Media & Events

Media & Events

Click the pictures to
read the article about
us that appeared in
the Allied News when
we first investigated
the Old Stone House,
in Slippery Rock, PA.

Before filming, Tom gets a few pictures with
Mark Moran (above) and Mark Sceurman
(below). They are the publishers of Weird
NJ, and hosts of "Weird U.S." on the History
channel. Tom appeared in the episode
"Creepy Curses", which featured the
Mothman from Point Pleasant, WV, and
originally aired in the fall of 2005. Check out
their website at www.weirdus.com.

Tom, on Scott Briggs' live radio program, with Dr. David Dixon looking on. This took place
at the Old Stone House in Slippery Rock, PA, in October 2005. The radio station was
WBUT.

Once again we got the opportunity to be on WBUT, at the Old Stone House in October
2006. This time, Tom was on the air live with Tracy Ambrose, who is usually a host on The
Morning Show on WLER 97.7 FM, however.

Following his talk with Tracy on
WBUT, Tom was invited to be
on her morning show on 97.7
FM on Monday, October 30th,
2006. Later that night, Tracy
joined a few of us from CPSI on
a return visit to the Black
Cross. Check it out on our
Investigations page for more
information.

The above articles, from the Butler-Eagle and the Leader Times, feature the
same article about Slippery Rock University's Old Stone House Ghost Story
Tours that mentions us. This will be our 2nd year participating in their event.

C lick here to see our Ghost Barn '07 page,
including pictures!

Click above image to go to the main Ghost Barn site.
Thanks to Todd and MOTHMAN!

Back again in 2007, we were asked to be on WBUT, at the Old Stone House's Ghost
Story Tours in October, 2007. Tom and Bryan went on the air to talk about CPSI's
involvement with this Slippery Rock University annual event.

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In July 2007 we were invited to speak at Clymer Library's
Summer Reading Program, entitled Get A Clue! This
years program included a theme called Find It! Explain
It! So, we were asked to come and give a presentation
on paranormal investigations. Covering the what, why,
and how of what we do.

We came back again in October 2008 to give another
presentation on our paranormal adventures.

HC89, Box 39B Firehouse Road Pocono Pines, PA, 18350
570-646-0826
www.clymer.polarislibrary.com

Bryan and Paula were interviewed by
the Butler-Eagle during the 2008 Butler
Paranormal Conference, in Butler, PA.
Lucky for us, we were featured quite a
bit in the article.

There are two minor corrections to the
article, however. First, Nemacolin
Castle is not in Beaver County, it is
located in Brownsville, Fayette County,
Pa. Second, we have members located
in Boyers, Pa, but CPSI is based out of
the Pittsburgh, Pa area.

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In June 2008, we were invited to
do a presentaion for a Butler
County Youth Day Camp Program.
Bryan, a Lead Investigator and
our Case Manager, and Paula, an
Investigator, took the lead on
this one. With about two dozen
people present, we spoke for an
hour and a half on what it is we
do on paranormal investigations,
the equipment that is used, what
it is used for, and the importance
of evidence. We played several
of our EVPs and showed a few
examples of our photo evidence
for everyone and wrapped up
with a Q&A session.

Bryan and Paula, along with youth day camp counselor's
Shannon and Cricket during our presentation in June, 2008

Bryan and Tom on WISR's "It's Your Turn" radio talk show

We were invited to be guests on
Dave Malarkey's call in talk show "It's
Your Turn" on WISR 680 AM.
Discussing local haunts, urban
legends, and why serious research is
important were the topics of the day.

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The following article about our first investigation of the New Castle
Playhouse is from the Ellwood City Ledger; Oct. 26, 2009

April 12, 2010 article from the Butler
Eagle featuring CPSI and the 3rd
Annual Butler Paranormal
Conference

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Article from the Pittsburgh
Post-Gazette from November 02,
2008 featuring CPSI as well as some
other paranormal groups.

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