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Spooky Paranormal Investigations was founded in 2025 by Pete, Tash, and Ryan, bringing together over 40 years of combined paranormal investigation experience. Created from a shared vision of delivering professionally organised, relaxed, and personal events, SPI was built around putting guests first. Our aim is to provide memorable experiences, welcoming atmospheres, and opportunities to build lasting friendships through a shared passion for the paranormal.
71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, WC2H 9JQ, London, United Kingdom
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Well what can I say, absolutely brilliant night professionally run evening with some activity in some rooms and none in others,which in my experience is what you'd expect.
If you want a great evening out investigating then book up.
Thanks Tash and gang
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