North Jersey Paranormal Research is now New Jersey Paranormal Research. We're still the same NJPR, but now our coverage area has expanded to include all of the state of New Jersey, as well as portions of Eastern Pennsylvania and New York state. Watch us as we continue to grow!
Welcome
to
New Jersey Paranormal Research (NJPR).
We are a group of professional investigators who specialize in
researching hauntings and other paranormal phenomenon in the
Tri-State area (New Jersey, New York & Pennsylvania).
Our investigators have many years of experience researching
the paranormal, and we are dedicated to assisting the public
with their paranormal issues.
It is the goal of NJPR to further the study of the paranormal while helping our clients develop a better understanding of what they are dealing within their home or business. It is not our intention to either "prove" or "debunk" a haunting, but to professionally collect and study all of the evidence available before making any determination as to the authenticity of the phenomenon being experienced by our clients. NJPR utilizes up-to-date scientific methods and equipment in order to come to the most logical conclusion. All of our investigations are discreet and 100% free of charge.
Investigation Request
To request an investigation of
your home or business, please fill out an
Investigation Request Form, or feel free to
contact our Case Manager at
casemanager@njpresearch.com.
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New Investigations, News & Updates
The Red Mill Museum - 5/24/09 *NEW*
West Virginia State Penitentiary - 4/30/09 *NEW*
Lodi Residential Investigation - 4/13/09
Wanaque Residential Investigation -
3/10/09
Apparition Captured on Thermal Camera
On Saturday April 25, NJPR Investigated the Red Mill Museum in Clinton, NJ. During the investigation we captured what appears to be an apparition standing in a stair well on our FLIR Thermal Imaging Camera. We have repeatedly tried to debunk this video but have been unsuccessful.
We want to thank the Board and Staff of the Red Mill Museum for allowing us access to the Mill to conduct our investigation. Please visit their website at www.TheRedMill.org.