EDITORIAL POLICY

Paranormal Warehouse covers strange claims without pretending every strange claim is proven. Our job is to document what was reported, show the evidence, trace its source when possible, and make the uncertainty clear.

CLAIMS ARE NOT FACTS

When a witness, investigator, creator, government official or organization makes a claim, we attribute it. We avoid presenting an interpretation as an established fact when the evidence does not support that conclusion.

SOURCE THE EVIDENCE

Whenever possible, we identify the original uploader, witness, investigator, official document or primary source behind a story. If provenance is unclear, we say so. Reposted or heavily compressed footage is treated with more caution than material with a traceable source.

SHOW THE OTHER EXPLANATIONS

Paranormal does not mean unquestionable. Known animals, aircraft, drones, reflections, camera artifacts, hoaxes, misidentification, pareidolia and other conventional explanations remain part of the discussion when relevant.

EVIDENCE LABELS

PW may use labels such as Unverified, Unidentified, Provenance Unclear, Official Source, or Reported to help readers understand what is known and what is not.

CORRECTIONS

If new information materially changes a story, we may update the article and clarify what changed. Significant factual errors should be corrected rather than quietly preserved for the sake of a better mystery.

AI-ASSISTED WORKFLOWS

Paranormal Warehouse may use software and AI-assisted tools to organize research, transcribe material, draft or edit copy, analyze performance, and develop visual concepts. These tools do not turn an unsupported claim into a verified fact. Published editorial decisions remain the responsibility of Paranormal Warehouse.

OUR STANDARD

We are interested in the unexplained because it is unexplained. The goal is not to force every case into “real” or “fake,” but to give readers enough context to decide what they think.