HoosierParanormal.com- The Team

The Team

What got us interested in the paranormal?..

Greg Wilson greg@hoosierparanormal.com	Founder/Investigator Greg’s interest in the paranormal began in mid 90’s in a previously owned house that had some unexplained events. Hearing footsteps in the next room while being alone. Greg would also come home to find the attic door open for no reason. Although Greg never felt threatened, it did peak his interest in the paranormal.
Robert Wilson robert@hoosierparanormal.com	Founder/Investigator Robert’s interest in the paranormal was not from experiencing events but from reading books and researching people's stories of the supernatural. Robert realizes the commonalities of these strange events occurring in people’s lives. Examples of these are cold spots, nighttime activities, EVP’s and orbs. Although more recently, he encountered a partial apparition at the Crown Hill Cemetery in Indianapolis during a tour.
Kenny Wilson kenny@hoosierparanormal.com	Founder/Investigator Kenny’s interest in the paranormal began in 1990 when he was living with his parents and saw the apparition of a well-dressed older gentleman, in '30s or '40s period clothing with a fedora hat, setting in the chair across from him. Although this only happened to Kenny once, it was very unnerving for him. Coincidentally, this occurred about 2 weeks before the passing of his Grandmother. Kenny was curious to find out more about the paranormal.
Shanon Ping shanon@hoosierparanormal.com	Founder/Investigator Shanon’s interest in the paranormal began in his first home back in the early 90’s. Items would continually come up missing, clocks starting and stopping without explanation, strange behavior from pets and even occasionally seeing a shadow of a small child out of the corner of his eye. Shanon believes it was a harmless but mischievous spirit.
Elisa Walter	Investigator/Research In 1992, Elisa experienced a prolonged series of paranormal events in the apartment she was living in. Those were her most profound experiences to date, however, she has been attracted to all things paranormal all her life. She also was blessed with a visitation from her mother several days after her death in 2000. For her, it's about evidence of the existence of the soul after bodily death. She's been with Hoosier Paranormal Research since 2007.
Joe Merchant joe@hoosierparanormal.com	Investigator/PR Joe’s interest began about six years ago while living with a friend at his grandparent’s old farm house. One night, he was awakened by a sound in the kitchen. Assuming it was his roommate, he’d gone back to sleep. When they got up the next morning, they found all the cabinet doors open in the kitchen. Joe blamed his roommate, thinking he was playing a joke. After confronting him about it, his roommate immediately said, “That was a pretty good joke that you played on me this morning!”, thinking it was Joe. Joe asked his roommate if he had heard the noise. After his “yes” reply, they realized they were victims of more than just a prank. Joe joined HPR in 2007 to surround himself with those who seek to explain the unexplainable and to hopefully see a full body apparition.
Ricky Stevens	Investigator Ricky joined up with Hoosier Paranormal in 2010. He loves investigating, going over evidence and is a great asset to the group.
Scot Morgan	Investigator Meet Scot! He has not had any direct paranormal encounters himself. His interest in the paranormal stems from the data collection and wondering why we can't seem to find a reliably, consistent way to capture evidence. "I believe the evidence is out there to be captured, we just have not found a way to do it on a consistent basis. If even 1/10 of 1% of the paranormal stories is true then the evidence should be able to be collected in a repeatable way." His motivation to find new and unique ways of getting proof of activity drives him to wonder if a combination of old symbology and new technology will be the key to unlocking the secret of evidence collection.
Bill Cline	Bill’s interest in the paranormal started after having his own experience in the late 70’s. The night his grandmother passed away, he was at her house for a visit. She was not able to walk, and one of her big concerns was that the upstairs part of house was not clean. It was about 11pm when the sound of her pet dog woke up everybody in the house. We got up to see the front door open and close. Her dog was barking and wagging his tail as if he was happy to see someone. They watched as the dog walked upstairs and into her bedroom. Once he got to her room he laid on a blanket that she had made for the dog that she adored. Her big concern was that the upstairs was not clean enough, and that she came back to make sure. After that, Bill started to read and find as much information as he could. Bill is a strong believer that the energy a person has does not stop just because they pass.

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