Los Angeles, CA (WFN) -- A psychic investigating team is looking for two clairvoyants who can pass their online "Psi-Q" test to become new members of their team.

Dr. Larry Montz, founder of the International Society for Paranormal Research, says the Society needs two top notch seers to psychically solve crimes and ghost-bust homes around the world.

But to be considered, clairvoyants need to pass an aptitude test that the Society has created on its website ispr.net.

The test includes several snapshots of homes, and it's up to the clairvoyant to give the location of the home, whether it's haunted or not and how many spooks surround the home.

The test isn't for the faint of heart psychic either.

Montz says some of the snapshots are of locations where grisly murders took place, and could be too much for some to handle.

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