We just performed a case where earlier this month we checked out the case, then this past weekend we investigated. All team members had an experience or two. But two members were, had negative dealings physically. Possibly a third. Then in the end a simple house blessing turned into a deliverance.

Nothing simple about the case.

In the end the negative thing was moved on, from those affected, the clients, and the home. Not by our hand. But by God’s will.

I am only glad to have been picked by God for the mission once again.

Hey folks,

I got to enjoy the event at the Ethan Allen Homestead, and a couple of people came up after. I wish I could have spent time with them as I wanted to. But sadly could not. To all those who came out thanks for your interest.

We picked up two more people Yee haw

I had the privileged to perform a walk though on a home that took me back into the past.

What I mean to say is I became in touch with a feeling that you loose as an investigator. When you investigate for years and participate in many cases that are severe, the smaller cases loos the feeling of when you were a first time investigator or client. You fall into a routine. The small stuff to the investigator is a big scary thing to the client. You tend as a seasoned investigator to become distant to the events that cause fear to the client.

For example at this house I felt creeped out. Not at first, but after going into an adjacent structure. I had fear, dread, and something that did not like men at the location test me. It took me back to a 5 year period that in my life I talk with nobody about. Why, this period was the most vulnerable I have ever felt as a human being.

If I had to go spend a week at this location I would choose not to. If I had to return, I would, but would not want to. The test I faced at this location was very challenging and demanding. This was only a walk though, I did not expect a big issue, but it expected me.

Though challenged I faced it. This location was, well…… Yucky in paranormal terms. If you know the paranormal you know what I mean. If not never mind.

I miss the feeling of “out there on the edge”. I am not an adrenaline junkie or anything, but never want to become to comfortable as the negative will always be there to mess with you.

So to this person, you gave me a gift, you gave me the feeling I missed for a while, made the investigating fresh again. Thank you.

Hey all,

Two…Zero…One…Two…

Yeah 2012. This month has indeed been very good to Hometown Paranormal. With all of the write in shouts and praises, with being able to help those in need, with the recent media coverage, the Ethan Allen Homestead event yesterday, and the radio interview on tuesday and so on. When I started out on this mission many years ago I tried to not be in the position I am now in, the “guy” or Director, or face of a group. I was content being in the background of this community, the paranormal community.

Now, I see I should have been doing this much sooner. Funny how things become clear. I want to take a moment to say thanks to those who have helped me along the way, you know who you are. Thanks to you.

Well, I see where Hometown is going and I am thrilled to know the direction it is moving to. With this I am ever contemplating the next move. I never want to have us outgrow the “Hometown” appeal and feel. There is a struggle with in me to keep things simple, to not let things get big, but at the same time big enough so those who need us know who we are.

I never knew having gone through paranormal experiences that would lead me into learning all that I have would have taken me in this direction. To be able to help others. To have a team of dedicated investigators who too would share my journey.

Ok,

I will never tire. I will not rest. I will seek the truth. I will help those in need who have had paranormal experiences. This is what I was called to do. To stand up for those who can not do so related to paranormal events. Sometimes as a listener, sometimes as a friend, sometimes as a warrior, and always driven to help. Though there are no guarantees in the paranormal, Hometown will do what we can.

Hi Folks,

I am sorry I have not been keeping up with the log here. Man I feel bad. But you should know that we have been very busy here at Hometown. Working cases, setting them up, doing promo, you know the drill.

I am re doing the web site again and also adding a youtoube channel (or trying to) while interviewing cases, clients, and oh yeah folks who wish to join the Hometown Family.

I made a resolution for the new year. To type more…. Will see how that goes.

Well, happy holidays to you all out there in cyberspace from yours truly and also the whole team….

I wanted to say Thank You to those who have been working tirelessly by my side, through case after case. More so those who have participated on cases where things were more than the average type of case. The negative / demonic cases, where each time we take one of these cases we step out onto the front line against those forces that wish to do us ( being people ) harm. And for those who have learned a lot from cases where something tested them in new ways and they stepped up to the challenge.  ( Oh wait, that is the whole team, some more surprised and tested than others, but the whole team.

Thank you for walking on my journey, for trusting in me, for helping me with cases that have been difficult at times but very rewarding. For standing up for those who have no other place to turn to for paranormal or spiritual help, and sometimes for each other when needed.

You all have been and will continue to be true friends, valued investigators, and my second family.

I could not have done it with out you all, each of us play an important part for our team and this journey fun at times, hard in others, but always rewarding, is something that I feel we were all called to do.

To my dedicated staff………………………….

Thankyou   Hometown Paranormal

Director & Co Founder: Rev. Michael A. Mannings

As a seasoned paranormal investigator who helps those in need, you tend to place yourself in a position to have a strong experience. When this happens you define it or it will define you. This is now the third time in my life where an experience made such an impact. Thus reminding me of something we as investigators forget, how a client feels when they call for our services.  Weird how it happened on 31 October 2011 though.

As a seasoned paranormal investigator who helps those in need, you tend to place yourself in a position to have a strong experience. When this happens you define it or it will define you. This is now the third time in my life where an experience made such an impact. Thus reminding me of something we as investigators forget, how a client feels when they call for our services.  Weird how it happened on 31 October 2011 though.Director: Michael A. Mannings              Hometown Paranormal

Hey folks, I am sorry for slow updates. I have been busy but that happens. I am updating the website right now again. Our calender is quiet but things have been happening behind the scenes here at Hometown.  I have applied to have our own radio show, stay tuned for that. Back to work c’ya

We now have a new Mobile Command Center. A 33 foot long travel trailer. Spoiled now.

We have just completed yet another residential case in Vermont. This case yeilded a mirror which was a conduit for activity and had to be removed from the property.

First I am very happy to let everybody know we have a minister on staff. Now for my usuall notes.

What most people do not realise about “paranormal activity” is that besides normal hauntings, activity can be brought up due to people being sensitive to the paranormal. Things can sense that a person can see, feel, or know that they are there. Thus they are like “hey I got to check this person out”. So things draw to the person. How can you tell, well ask yourself this question. “Did things occur prior to living in this location”. If the answer is yes, things happend for a long time, this could be the case.

Keep in mind that if abilities are involved we can still help.

Having been busy with interviewing potential new candidates, doing consult work, and such I wanted to check in. Please keep in touch with us here @ Hometown Paranormal. Thanks for checking out the site. Be Well.

I am pleased to say that working on the web site has been going well thus far. Since taking it over I have given it a much needed face lift. Last week was busy. We took on a new member, I consulted on a object “haunting” case, and am reviewing the evidence from that. Also Saturday I will be consulting on a possible demonic case. Both of these are confidential and NO information may be shared.