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Deana Beard and Doug Aaron join Dave and Tom, along with special co-host Blaine from C.A.S.P.E.R. to examine the Alaskan Paranormal Frontier. LOADS of creepy and funny stories are featured, along with descriptions of stunning evidence uncovered during their investigations. Add to this a very special "shout out" to an American Serviceman in Iraq, and you have a show that will "chill" you. I wouldn't miss this, would you?
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No other groups in Alaska?!
I.O.P.I.A. Investigation of Paranormal in Alaska
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I hate saying this, but Anonymous is right. IOPIA was before them all, i rememeber IOPIA from 15 yrs ago. APR must be just recent, they are a good groupi am sure, but they weren't the orignals. Somebody facts are incorrect.
In APRs defense I dont think they said tgey were the only group they stated when trying to join a group the were unsuccesful in reaching anyone so they assumed the other group o be inactive at the time.Paranormal research is NOT supposed to be a competition,I think certain people need to calm down and work together.
In APRs defense I dont think they said tgey were the only group they stated when trying to join a group the were unsuccesful in reaching anyone so they assumed the other group o be inactive at the time.Paranormal research is NOT supposed to be a competition,I think certain people need to calm down and work together.
In APRs defense I dont think they said tgey were the only group they stated when trying to join a group the were unsuccesful in reaching anyone so they assumed the other group o be inactive at the time.Paranormal research is NOT supposed to be a competition,I think certain people need to calm down and work together.
Without mentioning specific people or a particular group, I will attempt to state for the record APR's experience. Alaska Paranormal Research was formed BECAUSE it couldn't find any appearantly active group(s). Phone numbers to groups were disconnected. Emails were never returned, despite being assertive for over 9 months. Websites hadn't been updated in over 3 years if not more (depending on the group). So we started our own group. And we assumed the other groups no longer existed because of the lack of communication. The very first contact we received from another paranormal group was the night of a TV broadcast in which APR was part of a news story. And it was at that point the other groups started becoming interested in Alaska Paranormal Research.
We are now aware of IOPIA and other groups. We acknowledge the history of IOPIA in Alaska and are very appreciative of their efforts throughout the years. We also acknowledge the prior groups of the past and present.
We are attempting to work together with everyone towards the goal of bringing paranormal research into an acceptable field of study. Devisiveness isn't very productive and makes everyone look poorly. I suggest we keep the squabbling to a minimum and acknowledge that each group and each individual has valid and unique view points that need to be repected.
Is APR coming back to Alaska?