American actor, Rob Louis, photographed a paranormal television program with his sons Matthew and John Owen. I sat to watch the first episode, and here I learned …
Louis explains during the first episode that he loves to watch the reality of the paranormal reality, but it cannot be sure whether it is fake or not, so he decided to explore for himself. I can understand this decision because exactly the same decision I made when I became the first active ghost hunter in 2005.
In the first episode, Rob, Matthew and John Owen joined “Shaman John”, the title granted to John Rasmussen (who is at hand “to help show lives”) at Breston Castle in Eun, California. The building (which is amazing as it was in the foreground) was the reformist that was opened in 1894 and includes the troubled children between the ages of 8 years. It is said that he is chasing many of the lives of people who died or killed there.
The first thing that has become really clear to me during this show is how different it is a comparison of ghost hunting TV programs. Today, ghost hunting programs feel the need to enhance movement and the result is “evidence” of ghosts. Showers believe that they are the heroes of the movement as they stumble in dark clothes wearing military clothes while acting strongly and confronting and challenging the lives of the dead. With Louis, there is no “Come to me, the ghost of his brothers”, that is, the tricks of the hunting wire that can be seen and it was actually refreshing to see.
This means that the offer has a slower pace, but I can do that, although I think this may be the reason that I saw a lot of ghost hunter amateurs they say they did not like the offer-because they are used to the fact that the exhibition style is a great terror, and they like to be the presentation style that it offers offers like ghost adventures, the Prande blockage, and the most Muslim and love to make them feel upset. They are not at all tuning.
Nevertheless, the most disturbing aspect of Louis’s files was the abuse of equipment that is presented as scientific when it is not. Their arsenal includes EMF meters of different types (some with external lighting, k2 meters, etc.), Ovilus (which “communicates” with ghosts), dictatorships, and heat standards.
Rob Louis looks open to the idea that ghosts are real, but he does not really know in one way or another, and it seems that both are very skeptical, as John Owen indicates in one scene that Ovilus says the word “pie” when they enter the kitchen is a coincidence and that they need to be keen to hold the shares. In another case, Ovilus “beat” says in the kitchen area where it was said that the woman has been killed-Shaman John and Rob became excited about this only to John Owen to say, “but she was not beaten to death, she was suffocated.”
During the show, EMF meters that contain lights outside indicate fluctuations in the levels in the kitchen, but we are not aware of the specified reading all the time, as much as we know that it can be just two units that may not be large. There are no basic records offered, so these anomalies can not actually explain accurately.
Elsewhere in the building, John Owen and Shaman John talks to ghosts when a ball in the middle of the room begins to move. We were told that the floor is flat, but we did not appear. The simple use of the level of the soul (*sad trumon noise*) has made it clear. At another moment during their stay on the site, we were told that the temperature had decreased by 3 degrees, but we did not tell us about the time scale of this change, so again, it is not clear whether this was important or not. It is normal for the temperature to decrease with the fall of the night, after all.
So, although it is not scientifically at all, what has become clear to me is that LOWE files are really the only program that I have seen in this type, which is anything close to the actual ghost research form. Louis and his sons seem to be really curious about the topics they explore and enjoy watching them. In future episodes, Louis and Partners. It will be achieved in Bigfoot, foreign kidnapping, remote viewing, The Wood Ape, Psychology of Fear and other topics that find interesting Louis. Rob Lea in The skeptical boot blog wrote This scope is one of the insults of investigative topics “insults of veteran investigators who focus on one of the fields of study for years”, but as a paranormal researcher who investigated reports on everything ranging from ghosts, lake monsters and large cats, to fairies and psychological authorities that I do not agree that this approach is an insult. LOWE files can improve by reducing dependence on false scientific methodologies, but as an analysis of modern culture that surrounds the investigation of the supernatural beliefs and topics of nature, I think it requires an interesting approach.
What we should remember what we need to remember is that people really believe in these ideas, and people go to the forest and whoop In Bigfoot and think about Bigfoot Shout Back to them. People use Mel Meters to find ghosts, believe they were kidnapped by foreigners and that there is evidence of this. I see almost a documentary movie for traveling these marginal beliefs and societies of people who surround them, and by indulging them. Lowe and Sons provides some interesting vision that other super TV programs fail to present and watch the next show.
