Fiona Broome

If you're intrigued by weird and baffling phenomena, Fiona may have the answers you seek.

With her MIT background and unique interests, she provides well-researched insights about diverse topics, from ghosts and haunted places to the origins of the Mandela Effect.

Today, her focus is on history and finding fresh sites with at least a ghostly ambience... if not actual ghosts.

For paranormal researchers, Fiona shares essential tips for finding unusual phenomena and investigating them.

Of course, she's an independent thinker. For example, she's an advocate for personal ghost hunting experiences, not relying upon - or being distracted by - ghost hunting equipment.

Fiona has been a regular speaker at events such as Dragon Con, the New England Ghost Conference, and more. She's led investigations and conducted tours of haunted sites in the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and Ireland.

Zak Bagans even referenced her in his "Ghost Hunting for Dummies" book.

In her spare time, Fiona has written over 1,000 articles for newspapers, magazines, and websites, and contributed chapters to the "Weird U.S." book series, and "Armchair Reader" books.

She declines to comment on the Mandela Effect, since the topic has strayed far from its highly speculative origins.

As of 2026, Fiona is happily traveling with her husband, exploring eerie historical sites in the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and Ireland.