Allen Tiller

Allen's interest in the paranormal started at a very young age, reading countless books and watching a myriad of paranormal related television shows. He also had a strong interest in history and genealogy and in early 2002 was able to bring the three interests together with paranormal investigation whilst living in the State of Queensland, Australia. In 2010 he founded Eidolon Paranormal in his home state of South Australia, and began to look into the vast history of what is considered Australia's most haunts town, Kapunda. Kapunda already held much interest for Allen as this is where his Grandparents were from, and members in his family tree were founding pioneers of the town. In late 2010 Allen also founded SA Paranormal and SA Paranormal Meet-ups, both hugely successful groups, with SA Paranormal bringing together paranormal teams from across the State under one banner for investigations, and SA Paranormal Meet-ups allowing the public to interact with the teams that are involved with SA Paranormal. The popularity of both groups had been immense. In 2011 just before filming a television episode of news program today tonight, in a cemetery outside Kapunda Allen met his future wife Karen. Allen proposed to her in the very cemetery they met 6 months later, and in 2013 the two married in Kapunda in a small private ceremony in St Rose of Lima Catholic Church. They now both live in Kapunda, and Karen has become an integral part of Allen's operations with all his varying paranormal, social and volunteer groups.

In 2012 Allen founded his newest paranormal project "The Haunts of Adelaide: History, Mystery and the Paranormal" a blog and forum that features historical accounts and documentation of hauntings in Adelaide and South Australia, within three months the blog had been awarded a place in The National Library of Australia, and State Library of South Australia's, Pandora Archive, an archive maintained by the Australian Government of digital media that is of historical accuracy and relevance to the future of Australia. At this time Allen's Eidolon Paranormal website and The Haunts of Adelaide blog are the only two Australian paranormal related websites contained in the Archive. Allen has also appeared in local newspapers for paranormal related topics and for his work in the local community, where he volunteers in local groups Allen has also written for too international paranormal magazines, as well as for other local teams blogs and websites. Allen is also a published poet, a keen videographer and editor, musician (writing his own music for some his own productions) and a keen advocate for the survival of endangered Australian native wildlife.