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Case File:

228101

General Information

Clients Name:

n/a

Location of Investigation:

n/a

Time/Date of Investigation:

7 p.m.

Investigators on Scene:

Equipment Used:

Video Camera, Sony Audio Recorder, K2 EMF Meter

Enviromental Factors and Anonomolies

Weather Conditions:

Clear Skies, Full Moon

Temperature:

50°

Barometer:

n/a

Humidity:

80%~

Solar Activity:

n/a

Geomagnetic Activity:

Normal/Above Normal

Gear and Evidence

Film Used:

Tapes Used:

Photos Taken:

12~

Positive Photos:

n/a

Video Clips:

n/a see report below

Total Positive EMF readings:

Total positive anomalous temperature changes:

Team Summary

Psychic Impressions:
Mild to no psychic impressions. Some investigators reported being able to feel when something was in the room and when something wasn't. As if the emotions had changed.

Physical Evidence:
Numerous EMF readings. Many responding to direct questions. One such question, while doing EVP work, was "Do you know you are dead?" At which point the EMF meter began spiking.

Evidence is still in review but so far there are a few interesting pieces that will need to be gone over again and cleared for clarification.

The best incident of the night... At one point a digital recorder and video camera were left running while investigators took a break. Upon their return both pieces of equipment were turned off. All doors and windows were locked, no one was in the house.

Conclusions:
This house has many stories from its current occupants. While no particular experience could be verified there were interesting readings from the EMF, some audio and video clips that will need to be reviewed by the team to judge weather or not they are genuine, and a lot of different experiences such as equipment randomly turning off.

We were able to verify, however, that most of the activity was where the residents reported.