The team

Two investigators.
One method.

At the head of FPI, a duo with complementary skills carries out transparent and ethical field investigations, with one obsession: providing concrete answers.

We do not try to convince. We try to document. The truth does not need special effects.
— The FPI team

French Paranormal Investigations is not a team of “ghost hunters”. We are investigators trained in recording techniques, data analysis and historical research. Every mission is prepared in advance; every anomaly is tested against all known rational explanations before being classified.

Our commitment: zero staging, zero misleading editing, zero claims without evidence. When we do not know, we say so.

Jérémy

Lead investigator · Instrumentation & analysis

Mission leader, lead camera operator and technical lead.

Jérémy has led FPI since it was founded. More than 12 years in the field, beginnings in urban exploration and a military background that gave him a taste for operational rigour: he designs the investigation protocols, coordinates the team and validates every report.

As technical lead, he masters all of the association’s measuring equipment (tri-axis EMF sensors, infrared thermography, audio recorders, night-vision video) and is responsible for its calibration, maintenance and data interpretation.

Areas of expertise

Investigation protocol design
EMF instrumentation
Spectral audio analysis (EVP / ITC)
Infrared thermography
Infrared night video (0 lux)
Multi-camera management
Safety & risk assessment
Writing investigation reports

Training & qualifications

Initial military training
Workplace first aider (SST)
PSC1 first aid
Road risk prevention
Audacity & iZotope RX software
FLIR thermography

Mélody

Head of research · History & testimonies

Co-founder, field investigator and the team’s historical memory.

Before each investigation, Mélody builds a complete background file: departmental archives, land registry maps, parish registers, old newspapers, oral testimonies. Thanks to this work, FPI approaches every place knowing its history — essential for telling the rational from the unexplained.

She is also the one who gathers witnesses’ accounts, with care and kindness, and makes sure everyone feels heard, without judgement.