The Paranormal Investigators of North Carolina

03/31/2022

Hello, ghouls and goblins! If you've followed us for any length of time, you know that we are currently on a hiatus, but we're loving all of the followers we've gained recently! Comment below with how you heard about us!

08/21/2021

We are working on a new venture that does not require going into strangers' homes, hence the silence here lately.

I survived a violent assault last year and have no intention of reliving that or exposing others to it. Behavior like this, entitlement and aggression, makes me want to leave this field entirely. I did start with the intention of helping people. Unfortunately, a lot of people think that helping them involves 24-hour access and agreeing with them even when they're lying. We're not going to do that.

Threatening us, whether or not you're in your right mind, is illegal. I won't share this person's info because unlike him, I am respectful. And most of you who follow us are respectful, but I'm tired of the ones who aren't. Similar behavior will get you banned.

08/09/2021

Hi, everybody! Guess the last post didn't reach all of you, so let me put it out there again. We are not investigating or looking for new members because we are on hiatus. If your messages have not been answered, please be patient... Angy and I are both incredibly busy, and a lot of stuff is going on in my personal life right now that takes precedence. We aren't disappearing from the scene, but this hiatus is much-needed.

Thanks,
Kelley

06/12/2021

Hi, everybody! Thanks for your continued support. If we take a while to respond to messages, please bear with us. Angy is now our very own social worker (congrats, Angy!) and I am learning the ropes before a new EchoPark location opens, and we barely have time to message each other. Thanks for your patience!

🖤 Kelley

03/19/2021

Hello ghouls and goblins,

As most of you know, we have been mostly silent on social media over the last few years and we feel that it is time to make an official statement. We here at PINC have poured our hearts and souls into this endeavor so this decision was not made lightly. PINC has been our baby since we were, well, babies. We were 17 when we founded the group. Since then, we have had the time of our lives investigating some of the most haunted locations in the Triad. With that, we have also faced many hardships and struggles that most could never fathom. While doing all of that, we have held full-time jobs, pursued full-time academic paths and tried to squeeze a social life in there as well. After almost 15 years of investigation, we’re exhausted. Many don’t realize how much work goes into ethically investigating the paranormal. It takes a lot of care and compassion when dealing with private homeowners and requires ambition and tenacity when working with business owners.
All of that being said, for the foreseeable future, we will not be taking on any new cases and we will not be accepting applications to join the team. We will, however, try to answer your questions at our leisure. We will also still be available for events and speaking engagements. Unfortunately, PINC has to take a backburner so we can pursue some of our other life’s goals and ambitions.
Do stay tuned, though. We’re not going anywhere, just taking a break and rebranding. PINC may not function as it was intended to at its inception, but we do have some exciting things in the works. We are transitioning into a model that will be more profitable in a mental, emotional, social and financial way.

Thank you for all of your support! We could not have done it without you.

Happy Hauntings!

Angy and Kelley

07/16/2020

We don't charge for investigations. Everything comes out of our pockets. So if you want to help us buy equipment and pay for gas, show Kelley M. Pegelow some love and give her page a like. Even better, go visit her at Crenshaw Hyundai and let her take care of your car needs!

01/26/2019

05/10/2017

Thoughts?

02/19/2017

What do y'all think?

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