PAUL F. ENO has been called “the most intelligent voice in paranormal research today." Several radio and television producers have called him simply "incredible" and "inspiring."

 

Paul was one of the first paranormal investigators of the early 1970s, beginning while he was studying for the priesthood. His early mentors included parapsychology pioneer Dr. Louisa Rhine, Fr. John J. Nicola S.J. (technical advisor for the film The Exorcist) and legendary, first-generation ghost hunters Ed & Lorraine Warren.

Today, he is an award-winning New England journalist, a graduate of two seminaries, the author of eight books (two bestsellers), and holds a rare Ph.B in philosophy. He is considered one of the world's most distinguished experts in the paranormal and spiritual fields.

Much in demand as a talk-show guest around the nation, Paul has appeared multiple times on "Coast to Coast A.M." (30 million listeners) with Art Bell and George Noory. He has presented his interactive programs on the paranormal all over America and in Europe. He has appeared on the Travel, Discovery and History Channels, and his own radio show is racking up ratings with CBS Radio and local stations in South Dakota and New England.

 

His unusually long experience in the field, his hair-raising adventures with famous hauntings, along with his utterly unique, riveting theories about the paranormal and its meaning for our understanding of the world and ourselves, draw capacity crowds wherever he speaks. His audiences love his wit, and are always moved by his compassion, his message of deathless hope, and the accounts of families he has helped.
 

Paul and his family live in Rhode Island. Find out more about Paul and his work at

www.newenglandghosts.com,  www.footstepsintheattic.com

 

BENJAMIN T. ENO is Paul’s 18 year-old son and understudy in the paranormal. A recent graduate of  Mt. St. Charles Academy in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, he is a freshman at Community College of Rhode Island at Lincoln. Ben began helping his dad on paranormal cases in 2005. He is one of the youngest talk-show hosts in American broadcasting. Paul says: “Ben is great, especially when there are young people involved in a case. I’d have him by my side anytime. Fortunately, he’s more afraid of his teachers than he is of ghosts.”