527. Casey Schnese and the Eastern Wisconsin Paranormal investigator and experience

Please hit Subscribe and share the show. Click here to go to our Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/222paranormal  Click here to go to Casey's Facebook page.  https://www.facebook.com/wolfman696930  Click here to see Jennifer's Books.  https://a.co/d/04fPYbhr  Click here to see Joe's books. https://a.co/d/00QJ9skz    In this episode of the 222 Paranormal Podcast, we sit down with Casey Schnese, founder of the Eastern Wisconsin Paranormal Team, to talk about the world of paranormal investigation, the experiences that drive people to search for answers, and what it's really like to investigate places where the unexplained may be happening. Casey has been investigating the paranormal and leading the Eastern Wisconsin Paranormal Team for nearly seven years. Over that time, the team has had the opportunity to investigate more than 20 businesses and four private homes, each location bringing its own history, atmosphere, and potential mysteries. With a team of approximately eight members, Casey and the group approach their investigations with curiosity, teamwork, and an open mind. Paranormal investigation is about much more than simply walking into a supposedly haunted location with cameras and equipment. Every investigation begins with questions. What happened at the location? Who lived or worked there? Is there a history of unusual activity? Are there stories that have been passed down through generations? And perhaps most importantly, can the experiences reported by witnesses be documented and investigated in a responsible way? During our conversation, Casey shares insight into what it takes to investigate paranormal claims and what investigators may encounter when they enter a location with a reputation for being haunted. From unexplained sounds and strange feelings to possible spirit activity and personal experiences, every investigation can bring something different. We also explore the importance of working as a team. Paranormal investigations can be challenging, especially when investigators are dealing with darkness, unfamiliar environments, and situations that may be difficult to explain. Having a group of investigators allows experiences to be compared, evidence to be reviewed, and observations to be discussed from different perspectives. One of the most fascinating aspects of paranormal investigation is the unknown. While some experiences may eventually have a logical explanation, others can leave investigators with more questions than answers. For people like Casey, that uncertainty is part of what makes the field so interesting. The goal isn't necessarily to prove every experience is paranormal, but to investigate, document, and consider all possibilities. Casey's nearly seven years of experience leading the Eastern Wisconsin Paranormal Team have provided countless