Who Are We?
Eric Martin
Eric Martin is the founder of the Ghost Engineers. He has also built the largest rail traffic control system in America located in Fort Worth texas. He is currently working to create a system so that trains do not run into each other. This system uses GPS and computers on board the locomotive that will "put on the brakes" if the trains get too close. He is also a great grandson+ of the famous French writer "Jeans Jacques Rousseau."
Documentary Filming - April, 2010 Eric Martin Ghost Engineers Media Photo 
Eric has been involved with paranormal research since the 1980s when a passenger in his car saw a large man in the garage where Eric was building his "dream car". The passenger said the man was large and was looking over the roof of the car. Several months after this Eric was involved in an accident. He rolled over his dream car with 4 other engineering students (.)
By some miracle, nobody was injured. The car came to rest in front of a large tree. The tree had white paint from the car at 20 feet above the ground. Some years earlier Eric had a friend who was very big, his name was John Pokol. John died in a traffic accident in 1977 when he fell asleep at the wheel and crashed into a concrete barrier on the side of a bridge in Western Pennsylvania. The car was a 1976 Monte Carlo. Eric's car was a 1970 Monte Carlo. Since that incident Eric has been involved with finding the truth behind paranormal events and making contact with "the other side."
Education:
BS Computer Science, University of Pittsburgh
BS Mathematics for Industry and Engineering, University of Pittsburgh
Jeff
Jeff owns and operates the Electrotherapy Museum in South Florida. "The Turn Of The Century Electrotherapy Museum" is the result of over a decade of research. It's goal is to provide the visitor with a wealth of unusual trivia concerning devices long ago forgotten. It is located in the Historic Northwood section of West Palm Beach, Florida. To visit the museum, please email and phone to make an appointment. He accept visitors on weekends and after normal business hours.
His website receives more than two million hits per year - many from around the world. Feel free to drop him a line or call with any questions and comments regarding the website, research, etc.From Jeff's website:
Are you making a movie or radio program about Nikola Tesla? We welcome film crews and media here. There is nothing we enjoy more than telling the stories of the machines, inventors, and apparatus to even wider audiences. And more than your average museum, we cater to our guests interests and demonstrate machines live. We've restored nearly all of the machines in our museum to be fully operational.
The website currently contains over 80,000 files. We are currently not a non-profit - everything you see if done for free out-of-pocket. We're also not independently wealthy and both work full-time jobs - so donations are welcome! We are constantly looking for old cloth covered wire, paraffin and beeswax, magnet wire, and surplus electrical items to assist in our restorations.
Jeff and Rita Behary, Curators
627 36th Street
West Palm Beach, FL 33407
Phone: 954 253 3529