Kelly Shaffer - Author of "The Paranormal Pages", Founder and Director, K2 Paranormal Research



On this episode of Paranomaly Podcast:


After living in three haunted houses and experiencing the paranormal since childhood, she became a paranormal researcher in 2010 after watching Ghost Hunters and going on my first public ghost hunt with Amy Bruni at the Phoenix Theatre in Petaluma, California.

In the aftermath and reconstruction following the destruction of her home in the 2017 Tubbs Fire, she made the decision that investigating the paranormal was what she wanted to do in her free time. Her focus continues to be historic hauntings which blends her passions for history and the paranormal. In her work as a historic haunting researcher, she attempts to connect paranormal activity to a historic event, or the people associated with a property.

In February of 2023, she took a leap back into her first passion, storytelling, and began to write about her adventures in the paranormal world for a book entitled, “The Paranormal Pages.” Two of the stories can be found in the February-March Nationwide and International and the March California editions of “American Paranormal Magazine.” The book is slated for release in early 2024.




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