Min­is­ter of Trade and In­dus­try Stephen Cadiz and Car­la Foder­ing­ham, CEO of the Trinidad and To­ba­go Film Co, met with the cast and crew of Ghosthunters In­ter­na­tion­al who are in Trinidad to film some episodes for the pop­u­lar Sci Fi Chan­nel show. Dur­ing the brief meet­ing at Hy­att Re­gency, Port-of-Spain, the min­is­ter wel­comed the for­eign­ers and in­vit­ed them to take part in Car­ni­val ac­tiv­i­ties while they are here.

The cast and crew de­cid­ed to film in Trinidad af­ter con­tact­ing lo­cal­ly-based ghosthunter Fer­nan­do Ro­das, who had vis­it­ed the Moru­ga Sec­ondary School which made head­lines af­ter a num­ber of chil­dren claimed de­mon pos­ses­sion. Jay Bluekey, pro­duc­er of the show, said the cast and crew, which num­ber about 18, had been here for a week and would be leav­ing next Sat­ur­day. They have al­ready vis­it­ed one lo­ca­tion in the East, which gave the team an ex­pe­ri­ence un­like any­thing they have ever had, he said. They plan to vis­it an­oth­er lo­ca­tion, which they are keep­ing se­cret. The Trinidad episodes of Ghosthunter In­ter­na­tion­al will air around June/Ju­ly.