadow are ghosts. I always strive to find alternative explanations for events when possible, but it is not up to me to tell you that you did not see your dead grandmother.

So enjoy your visit here. I hope that you find some of my presentations interesting and others downright fascinating. At worst, read the footnotes...those are usually pretty cute.

 


 
  1. Research as defined as reading books and web sites and watching a lot of television. This isn't rocket science - at least not yet.
  2. Many investigators and groups will tell you they use "scientific methods". Many in this field  seem to confuse science with technology. I use a remote control to change my television station, but there is little science involved on my end.
  3. In addition to the standard fair of EMF meters and IR cameras I often use dowsing rods and unproven equipment such as a Franks Box. I would use a medium or sensitive if I had one handy.  I however do not play with such things as Ouija boards. We never delve into what we would define as the occult.
  4. You cannot really prove a negative. You can sometimes prove a mutually exclusive positive under the right circumstances.
  5. William Cowper, English poet, 1731 to 1800. But I got it from Chip Coffey.