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| Amanda Brown, a Tennessee native, moved to Tucson with her military husband in June of 2006. Personal experiences in her home while growing up perked her interest in the paranormal. Since then, she has been hooked on learning as much as she can about it. Amanda is currently a stay-at-home mom to her one-year-old miniature Dachshund, Molly, but plans to begin schooling at Pima Community College in the fall for a degree in nursing. |

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| Frank Madrid Randy Arbogast Bill Allen at The Jerome Grand Hotel |
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| Linda Chase, A christian mother of three, grandmother of four, and great- grandmother of four, is a native of Southern California. She moved to Flagstaff 15 years ago and is now retired. Shortly after moving to Flagstaff she formed an Over Fifty singles group. In 2002, she became Flagstaff’s “Skunk Chaser”, trapping and releasing over 1,200 skunks and raccoons…and yes, she’s been sprayed! She has been featured on local TV and NAU’s Public Radio station. Linda worked at Rockwell International for 27 years designing custom military integrated circuits, technical writing, engineering documentation, policies and procedures, and software circuit verification and simulation. While at Rockwell, she was awarded the Quality of Excellence Award for her division in 1989. Her interests and hobbies have included catamaran sailing/racing, photography (published), writing poetry (published), oil painting, mosaics, knitting, crocheting, embroidery, jewelry making, and is currently learning lamp work- (making glass beads with a torch). She is always busy with some sort of creative endeavor. Linda is young at heart, adventurous, and has always had a fascination with the paranormal. Having had a few paranormal experiences only broadened her interest over the years. In May 2008, she had contacted T.Az.P.S. and several days later ran into Frank, Lori, and the team at a remote location in Camp Verde totally by accident. That serendipitous meeting prompted her to join our group as a paranormal investigator trainee. |
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| Lisa McCoy grew up in Southern California, spending most of her time at Huntington Beach. She loves the ocean, but any body of water will do. Lisa is married to Scott McCoy, has two daughters, one step-daughter, two grandchildren, and one on the way, and four step-grandchildren. She met Scott over the phone while working in CA; he lived in Flagstaff. After a long distance relationship she moved to Flagstaff in 1983 and within two years were married. That was 23 years ago. Lisa's background has always been working with people--as an aide at a convalescent hospital, order desk clerk at various places, a grocery store checker, and an orthodontic assistant working mainly with children and adolescents, as well as adults for over five years. Lisa is currently working part time as a sales rep for a dog food company, and doing property inspections for various mortgage companies. Her passion is making vintage style jewelry, dichroic fused glass and PMC jewelry. They are all unique, one-of-a-kind pieces. Her jewelry has been carried in galleries in Hawaii, Sedona, and Flagstaff. Lisa's curiosity with the paranormal came about after she experienced visits from her grandmother and it has been ongoing since 1990. She and her mother (Linda Chase) were on a day trip to Phoenix and were discussing the TAzPS Ghost Conference in Jerome. While on their way home they ran into the TAzPS team at a remote location in Camp Verde. It was a trip (no pun intended)! She felt it was a sign. Several days later she expressed her interest to join TAzPS as an Investigator-in-Training. She feels very fortunate to be involved in something "bigger" that will make a difference in other people's lives as well as her own. |
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| Scott McCoy grew up in Long Beach, CA, and moved to Flagstaff over 30 years ago. He was owner of Cranks Plus in Flagstaff for many years, and it was the largest automotive machine shop in Northern Arizona at the time. Doing business with the Navajo Tribe started an interest in the Navajo lifestyle and continues today. He has been all over the reservation and seen many beautiful areas--his favorite being the Monument Valley area. After that, he became a Real Estate Agent. During his 21 years in real estate he has been one of the top-selling realtors in the Flagstaff area, and presently works for Liberty Properties of Flagstaff. Lisa and Scott also have a business that involves doing delinquent mortgage inspections, securing properties, and maintaining these properties for many lenders. This keeps the whole family very busy. Scott has enjoyed the beach all his life, was a surfer, and lived in Hawaii for a time. He loves fireworks, and is never without a cherry bomb. He loves taking roads off the beaten path, and has enjoyed many Hawaiian vacations and a rafting trip on the San Juan river. Scott is married to Lisa McCoy, also a TAzPS Investigator-in-Training. Scott has three daughters, six grandchildren, and one on the way. Scott is truly a family man. Scott grew up around his grandmother, who used to read tea leaves, as did her mother. His interest in the paranormal began when his wife and mother-in-law (Linda Chase) came home all excited about meeting the TAzPS team in Camp Verde. His adventuresome spirit and bravery, as well as team attitude make him fun to be around. |
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| Roxanne Newman is an Arizona native. She moved to Tucson, in 2007 with her fiancé. She is a practical x-ray technician, and has two adult sons. Though she has had paranormal experiences all her life, she recently lived in a home that had so many unexplained incidences, that it compelled her to find out all she could about paranormal activity and what happens after death. |
| Roxanne Newman Investigator in training Southern AZ Region "The Arizona Paranormal Society" |
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| Mary-Ann Yanez has lived in Prescott, AZ since1971. She is a professional artist that illustrates for two international dog magazines, and is a dog groomer and nurse. Mary-Ann has had many interesting, unexplainable things happen to her at her home and at her places of work, and finds the paranormal endlessly fascinating. Mary-Ann looks forward to participating in investigations and sharing these experiences with like-minded people! |
| Mary-Ann Yanez Investigator in training "The Arizona Paranormal Society" Prescott Region |
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| Thea Dunning; comes to us from beautiful Sedona. Her first fascinations of the paranormal came from her Grandfather, who confided in her the stories of his boyhood haunting. Her fascination with unanswered or questionable concepts continued and she perused the study of religion, becoming ordained 10 years ago to a non-denominational priesthood. |
| Thea Dunning T.Az.P.S. Director ofHistorical Research Northern Arizona Region "The Arizona Paranormal Society" |



