Here are a few of our dedicated PIT members so far. However, we are currently recruiting for new members to join our supernatural society. Please feel free to contact our president if you wish to join PIT. Send us an email including your name, city, and age so that we can give you more information on our group.
 Sarah Jeanette Jones, PIT President and Co-Founder Responsibilities:
|  Ed Ashman, PIT Vice President and Co-Founder Responsibilities:
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 OPEN POSITION, Investigator Responsibilities:
|  Cory Hinchcliff, Tech Manager Research Responsibilities:
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Investigators:
PIT is currently accepting applicants for our team, so please contact us via email if you wish to join our group of paranormal investigators. Understand that our supernatural society of sleuths and researchers is an entirely non-profit organization (meaning you are not receiving any pay from us for volunteering as part of our team!) Thank you for visiting us! If you or someone you know feels that they are currently experiencing supernatural activity within their home and would like PIT to investigate with them, please contact us for more information. Understand that we are only interested in those that really need our help and that our services are offered completely for free. However, DO NOT contact us unless you sincerely believe that you are experiencing paranormal events within your life and home and agree to invite PIT members to your home to investigate! We are not interested in pranks! NETWORKING:
| If you were interested in another position besides investigator, please
let us know. Otherwise, we will assign that position to you as a
standard. However, if you would be more interested in becoming Case Manager or Researcher, then we would love to dedicate that position to a person that
does not already hold another position. Case manager holds
responsibility is finding and organizing all of PIT cases. You would
want to work hard on finding new cases for PIT to research and
investigate weekly. All cases need to be reported to PIT president
for review and discussion before we assign them to our investigators.
Once a case is approved, it is then handed off to the Lead Investigator to schedule an interview with the potential client. It is PIT's strict policy to interview each potential client before making a decision to
involve PIT with the case. Part of the Lead Investigator's responsibility is to determine if the
person asking for our help is sincere and to establish the history of
the suspected paranormal events that bring the potential client to seek
out PIT's assistance. Once the Lead Investigator has reported back to PIT's Vice President and he has then reported to the President, we then decide whether or not to
accept the case. After this, the Lead Investigator can gather a few other PIT investigators to the house of possible supernatural activity. It is highly impossible to know
beforehand how long a case may take. Some can take a few days while some
can take a few weeks or even longer. This greatly depends on the
history and severity of the supernatural activity.  |
