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EPISODE · May 22, 2013 · 1H 51M

Cameron Bagg - Paratographer

from Everyday Connection · host Everyday Connection

Toronto born, Cameron Bagg is Canada’s Hardest Working Haunt Scene Investigator. Admittedly not caring about ghosts until moving into a haunted apartment in 1988, then after solving his first paranormal mystery he continued along this path of awakening and discovery with one foot in the spirit world and the other firmly grounded in his daily life as a single parent and support worker. Having investigated hundreds of hauntings, he has amassed possibly the worlds largest collection of authentic paranormal photographs. Through years of data collection and experimentation, he has uncovered a “spirit frequency” and can also create thought forms which can be photographed. “Fearless” he also has developed a technique for clearing the most negative and non-beneficial energies from haunted homes. Cameron, regularly lectures on the paranormal and holds workshops based on his research and first hand experiences with the paranormal. He has consulted on television shows and hosted the television program HAUNTLINE for three seasons. He has created an instructional dvd called HSI:GHOSTS How To Conduct Haunt Scene Investigations. http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Haunt-Club/319175798110137

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