Dr. (h.c.) Dakota Frandsen is a Southern Idaho based author, poet, musician, minister, philanthropist for domestic violence and suicide awareness, graphic designer, world traveler, and paranormal investigator all by the age of 20. An early high school career in paranormal investigating had led Frandsen into situations in which spirits were trying to intervene knowing that their living relatives were in potentially grave danger. These cases lead into the currently developing book, "Help from Heaven: Cases of the Supernatural Saving Lives." In it will be 5 cases Frandsen was personally involved. It will detail cases in which start as a routine ghost hunt, but turn into situations of dangerous activity which leave marks so deep, the next generation will feel the pain. His paranormal cases are approached with both psychological and spiritual ideals such as spirit communications, dream interpretations, and cleansings. His research also expands into demonology, ufology, psychic phenomena, Nostradamus and more.
Featured in"Hauntings from the Snake River Plain," and "Haunted Idaho: Ghosts and Strange Phenomena from the Gem State," Frandsen also writes the novel series "The Ones Who Walk All Worlds." "The Ones Who Walk All Worlds," takes materials from Frandsen's experiences as well as theories in parapsychology, ancient alien theory, cryptozoology, and all other areas of supernatural exploration.
His work has also inspired poetry, original songs, and trips around the globe. Frandsen has also started working on promoting independent film projects such as the upcoming horror flick, "GREY FEAR," on his podcast, "The Way I See It," that is featured on iHeartRadio and Spreaker.
