Saturday, February 21, 2009

Question Answered

Hey Guys,

I just wanted to answer A question that has been asked over and over.

Why do you not show your investigation photos and videos on your website?

That's an easy one to answer. You see, when we do an investigation, there are a number of forms that the client must read, acknowledge and sign. Among these is one strictly for their benefit: The Non-Disclosure Agreement. The Non Disclosure Agreement basically means that we will not discus the circumstances revolving around the case with anyone other than SGPRS members and those needed for assistence. It states that we will not release any information related to the case publicly, including names, locations, addresses, phenomena and evidence captured. The agreement means that their case will remain private. Obviously, displaying evidence on our website would violate the agreement.

We're not out to display a bunch of photos and videos; I think there's enough floating around the web for everyone. Our goal is to help clients, bottom line. There's no way we would violate their trust. We will, however, show photos and videos that are believed to be public domain or one's that we've been granted permission to display. Registered members of the website are also permitted to upload their own photos and videos of paranormal phenomena.

Now, here's one thing we will begin doing: Soon we will create a section called "Case Files". In this section, we will open our case files and list some online. But, what will happen is that names and locations will be changed. Addresses and the correct city will not be listed. What will display is a story outline of selected cases. Only cases with client permission granted will be displayed, yet identifiable info will be withheld. This new section should appear within the next week or so.

I hope this clears it up. We're not trying to be secretive with our evidence; It's just that we made a commitment to adhere to the NDA. Our clients trust is at the top of our list (right under their well-being).

Happy Hunting!

Chris Walker

Director, SGPRS

www.theparanormalsociety.org

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