The mystery surrounding the sudden death of Dan Rivera has fueled widespread concern about the late paranormal investigator. At just 54, Rivera died after conducting ticketed Annabelle doll tours in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Of course, horror fans are wondering what happened to him as they speculate about the coincidence between Rivera’s death and the presence of the allegedly haunted figurine. However, a report surfaced about the state of Rivera’s health after he died.
In a press release from the New England Society for Psychic Research (NESPR), the group emphasized that Rivera “was not only a vital part of our team for over a decade, but also a deeply compassionate, loyal and dedicated friend.”
“As we navigate the days ahead, we want to share that although we do not know what the future of NESPR will look like without Dan, we do plan to move forward with the events previously scheduled for this year,” the NESPR’s press release read via Facebook. “We believe with all our hearts that Dan would have wanted the work to continue — bringing people together, sharing knowledge and honoring the memory of Ed and Lorraine Warren. We will carry his spirit with us in everything we do.”
Below, get updates on everything we know so far about Rivera’s untimely death.
Rivera was a paranormal investigator and producer known for his work in 28 Days Haunted, per his IMDb profile. He was mentored by the late paranormal expert Lorraine Warren.
Additionally, Rivera was a U.S. army veteran, a husband to his wife, Sarah Rivera, and a father to their four children.
