Lance Johnston
OPS Founder, Lead Investigator, Web master, Tech manager
Birthplace: San Antonio, Texas 1967
Grew up in Jacksonvile, Alabama.
Single, but might be married in a parallel universe I guess
1. What made you decide to create OPS?
I thought this would be a great opportunity to find more answers for myself and to learn from and possibly help others with problems that they could not otherwise deal with on their own. Plus I would have a good excuse to buy more cool gadgets.
2. Have you ever had any paranormal experiences? If so, tell us a little about one.
Yes - When I was younger I saw what I believed was the spirit of one of my relatives.
3. What's your favorite paranormal movie / TV show and why?
Who You Gonna Call?
How could you not love a movie with a 100ft marshmallow man and Sigourney Weaver looking like that!!
4. What, in your humble opinion, is your best attribute during your investigations?
I have a hard time believing things unless I can see, hear, or touch them. This makes me approach every case looking for some way to prove or disprove what is going on.
5. There seems to be a pattern forming with the OPS team's investigations and animal encounters. Why do you think this is happening?
Since most animals pay attention to their senses more than humans, maybe they are trying to tell us something.
6. What is your favorite meal to have before going out on an OPS investigation?
Krystals.
7. Everyone is afraid of something. So, what is your biggest fear?
Falling off a ladder onto my head.......again!
8. Aside from your OPS work, what is your favorite thing to do?
Buying any new electronic gadget that I can justify needing for myself and watching football. War Eagle!
9. If you could spend one night in any location in the world to conduct an OPS investigation, where would that be and why?
The Tower Of London - Since the Tower has always been known as one of the worlds most haunted places, I would love the chance to see if it is for real, or just another spooky place with a lot of history.
10. Are there any words of wisdom or parting comments you would like to leave us with?
Don't be afraid to try new things. I think Mel Brooks said it best; “As long as the world is turning and spinning, we're gonna be dizzy and we're gonna make mistakes.”
