This episode's goal is to help ghost hunters understand the difference between clues and evidence, why it matters, and how thinking like a cozy ghost hunter improves your credibility and the accuracy of an investigation.

This episode will cover:

1. What's a clue

2. What's evidence

3. How clues become evidence

4. Why verifying (or debunking) clues matters

5. Key takeaways

Jake will also share examples from his ghostly case file on The Old Courthouse Inn, located in Powell River, BC, Canada.

You can read more at: https://ghostlyactivities.com/clues-vs-evidence-how-to-think-like-a-supernatural-sleuth/.

The Case File Approach helps you and your ghost hunting team organize their research and investigation into a credible report. It follows eight steps:

1. Define the case
2. Conduct historical reconnaissance
3. Identify patterns and personas
4. Investigate the haunt
5. Analyze evidence
6. Cross-verify with witnesses and experts
7. Solve the mystery
8. Publish the report

You can read all the details at https://ghostlyactivities.com/the-case-file-approach-ghostly-activities-revised-process/.

In November, I had an encounter with the mysterious entity known as Black-Eyed Kids. The incident didn't happen in your usual place, like an isolated home or dark rural highway. Tune in to get the spooky story.

This is my second encounter with Black-Eyed Kids. Read more about the first encounter on the Ghostly Activities blog at https://ghostlyactivities.com/i-encountered-a-black-eyed-kid-heres-what-happened-next/.