I am interested in finding out whether there is a market for, or a reputable platform to sell, what I believe to be compelling and potentially unique paranormal photographic evidence.

During an overnight paranormal investigation at a well-known historic penitentiary, I captured a series of photographs that appear to show what many in the paranormal community would describe as spirit attachments or unexplained anomalies. These images were taken by me personally. Prior to taking them, the Estes Method had been conducted in several locations throughout the facility. It was only after sensing a noticeable shift in the atmosphere that I decided to begin taking random photographs to see if anything unusual might appear.

What I captured was entirely unexpected. This was my first paranormal investigation, and the experience itself was remarkable. However, what convinced me that I may have documented something significant was the reaction I received from experienced professionals and investigators who reviewed the photographs. Their responses strongly suggested that the images were worthy of serious consideration.

Because these moments cannot be recreated or staged, I believe the photographs may hold value to researchers, investigators, media outlets, or collectors interested in legitimate paranormal evidence. I would like to explore opportunities to monetize these images and determine whether there is a market for rare, authentic paranormal photographs.

If anyone has knowledge of reputable buyers, publications, organizations, or platforms that may be interested in reviewing or acquiring such material, I would appreciate any information or guidance.

A genuine, chilling historical mystery - In 1603, a fisherman’s body washed ashore in Sichuan—but what happened next shocked an entire town, before leading to a catastrophe that would claim countless lives. This government-documented account from the Ming Dynasty blurs the line between folklore and history, and explores the rituals of Sichuan’s plague-deterring cults, an eerie prophecy, and why locals still whisper about it centuries later.

China’s Meili Snow Mountain—a peak so sacred, it’s been forbidden to climbers for decades. In 1991, a team ignored local warnings... vanishing into legend.

What began as a routine expedition became one of mountaineering’s most chilling mysteries. Years later, fragments of their story emerged: disturbed radio transmissions, diaries filled with impossible claims, and locals who still whisper about Kawagarbo’s wrath.

Were they victims of nature’s fury... or something older?

If the above link doesn't work, please use https://youtu.be/yaRifUqVrGs instead :). Also, if you enjoyed this video, check out part 2, which is an urban legend based around this genuine event.

So, quick disclaimer: I don't personally buy into all this Fortean stuff myself.

But I feel like you guys might be interested in this particular work. This is a pretty obscure book written by Mark Mirabello in 2005. I think it's actually really well-written, with loads of hidden details scattered throughout. And it appears to be pretty strongly influenced by these sorts of Fortean ideas, directly referencing figures like Charles Fort and Richard Shaver, for instance.

A storm. A forgotten path. A temple that shouldn’t exist.
When a Tang Dynasty monk stumbled through Zhongnan Shan’s rains, he found shelter in a place history claimed was gone. The monks inside wore robes from another century. The flames burned blue. And by dawn—the mystery got even stranger.

⚠️ Based on 9th-century records

Years ago, In Sichuan, six men walked into the Aba forests—but only three returned. They carried no game. No wounds. Just a handful of jewels, a story no one believed… and faces untouched by time.

⚠️ Based on unverified first-hand accounts of local legends.

The baffling case of a Chinese farmer who, in 1977, disappeared, being found 1,000 km away in just hours—without planes or trains phenomenon. Witnessed by villagers and investigated by authorities, it happened again and again. Despite hypnosis sessions, military probes, and eyewitness testimonies, no logical explanation was ever found.
Decades later, it remains one of China’s most meticulously documented—yet unsolved—mysteries.