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Welcome to JOEGPI.com,
the web site of Joe Giaquinto, a medium
and paranormal investigator who works on
Long Island, New York.

Throughout his life, Joe
has been gifted with a special sensitivity
to spiritual and paranormal phenomena. When
he returned to his hometown of Long Island
in 2003 after working for several years
on the West Coast, Joe discovered many people
were now interested in learning about the
study of ghosts and spirits, so he created
this paranormal research group.
His professional affiliations past and
present include: the American Society for
Psychical Research, American Association
Electronic Voice Phenomena, the Forever
Family Foundation and the Board of Directors
of the Hampton Bays Historical & Preservation
Society. He has appeared in numerous regional
and local newspapers, magazines and cable
television shows and has hosted discussion
forums on the topics of ghosts and electronic
voice phenomena.
Joe has been a guest speaker at the Huntington
Historical Society, the Ward Melville Heritage
Organization (WMHO), the Hampton Bays Historical
and Preservation Society and at private
business establishments where he lectures
about his current research and does spiritual
readings for groups and individuals.
In 2006 and 2008, Joe collaborated with
Huntington author, historian and photographer
Kerriann Flanagan Brosky on the Ghosts of
Long Island book series.
Joe runs events each month with topics
that include mediumship/readings, spirit
photography, ghost investigation tools and
training, and historic/ghost tours. He also
holds real-life ghost investigations in
the field at actual haunted houses.
Did You Know...
There Are Ten Types of Ghosts?
1. Historical Ghosts
2. Atmospheric Photographic Ghosts
3. Cyclic or Recurring Ghosts
4. Family Ghosts
5. Poltergeists
6. Modern Ghosts
7. Crisis Apparitions
8. Ghostly Inanimate Objects (dolls, paintings, etc.)
9. Animal Ghosts
10. Ghosts of the Living
From the book, Ghosts and How to See Them, by Peter
Underwood; also quoted in Kerriann Flanagan Brosky's book,
Ghosts of
Long Island
Note: Some researchers may categorize these differently
or combine categories. The terms: spirits, ghosts and apparitions are
sometimes used interchangeably.
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