Evidence Verification

Paranormal Footage Verification

Forensic examination of claimed paranormal footage to help distinguish potentially credible evidence from manipulation, hoaxes, artifacts, or explainable phenomena.

sight-undercover works with professional and institutional clients and does not currently provide forensic analysis or consulting services directly to individual members of the general public.

Evidence analysis is performed as part of an approved professional, research, academic, media, or institutional engagement. sight-undercover does not accept unsolicited evidence submissions from individual members of the public.

Who It's For

  • Universities & Academic Researchers
  • Research Organizations & Laboratories
  • Documentary, Television & Media Organizations
  • Professional Investigation & Research Organizations
  • Institutional UAP & Anomalous-Phenomena Research Projects

Common Reasons to Request This Service

  • verify paranormal footage
  • verify ghost footage
  • analyze UFO or UAP footage
  • evaluate unexplained video
  • determine whether paranormal evidence is authentic

What You Receive

  • verification findings
  • forensic observations
  • forensic report when requested

Professional Engagement Pricing

Professional engagements are quoted based on project scope, technical requirements, evidence volume, research objectives, and reporting requirements. Contact sight-undercover to discuss project requirements and obtain a scope of work.

Evidence & Uncertainty

This service provides forensic analysis and evidence evaluation. It does not prove the existence of paranormal phenomena. Inconclusive findings are described as unexplained or inconclusive.

Engagement Rights

The organizational client retains ownership of original photo, video, audio, or other source material provided under an approved engagement.

Confidentiality, publication permissions, research use, and any licenses are defined in the written engagement agreement. No automatic public-submission publication license applies.

Extracting or enhancing a frame does not automatically transfer ownership of the underlying content.

Institutional & Professional Inquiries