The SEPI Team

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The SEPI Agency Ltd is a professional network of dedicated individuals united by a shared mission: to explore and provide thoughtful, evidence-based insights into supernatural, extraterrestrial, and paranormal phenomena—especially those experiences that people may hesitate to discuss openly.

Founded by a serving UK volunteer police officer with over 11 years of service and has served as an National Crime Agency (NCA) officer—the UK’s counterpart to the FBI—SEPI applies rigorous investigative standards to every case. Our methods include collecting first-hand witness accounts, conducting structured interviews, and subjecting each inquiry to thorough analysis and evaluation.

We use all available tools to complete full analyse on photo and video evidence which we often feature on our "Paranormal Police Case Files" series on YouTube. Here, we invite the viewers to see firsthand how we conduct an analyse and allow the viewer to decide if they agree with our findings.

As a voluntary organisation, we operate with defined thresholds to ensure our time and resources are directed toward cases with the greatest investigative value. This disciplined approach has earned us the informal title of “The Paranormal Police,” a name we proudly use as both a marketing identity and the registered trading name of The SEPI Agency Ltd.

While we are not an emergency service, we offer support to individuals who report unusual experiences—providing guidance, potential explanations, and where appropriate, practical solutions. We recognise that paranormal experiences, particularly those occurring in childhood, can profoundly affect adult life and may, in some cases, contribute to mental health challenges. Our aim is to offer a safe, respectful space for inquiry and understanding.

What's a SEPI Officer? Any individual who has been approved and recognised by the agency as an investigator is a SEPI Officer. 

They would have received training in techniques such as taking witness accounts, conducting and documenting interviews, and obtaining evidence. They participate in the assessment processes by examining new incidents and cases. It is permitted for a SEPI Officer to interview subjects and get witness accounts.

Every SEPI officer possesses a current government security clearance or a DBS Enhanced certificate, which is mandated by the agency. This is to make sure that, should they visit your residence or place of employment, they are reputable people who behave in accordance with the highest standards that are expected.

They will wear SEPI Agency clothing, such as a polo shirt, t-shirt, pullover, or fleece displaying the SEPI Agency shield, which is strikingly similar to a police officer's badge. They will also have their own unique officer number and own a SEPI Agency ID card.

Please be aware that we do not use police powers* or systems during investigations, but we are trained to spot any illegal behaviour or suspicious circumstances, and if we believe that the safety and welfare of any concerned parties are at risk, the SEPI Agency will take the necessary actions and provide the best possible safeguarding measures and advise and, engage with external agencies where necessary.

*Please note: Time spent on SEPI Agency interests is carried out in our own time - off duty.

What's a SEPI Researcher? Anyone recognised as a subject matter expert or expert in a particular field of interest that the agency believes might be helpful to investigations can become a SEPI Researcher.

Since SEPI Researchers never interview subjects/informants or gather witness accounts on their own, they are exempt from the requirement for any kind of security clearance; however, they are still permitted to attend interviews, events, and investigations in the company of SEPI Officers, but they will never own their own case.

Along with a distinctive SEPI number, ID card, and clothing (polo shirts, fleece, jumpers, or t-shirts), they will also be identified by the term "SEPI Researcher" rather than "Officer."

Expertise can include areas such as photography and film, historians, attorneys/lawyers, medical personnel, scientists, professors, etc. Although it serves as a guide, this list is not exhaustive.

Why do you have a rank system? We firmly think that in order to help lend the field of paranormal investigation study legitimacy, accountability, and professionalism, some uniformity is necessary. We have witnessed far too many instances of siloed organisations that withhold facts and information from one another out of concern that doing so, may harm their delicate egos.

We intend to dismantle it and enable transparency and information sharing to emerge naturally by putting in place a formal framework. Because of this, we have a ranking system that makes roles and responsibilities always clear. Below is the ranking structure (currently under review).

• SEPI Researcher (SR) - Individuals hold no security clearance but are used as fonts of information and expertise.

• Potential SEPI Officer (PSO) - This is an individual that is currently going through training as a SEPI Officer. Once trained, and once they hold a valid security or DBS clearance, they will become a SEPI Officer.

• SEPI Officer (SO) - Holds a current security clearance or valid DBS Enhanced certificate and are able to conduct interviews, obtain witness accounts and own and investigate cases.

• Senior SEPI Officer (SSO) - May oversee multiple cases by officers and offer mentoring and support to SEPI Officers and Researchers.

• Senior Executive Officer (SEO) - Currently, this title is held by the founder solely and has ultimate responsibility over the agency, its policies, standards and welfare of its officers and researchers.