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This section will portray the many faces of astral beings, seen either through mental imagery, by an ability to see beyond the human optical spectrum (clairvoyance) or by eye witness accounts of visual apparitions.

Some of these recreated portraits may include names, region of contact and background information such as age, date of passing and other details of interest (depending on what the medium receives or what information is gathered through other means of contact).

This should not be considered as psychic artistry, but rather recreations generated by researchers based on descriptions provided in witness testimonies.
We encourage anyone who identifies any of these astral portraits to contact us via email paranormal-division@live.com.au

Dubbed as Dr. Death, this astral being was identified by two mediums at an establishment situated in the Blue Mountains. It is believed that this individual operated in the same region, sometime in the first half of the 20th century. The mediums claim that during his physical time at the establishment, the doctor was responsible for alleged barbaric mistreatment of patients. Apparently the brutality was a result of various medical experiments. One of the mediums claimed that the astral being had stretched facial features as if he too was a victim of some kind of experimental plastic surgery.

During our third investigation at the 'Facility', one of our researchers came face-to-face with this Guy Fawkes like apparition. The sighing occurred during a vigil in a dark room. This is similar if not the same character that appeared in the window of a door during our first investigation at the facility.

This tall slim fellow, known as 'John', was picked up by our medium Kellie during an investigation at an old hospital in the Central Coast. John had been a patient there back when it was operating as a psychiatric hospital. The actual date when he was treated/cared for is unknown. According to Kellie, John was and still is a quiet natured fellow who keeps to himself.

Despite his fearsome appearance, Tibor Vasuc or 'Vasuca' is quite a pleasant and fair character. Tibor was sighted by a young lady in the Macarthur region, and has been causing a level of unrest including poltergeist activity. Using an old method to establish contact (the refined version we know today was introduced by a French spiritualist, Planchette, in 1850's) we learnt that Tibor passed sometime in the early 1900's during battle. Also, Tibor was able to give messages in his native tongue - an amazing confirmation that adds credence to this method of contact.
Allegedly, the intention of the unrest was to establish contact with the lady and for her to acknowledge his existence.

In April 2007 a small group from Paranormal Research Second Division investigated an old building south of Picton. Two independent mediums at the location received information from a young lady called Emily Harris. Apparently Emily passed on in 1943 at the age of 20. Her final moments were spent at the Queen Victoria Memorial Hospital in Thirlmere. It is believed that Emily suffered an infection due to medical malpractice that was instigated by her father (there was no information provided to suggest Mr. Harris' given name. However in a later investigation there was mention of a Victor Harris, believed to be Emily's uncle). Additional information suggests that Emily was involved in a relationship with a young man by the name of Andrew. It was said that Andrew (no surname provided) served in WWII but later took his own life at the Queen Victoria Hospital in Wentworth Falls after learning about Emily's passing.
If you have any information relating to the abovementioned case, please email us. An image of Emily Harris is available by application.