As a child, Amy would search for any books at her local and school libraries, that
pertained to the paranormal, hoping to find anything that would captivate her. She
looked forward to Saturdays, not only for the morning cartoons but for the afternoon
schedule, and Leonard Nimoy's, "In Search Of" - which terrified her. This fright turned
to fascination as she grew older and she became more drawn to the unknown: she
wanted to know the truth behind the tales.
She remembers being fascinated with analog recorders and recalls
playing around with her first tape recorder at the age of four - possibly sparking
the interest she now holds in EVP (Electronic Voice Phenomena).
She eventually became the founding member for Kindred Spirits Paranormal as well
as the representative for the American Association of Paranormal Research,
southern Wis. chapter.
pertained to the paranormal, hoping to find anything that would captivate her. She
looked forward to Saturdays, not only for the morning cartoons but for the afternoon
schedule, and Leonard Nimoy's, "In Search Of" - which terrified her. This fright turned
to fascination as she grew older and she became more drawn to the unknown: she
wanted to know the truth behind the tales.
She remembers being fascinated with analog recorders and recalls
playing around with her first tape recorder at the age of four - possibly sparking
the interest she now holds in EVP (Electronic Voice Phenomena).
She eventually became the founding member for Kindred Spirits Paranormal as well
as the representative for the American Association of Paranormal Research,
southern Wis. chapter.
Amy Tomlin
Organizations and causes Amy supports:
-Rotary Botanical Gardens
-Volunteers of America
-Second Harvest Food Bank of Wisconsin
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