ABOUT G11.5 AGENCY
"Founded in the quiet space between what science can explain and what people experience anyway, G11.5 Agency exists to investigate the paranormal with the same rigor any other field of inquiry deserves — no more credulous than necessary, no more dismissive than honest."
OUR MANDATE
We investigate cases of unexplained phenomena: hauntings, cryptid encounters, demonic activity, and anomalies that fall outside conventional classification. Every case begins with skepticism. Every conclusion is earned through evidence, not assumption. We are neither believers looking for confirmation nor debunkers looking for an easy dismissal — we are investigators, and the truth is the only outcome we're loyal to.
WHAT WE DO
Our operatives combine field investigation, forensic documentation, and specialized esoteric expertise to assess reported anomalies. Cases are triaged by threat level, staffed according to the nature of the encounter, and closed only when we have an answer — solved or unsolved, but never abandoned without record.
Our work spans:
- —On-site investigation of reported paranormal activity
- —Cataloging and classification of encountered entities
- —Equipment research and field-testing for anomaly detection
- —Case management from initial report through resolution
- —Training and fielding specialists across technical, esoteric, and investigative disciplines
OUR PRINCIPLES
RIGOR
We rule out the mundane before entertaining the extraordinary.
DISCRETION
Clients and witnesses are protected; cases are handled with the sensitivity they deserve.
RECORD
Every case, solved or not, is documented for the archive. Nothing is forgotten. Nothing is buried.
RESOLVE
Some cases take a decade. We do not close files out of convenience.
THE ARCHIVE
Beyond active investigation, G11.5 maintains an internal archive of entities, cases, and field intelligence — a resource built case by case, year by year, meant to outlast any single investigator's tenure.
If you believe you've encountered something that resists explanation, we want to hear about it. Report a case, and we'll take it from there.