Dan Rivera wasn’t just a paranormal investigator—he was a guide, a storyteller, and a source of compassion for those seeking to understand the unknown.

As a lead handler of the “Annabelle” doll and a respected member of the New England Society for Psychic Research, Dan traveled the country not to scare people, but to educate them.

He believed the supernatural should be respected—not exploited—and dedicated his life to public outreach grounded in ethics and empathy.

Dan passed away unexpectedly on July 13, 2025, while on tour in Gettysburg.

His absence has left a deep void in the paranormal community and beyond. But his impact deserves to be remembered—not just through stories, but through a lasting tribute.

We’re calling on the New England Society for Psychic Research and the organizers of the “Devils on the Run” tour to permanently commemorate Dan Rivera’s legacy -- through a memorial, exhibit, or educational program that reflects his commitment to truth, respect, and public service.

Dan gave his life to honoring the unseen. Let’s make sure he’s not forgotten.