Overview

As the name suggests, Paranormal Rescue is an organisation designed to be a unique international paranormal emergency rescue service dealing with problematic, disturbing, and malevolent anomalous activity. This includes helping with Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) cases and their related encounter aftermath problems. We also try to help solve mysteries relating to folklore and legends that have intrigued humanity for centuries but have become problematic.

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Paranormal Rescue clients are varied and include private individuals, celebrities, professional bodies, homeowners, land owners, hotel owners/managers, and commercial building owners/managers. The common denominator is that all clients possess a serious and baffling allegedly paranormal problem they need urgent help with.

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NOTE: Since celebrities and other prominent figures occasionally request our assistance, they are reassured by our strict client confidentiality code.

Unless a client specifically waives this, their identity is never revealed.

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Paranormal Rescue is also different in that we do not do what traditional paranormal investigation teams do: regularly explore spooky old buildings, asking aloud in the dark, "Is anybody there?" trying to capture evidence of the paranormal.

 

Instead, paranormal activity finds us when potential clients who are already plagued by it request our help. The Paranormal activity we typically encounter is usually serious, always problematic, and sometimes extremely dangerous.

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A summary of our unique identity and modus operandi resonate in an analogy of a real-life fusion akin to Lockwood & Co/Ghostbusters intertwined with the ethos of  Thunderbirds' International Rescue and The Equalizer, all enriched with a dash of Top Gear/Grand Tour Special flair. 

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When necessary, we consult with an extended team of academic and other specialists, including clergy members, ministers, priests, shamans, individuals from diverse faiths and beliefs, and those with extraordinary abilities that can be utilised professionally. We also collaborate with strategic partner organisations worldwide to provide our clients with the very best service and an expanded geographical reach.

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Since its formation, Paranormal Rescue has garnered significant media attention in Britain and the USA, including BBC News, ITV's This Morning Show, Newsweek (USA), The Daily Mail, The Sun, and The Daily Mirror newspapers, Reader's Digest, Chat Magazine, Forbes Magazine, the Beast Seekers TV show's Snapchat (episode 18), and the Hubbard Network (USA), etc.

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How and When was Paranormal Rescue Formed?

Paranormal Rescue was formed in 2015 by veteran objective paranormal and UAP researcher and field investigator Brian Sterling-Vete, PhD. He has an exercise science background, an open, analytical mind, and a passion for solving problems.

 

Throughout his life, he has frequently experienced a wide range of mysterious anomalous phenomena. In the late ‘70s, he was an inadvertent eyewitness, along with several police officers, to a significant UAP encounter. Since then, he has witnessed four other UAP encounters, all in the company of other credible witnesses, including police officers, members of the military, and even US-State representatives. Also, in 2015, Brian unknowingly witnessed and interacted verbally with what later could only be described as as a full-body apparition on the second floor of The Palmer House Hotel, Sauk Centre, Minnesota, USA.

 

​While working at and researching Lilford Hall in England for a historical TV documentary (this is the home of the man who got the Pilgrim Fathers onto The Mayflower), Brian led a team of 13 people who all experienced baffling daily anomalous activity. This resulted in him living in the 530-year-old 110-room hall and passionately investigating it for almost three years, attempting to find answers.

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Therefore, unsurprisingly, a plethora of anomalous experiences resulted in Brian developing a circa 50-year lifelong passion for researching paranormal and UAP phenomena, attempting to solve baffling mysteries, and seeking elusive answers to age-old questions.

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Perhaps due to his wealth of experience and non-nonsense yet frequently amusing approach, Brian became increasingly called upon to help people suffering adverse effects due to paranormal-related issues; he has even helped several amateur paranormal investigation teams who suddenly found themselves metaphorically out of their depth. These frequent requests for help eventually resulted in Paranormal Rescue being officially formed.

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​From this humble beginning, and perhaps because of our unique structure and approach, Paranormal Rescue soon began to attract like-minded individuals, each with a unique professional skill set, to create a robust and highly capable core team.​​​

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Thanks to certain strategic international organisation affiliates, Paranormal Rescue now operates internationally. A curious aspect of our UK-based core team is that it unintentionally comprises a 50/50 distribution between British and American members.

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Clients and What We Expect

When potential clients approach Paranormal Rescue for assistance, we require them to present their case objectively and rationally. This includes providing a detailed account of events and phenomena in chronological order and any supporting evidence they have managed to capture, if they have any, such as video, audio, or photographic evidence.

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If potential clients are unwilling to invest the time and effort to present their case properly when requesting our assistance, we typically ignore their requests.

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This thorough approach ensures that we can provide the most accurate assessment of their situation and, if necessary, provide appropriate assistance. We ask all potential clients to read and accept our basic ground rules.

 

Due to the size of our core and partner teams and the financial limitations of extensive travel and required equipment, we cannot accept all cases presented to us. For example, it may be acceptable for a small team to deploy from the UK to the USA once a month, whereas deploying the entire team back and forth several times a month would be a different matter. This means that we only choose the cases that interest us the most.

Project Half-Life

Paranormal Rescue team members also perform valuable research. For example, Brian Sterling-Vete's Project Half-Life is a groundbreaking initiative with the potential to revolutionise our understanding of certain paranormal phenomena. ​Brian Sterling-Vete's Project Half-Life both agrees and disagrees with Professor Brian Cox's argument that ghosts cannot exist because they would have to conform to the Second Law of Thermodynamics.

 

Please visit the 'Research' tab for more information.

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​​Our Motto

'Per Mare, Per Terram, Utrinque Paratus; Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum'

There is an intriguing story behind our motto, which resolved a significant paranormal problem a client was tormented by.