Presented by Bryan Bonner and Bob Lewis from Rocky Mountain
Paranormal Research Society for a look into researching claims
of the paranormal. They will be presenting their lecture virtually.
Central Library
Barbara M. Donnellan Auditorium
1015 North Quincy Street
Arlington, VA [map] [directions]
(Virginia Square-GMU Metro station)
FREE admission – Everyone welcome, members and non-members
Also a YouTube Live Event with Q and A
Rocky Mountain Paranormal Research Society is a group that has
served the general public nationwide. On a daily basis, their
professional team is contacted by real people who are frightened
by weird and sometimes terrifying occurrences that happen in
their businesses and homes. It is their mission to help these
people, and to educate the public. This is achieved through
humor, creativity and compassion. For over two decades Rocky
Mountain Paranormal has examined a wide range of reported
paranormal phenomena, including ghosts, poltergeists, psychics,
UFOs, conspiracy theories, urban legends, cryptids, and much
more. Unlike others in the field, they have made sure not to run
around cemeteries, screaming and scaring the group with
over‐active imaginations. From the field to the lab, they test
bizarre beliefs and practices, conduct experiments and on‐site
investigations, and recreate unusual events. They have
confronted hauntings, Ouija board activity, levitation, psychic
readings, alien abductions, and telephones that try to talk to
the dead. With extensive experience and training, using a
collection of equipment and the most important tool--critical
thinking--they utilize stage magic, mentalism, history, and
science to seek the evidence to solve the mysteries and close
the cases. Their work has earned the respect of believers and
skeptics alike, and earned the fear of fraudsters and
charlatans.
