There are two schools of thought when it comes to doing background research on a location before you visit and investigate it: should you do your research upfront or not?�Some believe that it is better to go in with no knowledge at all. This means that if you uncover a name, date, or other significant piece of information during your investigation, you know that you haven't been influenced by information you've already read about the location.�Others, often those who are less spiritual or don't include séances in their investigations, prefer to find out as much as possible about the property and its alleged hauntings. This approach gives you the opportunity to consider the type of haunting and activity experienced there and shape your investigation around it. For example, if disembodied voices are frequently heard, you may wish to set up audio recorders around the location.�Either way, it's wise to consider...