In Pursuit of the Beyond
We hunt the unexplained
Paranormal Hunters is a national network of local investigation teams. Each team works its own territory; all of them share the same protocols, evidence standards and archive.

Founders
Meet Ronnie & Connie
Paranormal Hunters was founded by Ronnie Tsunami and Connie Pope — investigators who built the network's protocols, evidence standards and client-care practices, and who lead the teams in the field. Paranormal Hunters is a member organization of the Paranormal Learning Society.
Ronnie is also the author of Physics, Faith & Phenomena: Real Proof of Life After Death, an evidence-based exploration of consciousness beyond the body.
He and Connie wrote The Peaceful Home: How to Remove Spirits & Keep Your Home Safe, our free guide to cleansing a space and keeping it peaceful — the same philosophy that shapes every investigation this network runs.
Method
Investigate. Document. Discover.
A Paranormal Hunters investigation starts with an interview and a walkthrough, not a camera. We map the property, record baseline environmental readings, identify conventional causes, then run a controlled session with documented equipment placement. Everything collected is catalogued, reviewed and classified.
Cases are classified as explained, inconclusive, anomalous or unexplained. That last word is a description of our evidence, not a claim about what caused it.

Standards
What we hold to
Investigate, don't assume
We treat every claim as a question, not a conclusion. Most activity has a conventional explanation, and we look for it first.
Measure and document
Readings, timestamps, conditions and equipment are logged so anyone can follow how a case was worked.
Protect the client
Names, addresses and contact details stay in the private record. Nothing is published without permission.
Keep searching
When something can't be explained, we say so plainly — and we keep working the case.
Bring the network to your city
If there is no Paranormal Hunters team in your area, you can apply to lead one. Team leaders get the protocols, the evidence standards, the client intake process and a place in the national archive.
