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Friendly reminder that Iām a paranormal investigator, medium, historic preservationist & researcher, based in the PNW. Iāve helped multiple projects with research on PNW history/geography in relation to paranormal phenomena. So if youāre ever out this way, you know who to call. ā at Spokane, WA
I got 2 trick or treaters and they were the absolutely sweetest kids. One was dressed as Lydia Deetz in the red wedding dress and one was the White Dragon (?). I told them to take as much candy as they want and they still only took a couple, like little angels.
Amanda D. Paulson retweeted
I am thrilled to show you the trailer for my upcoming six part docuseries, āHistorically Hauntedā
The series will take you to the town of El Dorado, California, where I moved when in high school and where much of my family still lives today. El Dorado has a rich history dating back to the Gold Rush, but to many itās just a crossroads on the way to Lake Tahoe or Amador County. After this, I canāt imagine folks driving through without wondering whatās lurking in the shadows of this quiet part of the Sierra Nevada foothills.
Local residents and friends have been imploring me to investigate for years, so I was thrilled to make it happen - and to call in help from two of my favorite west coast based researchers @Slemos2 & @prettyfnspooky. Together we investigated multiple locations in town, including businesses, residences and the local cemetery. Additionally, we interviewed many locals, including my family members - and even investigated my family home. What we found is shocking.
Iām so excited to take viewers on this exploration of the other side. What started as an investigation turned into a very intense personal journey: one I was not expecting.
āHistorically Hauntedā will release worldwide at some point in the first half of 2025. As soon as we are contractually able to announce where and when āHistorically Hauntedā will be airing, we will release that information. Stay tuned. š»
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Another successful Dark History tour last night seeing 200 people in the museum for our 2-hour event. This is its third year running since I pitched it & itās on the books for a larger run indefinitely!! So grateful to everyone who has helped me make this dream come to life!
Consulted on the paranormal happenings at one of my fav haunts for the local paper and the print and digital is out today! Read here >>> inlander.com/culture/burke-iā¦
Amanda D. Paulson retweeted
For everyone lamenting that their favorite paranormal investigators arenāt on TV at the moment - you live in a time where access to them and their content is unprecedented.
In a world of streaming, networks are finding their place (if any.)
In the meantime, support your favorite folks by seeking out their other projects (many unedited, pure and untouched by network hands), and look at who theyāre working with and lifting up.
The second you stop judging a persons worth based on their *network* television presence, an entire world opens up to you. I know itās new for a lot of people, but this growth is good, I promise. ā¤ļø
āYes, I can do [new spooky thing] by Friday.ā I write in an email 1 day after breaking down about how busy this October is.
Iāll sleep when Iām dead, right? I love the paranormal so much. I canāt say no.
In March 2019, I started a blog to share my love of the paranormal & find community. I first joined a team in 2008 & tried to join other teams after moving, with no reply. So, I did it alone. And here I am today, still working hard to bring empathy & understanding to the field.
To no oneās surprise, I love Lake Tahoe and want to live here but canāt because itās too expensive.
My job right now is to drive through this Nevada desert to a haunted hotel so that I can share about it with people looking to explore new paranormal locations. I am making my 18 year old self so proud right now.
I sunburnt this little patch of my stomach today. 𤣠Finally resting after a whirlwind of a first full day in Nevada.












