Using a balance to measure mass might be part of a scientific investigation, but by itself and under ordinary circumstances it does not amount to a scientific investigation. If you are on a different planet or on a moon, or if you were in the weightlessness of space, then doing this (or trying to do it) might be considered a kind of investigation.
Statistically the results will not be scientifically valid if the sample size is too small.
The scientific method requires reproducibility. I would not think you could skip or rearrange any steps. You need to do the same things in the same order to arrive at the same resolution for the scientific method to be properly applied.
The history of paranormal investigation, so far, is dominated by pseudo-science and fraud. If we wanted to be kinder, we might describe it as fringe science.
CSI investigation
horseplay
Tecumseh's actions might have created an Indian confederation.
there might not be enough proof
Many things can hinder a journalist's investigation. People might not be willing to talk. Laws might protect the privacy of an individual. Other sources the journalist is trying to use might have false information. It is up to the journalist to sift through what is fiction and find the truth.
Error analysis
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