Nathan and Josslyn sat at his computer desk in the study and compiled a list of links. They learned the paranormal research institutes were free. Donations and grants were contributed to them from other sources.
They went into the living room, switched the TV to VP mode, and called the first number for a paranormal research institute. As soon as the video came up on the monitor, the images went haywire with the colors skewed.
Josslyn once again shook her head in disgust and contempt.
“How about e-mailing them?” Nathan signed.
“Okay. Let's do that. You know, when I think about it, it's too bad that we didn't consider contacting someone from a paranormal organization a while back. But with everything going on . . ."
“Well, for now, let’s just read through some of their profiles, find out where they’re located, and give each organization all the necessary information, including copies of the photos and videos we have.”
“All right. After that, when we have some time, I’d like to try to pay Norma a visit and ask her what she knows about the history and background of this property.”
Nathan and Josslyn pored over several paranormal research institute websites and settled for the top three that appealed to them. They weren’t too far away, even though they were beyond the vicinity of Knollwood Meadows.
Nathan and Josslyn completed online forms for all three institutes and e-mailed them with attachments of several photos and a few short videos.
Now, all they had to do was be patient and wait to hear back from any (or all) of the institutes.
“I don’t think we have time to go to Norma’s,” Nathan signed as he glanced at his wristwatch. “You have to make dinner soon and by the time we’re finished with dinner, it’ll be too late. Let’s try to go see her tomorrow.”