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If you've never thought of a paranormal conference could happen in the conservative small town of Howell, Michigan, think again. On June 28, 2008, Howell first paranormal expo will be held, and is sure to be an interesting day. This one-day event will be a space intended for paranormal enthusiasts who want to interact with peers, share information amongst themselves, and just having a good time. The Michigan Paranormal Expo takes place from 12 to 21:00 and will be held at the historic Opera House at the corner of Grand River Avenue. and Walnut Street, and includes vendors of everything from books to news related to the UFO and paranormal teams highlighting the group and / or research. The exhibition is organized by paranormal researchers in Southeast Michigan (PRISM, for short), and has been in the works for over a year. The event will bring the opportunity to meet a well known name in the field of the paranormal as well. The special guest speaker for the day will be Patrick Burns, a co-star TruTvs "Haunting Evidence", a show that uses two psychic profiler and a paranormal investigator (Patrick Burns), to try to get more information about missing persons and murder cases to solve. Patrick Burns has been in the paranormal field for many years, from his own group, Ghosthounds, which has become one of the most visited paranormal related websites on the internet. Other guests include Author James Willis, co-author of "Weird New York, Michigan ghostly conversation itself, a paranormal radio show, Lisa J. Smith, a gifted spiritual medium and radio presenter, and other guest speakers will discuss paranormal topics on how to use the equipment properly to investigate the methods and protocols, and other topics of ghost hunting. There will be a panel discussion, allowing guests to debate and discuss the paranormal theme chosen with the organizers of each event was the lack other.The paranormal convention in Michigan, and decided it was time to Michigan for a convention of their own . This is one of the largest convention of its kind to be held in Michigan, and PRISM expected to set a trend for this area. Until now, the reception has been good and tickets have sold well, both for people who wish to attend and those wishing to purchase a vendor table for the event. Pre-registration is recommended, as there is a limit to the number of attendees at the conference. You can pre-register and pay for you ticket early, and buy a t-shirt exhibition that can be collected at the event. There will be a dinner break during the event, but dinner is not included in the price of the event. Tickets for the exhibition is $ 30.00 each, with discounts for couples and groups of 6 or more people registering at the same time. Vendor tables cost $ 50.00 and are passed to the expo. For more information on the Michigan Paranormal Expo 2008, visit the website of the organizer.