Frequently Asked Questions

We review unexplained activity, reported hauntings, strange experiences, submitted evidence, and locations with recurring claims. Each case is looked at carefully before we decide whether it needs a deeper investigation.

Private investigations may be considered depending on the situation, location, safety concerns, and the details provided. Not every submission becomes an investigation, but every serious request is reviewed.

If fees, travel costs, or special arrangements apply, they will be discussed clearly before anything is scheduled. We do not want anyone surprised by hidden costs.

Yes. If you captured something unusual, you can submit it through the contact form. Clear details help us review it properly: where it was captured, when it happened, who was present, and what you noticed at the time.

We do not knowingly publish private addresses, personal details, or submitted evidence without permission. If something is considered for public use, we will handle it carefully and communicate with you first.

No. We do not guarantee activity, evidence, contact, or results. Some investigations produce strange findings. Some produce nothing. Either way, honesty matters more than forcing a conclusion.

We may use cameras, audio recorders, environmental meters, temperature checks, lighting, controlled questions, and direct observation. Equipment supports the investigation, but context matters just as much as the device.

Evidence is reviewed after the investigation. We look for natural explanations first: sound contamination, movement, lighting, reflections, equipment issues, building noise, and timing. If something still stands out, it may be documented for further review.

That depends on the location and the case. Some investigations need fewer people to keep the environment controlled. If your presence helps the investigation, we will discuss that before scheduling.

If you are in immediate danger, contact emergency services first. Black Rose Paranormal is not law enforcement, medical care, mental health support, or an emergency response service.