By Ann Olson-Dupire, Staff Writer - www.jazmaonline.com Senior Lead Investigator - www.hpiparanormal.net Q. Tell me about yourself, where are you from? A. I am originally from Quezon City in the Philippines, and I currently reside in Sacramento, California. Q. What are some of your hobbies? A. I am a graphic designer and illustrator. I’ve also been a freelance journalist for several Filipino-American publications. I enjoy practicing martial arts, staying fit, and researching world culture and cuisine. Q. Where did you go to school? A. While in the Philippines, I attended the University of Santo Tomas up to the second grade. This particular school had students from kindergarten all t

Interviewed by Ann Olson-Dupire, HPI Journalist Distributed by Paul Dale Roberts, HPI General Manager www.hpiparanormal.net Question: Hello Sam, first off, tell me a little about yourself. You have your own business here in Sacramento, yes? Answer: Yes, I am the owner of “SnoZone Endless Slope” at 3701 Stockton Blvd. I am conveniently located in the same building as “Mighty Kong Muffins”, formerly known as the “Capital Boxing Gym”. That was one of the original boxing gyms in Sacramento. Don Chargin, a once prominent boxing promoter was affiliated with the gym. You may have seen his name in the papers recently as his wife just passed away. Many well known professional boxers of the 50’s t

Interviewed by Paul Dale Roberts, HPI General Manager/Ghostwriter Location of Interview: It’s a Grind – 9620 Bruceville Road, Suite 100, Elk Grove, Ca Date: November 22, 2009, Sunday Time: 1300 Hours Question: Hi Ann, can you tell us something personal about yourself. Perhaps about your family life, where you were raised and a little bird told me that you are pregnant? Answer: Well I just got married 10/17/09 to a wonderful man. Both he and I have children from previous marriages, he has a daughter that is 4 years old and I have a son that is 8 years old. We just moved to this area in June from the bay area. I grew up going between Antioch in the bay, to a little mountain town called Be