The paranormal community was rocked by the tragic news of the passing of paranormal investigator Gaurav Tiwari, the head of the Indian Paranormal Society, a respected figure in the field of paranormal investigations. The official cause of death, ruled as suicide, is being called into question after the discovery of a strange, thin black line found on his neck. The community is divided, with some believing that the death was a suicide while others suspect that there may have been other supernatural forces at play.

Gaurav Tiwari: The Ghost Hunter – Tracing the Legacy of a Paranormal Legend

Gaurav Tiwari, born on September 2, 1984, was a well-known and accomplished figure in the paranormal field. He was a multi-talented individual, with skills in various areas such as commercial piloting, paranormal investigation, hypnosis, and acting. Tiwari was also a minister in the Metaphysical Church of Humanistic Science.

He was widely respected in the paranormal community for his work and contributions. He was known as “The Ghost Hunter” for his unique approach in investigating paranormal activities and his dedication to understanding the unknown. His legacy continues to inspire many in the field of paranormal research.

Tiwari began his career as an actor, appearing in several Bollywood films and television serials at the age of sixteen. Then, he moved to the United States to train as a commercial pilot.

While pursuing his aviation studies in the United States, Tiwari and his roommates encountered some inexplicable occurrences of supernatural energy and paranormal activity in their residence. This experience sparked his interest in the realm of the paranormal. To answer his curiosities, along with his aviation studies, Tiwari also enrolled in a metaphysical course at ParaNexus Association, America’s premier association for paranormal researchers.

After completing his studies, Tiwari returned to India in 2009 and established the Indian Paranormal Society, an organization dedicated to helping individuals and communities affected by paranormal forces. His reputation as a leading paranormal expert and investigator quickly spread, and as per the Indian Paranormal Society’s website, he had investigated over 6,000 haunted locations across the world.

Tiwari was a frequent guest on Indian and international television and radio shows, and was known for his investigations of haunted locations such as the ghost town of Kuldhara and the haunted Bhangarh Fort. His work earned him recognition worldwide, and his legacy continues to be honored by the paranormal community.

Mysterious Death of Ghost Buster Gaurav Tiwari: Suicide or Possession?

On July 7, 2016, Gaurav Tiwari, a renowned paranormal investigator and ghost buster, was found dead under mysterious circumstances at his New Delhi apartment, where he lived with his parents and wife. At only 32 years old, he had recently been married just five months prior to his untimely passing.

The family of Tiwari reported that he went to take a shower around 11 a.m. and did not come out of the bathroom for an extended period. Tiwari’s father and wife heard a loud thud sound coming from the bathroom, as if someone had fallen on the floor. They became concerned and broke open the bathroom door to find Tiwari lying unconscious on the floor. He was taken to the hospital but unfortunately could not be saved.

Tiwari’s family stated that he seemed perfectly normal on the day of his death and was even checking his emails just minutes before passing away. Initially, his family, who do not believe in the paranormal, suspected that he may have died from falling and hitting his head on the bathroom floor.

The Delhi Police conducted an investigation into Tiwari’s death, including a search of his home and examination of his mobile phone, but did not find any conclusive evidence. The post-mortem report revealed that Tiwari had died from asphyxia and showed a dark black line around his neck, leading the police to suspect suicide as the cause of death.

During their questioning of Tiwari’s family members, the police learned that Tiwari had been experiencing marital problems with his wife, who suspected him of infidelity. The couple had argued for two hours the day before Tiwari’s death. Additionally, Tiwari’s profession as a paranormal investigator, which often required him to stay overnight at haunted locations, was also a source of tension in their relationship.

Tiwari’s family has expressed their disagreement with the suicide theory proposed by the police, stating that Tiwari had no motive to take his own life. They believe that Tiwari was killed by a supernatural force instead. The police have ruled out the possibility of a paranormal involvement in Tiwari’s death and have not provided a clear explanation for the strange black mark on his neck. The family finds the suicide theory offered by the police as inconclusive and are looking for answers.

The family of Gaurav Tiwari reported that Tiwari had previously shared with them that black line marks are a sign of revenge left by spirits in distress. Tiwari often used the example of the 1976 supernatural horror film, The Omen, to illustrate his theories on such markings.

“Despite admitting to not believing in ghosts, Mr. Tiwari’s father Uday – puzzled by his son’s death – said: “Gaurav told his wife a month ago that a negative force was pulling him towards it. He had said he was trying to control it but seemed unable to do so.

“My daughter-in-law ignored it thinking he was just depressed due to work overload and did not tell us about it.”

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Tiwari’s last investigation was at a South Delhi residence where a couple reported being haunted by the spirit of a baby girl. The spirit had been appearing in their living room and bedroom. After an intense eight-hour operation by Tiwari and his team, the spirit was successfully exorcised from the home. Tiwari returned home at 2:00 a.m. the following day and was found dead.

Did Tiwari fall victim to one of the spirits that he had chased away or did he take his own life? The cause of Gaurav Tiwari’s death remains a mystery, much like the supernatural realm that he passionately explored.

Source – The Hindu