Modern Paranormal Investigations

06/05/2026

A serious question for all the paranormal teams out there. How is your team funded?? I have seen a lot of teams fold as of lately. The teams that are still out and going strong, what is your secret??

05/18/2026

05/17/2026

Modern Paranormal Investigations has never been run as a business it has been run as a family trying to help families. We were never out to get famous, never to make money, just to help families in need. We know of a lot of teams just like us and we applaud those teams. The Paranormal community has changed so much in the last couple of years. I’m just so tired as of now not having any support or true friends to help keep my motivation high. I’m just disappointed that as of right now we can not continue till we get our lives sorted out and have more support we will be back, just not sure when. Thank you for your patience. Love to you all.

05/17/2026

IT IS TRULY WITH A SAD HEART THAT WE SAY THIS. We are going on extended hiatus. It isn’t from lack of investigations because we have several call s a month and we will defer them to surrounding teams that we trust to give you the best help we can.We are just over extended in our lives, which happens in all of our lives. We are not gone and if you have a need for our services you can still get in touch with us and probably still help you some how. We have really enjoyed helping all the clients that we have had. We are taking a break to get our internal affairs taken care of. We will be back as strong as ever. Thank you to our clients and our followers and God bless.

05/08/2026

Anyone experience them? 🤔

04/10/2026

We are currently looking for a Billionaire to help fund our paranormal investigations. Please DM us if you are interested.

04/08/2026

Very happy birthday to fellow team member and cofounder Micah. Hope it’s been a blast brother. 🥳🎂😎

12/27/2025

In 1705, an Irish woman named Margorie McCat was believed to have died from a fever and was buried quickly to prevent the spread of illness.

She was laid to rest wearing a valuable ring that her husband John, a doctor, could not remove because her finger was badly swollen, making her grave an appealing target for body snatchers. Later that same evening, before the grave had fully settled, grave robbers began digging and, unable to remove the ring, decided to cut off her finger.

When blood was drawn, Margorie suddenly awoke from a coma, sat up, and screamed. What happened to the grave robbers is unclear, with one version claiming they fled and never returned to their trade.

Margorie managed to climb out of the grave and walk home, where John heard a knock and remarked that if his wife were still alive, he would swear it was her. When he opened the door and saw Margorie standing there in burial clothes, bleeding, but alive, he collapsed from shock and passed away suddenly. He was later buried in the grave meant for her.

Margorie eventually remarried, had several children, and when she truly passed away years later, she was buried at Shankill Cemetery in Lurgan, Ireland, where her gravestone reads, "Lived Once Buried Twice".

Stories like Margorie’s are often cited to explain why families once tied a string to the finger of the deceased, leading to a bell placed above the grave. If the person revived and moved, the bell could be rung, giving rise to the phrase "saved by the bell". This fear also explains the presence of graveyard watchers, who walked the rows listening for any signs of movement, and the custom of waiting 3 days before burial. That waiting period became known as a wake, allowing family and friends to watch over the body to be certain the person was truly gone.

11/20/2025

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