Brad Klinge

Brad and Barry Klinge, brothers from San Antonio, Texas, have been fascinated by ghosts and the paranormal since childhood. This fascination and a series of personal experiences growing up led the two to eventually begin to investigate haunted locations. In this book, the two share stories from their childhood, those personal experiences that first made them wonder if there was anything to all the ghost stories they loved, and cases they have investigated with their team, Everyday Paranormal.

Brad and Barry take a very scientific approach to their investigations, just as my team does, which I can definitely appreciate. They run an investigation, find whatever potential evidence they can, and then test that evidence to be as sure as possible that what they have is legitimate paranormal phenomena.

This book covers stories from their experiences investigating both residential and public locations, the most mundane home or some of the more well-known haunted locations such as Myrtles Plantation. They tell about their personal experiences in these locations, share any evidence they find, and explain why they can or cannot consider each occurrence as actual evidence of the paranormal.

If you are interested in what really goes on during the course of a standard paranormal investigation, this book is worth reading. In the back, they also include a list of the basic equipment you will need if you wish to start investigating and a glossary of common terms used in the field.… (altro)

“Chasing Ghosts Texas Style” by Brad and Barry Klinge with Kathy Passero:

Who believes in the paranormal? Do unexplained occurrences happen all the time? How would we know if the slamming of a door was a phenomenon and not the wind? Brad and Barry Klinge can tell you and that’s exactly what they do in “Chasing Ghosts Texas Style.”

This is a detailed accounting of the ups and downs of Everyday Paranormal, their business of ghost hunting. They use science and the latest equipment in their investigations. They regale us with stories of these, some turning creepy and others ending with zilch. Of course, there are those ‘psychics’ or ‘mediums’ thrown in who believe they can solve many of the mysteries. Instead, what they cause is chaos through unfounded falsified evidence, giving the Klinge brothers bad reputations and thwarting their attempts to prove the actual existence of phenomena.

If you’re not a believer in the paranormal, that’s okay. I have a feeling you’re going to walk away questioning yourself. A great read with factual events (as far as you can get with the paranormal). Now, if I could partake in one of their investigations…

Reviewed by Starr Gardinier Reina, author of “Deadly Decisions”… (altro)