The client contacted us to investigate his house that he bought a few years ago. He has been doing some remodeling and refurbishing of the old house and has been experiencing some odd events.
The client isn’t sure of the history of the house, but believes the house was built sometime in the late 1800’s. Its structure is different than most of the older houses in the area where the slave quarters were built underneath the house rather than in separate housing structure alongside the house.
While digging outside around the house, the client has found bones, pieces of metal and old pottery.
Reported Activity:
During our walk through, the client described certain events that prompted him to call us. He has seen a figure of a woman walking across the hall while he slept in his bed. A picture frame would fall to the ground for no apparent reason. What made this interesting was that it was a desktop picture frame that leaned at about a 45 degree angle and the manner to which it would have to fall would be nearly impossible. The client has also experienced bowls and pitchers moving. Both he and his girl friend have witnessed a female figure walking down the hall. His dog will run upstairs and “freak out” in one particular corner.
Baseline Readings:
NOAA Planetary K-Index: 3 Kp
NOAA Geomagnetic Field: 175 nT
*K-indices of 5 or greater indicate storm-level
geomagnetic activity.
**Research done thus far shows there is a direct correlation between
paranormal activity and the strength of the of the earths geomagnetic
field.
During the start of the investigation, there was
an intense EMF spike that peaked the guass meter to its maximum of 10
mG. The spike occurred in the dining area where the picture frame and
pitcher would move. No other abnormal readings were captured in the
house. Some of the readings were a little higher than normal and are
highlighted in red; abnormal spikes are highlighted in blue.
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Electric and Magnetic Field Readings |
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| Reading Level | Area | Notes | |
| 2.4 | Front Right Living Room | Nothing to note | |
| 2.6 | Front Left Living Room | Nothing to note | |
| 1.8 - > 10mG | Dining Room | A very high spike occurred that was above 10mG. The high reading could not be replicated or followed. | |
| 1.6 | Kitchen | Nothing to note | |
| 1.5 | Back Room | Nothing to note | |
| 2.1 | Hall | Nothing to note | |
| 2.9 | Upstairs Landing | Nothing to note | |
| 2.9 | Main Upstairs Bedroom | Nothing to note | |
| 3.1 | Second Upstairs Bedroom | Nothing to note | |
Prolonged exposure to high electric and magnetic
fields has shown to create spooky and uneasy feelings in people that are
hypersensitive to these fields.
All temperatures are logged below. Now abnormal temperature readings
were noted.
| Temperature | ||
|---|---|---|
| Temperature F | Location | Notes |
| 77.8 | Front Right Living Room | Nothing to note |
| 78.2 | Front Left Living Room | Nothing to note |
| 77.9 | Dining Room | Nothing to note |
| 78.8 | Kitchen | Nothing to note |
| 78 | Back Room | Nothing to note |
| 77.8 | Hall | Nothing to note |
| 82.6 | Upstairs Landing | Nothing to note |
| 85.6 | Main Upstairs Bedroom | Nothing to note |
| 85 | Second Upstairs Bedroom | Nothing to note |
Another factor we looked at was resonance
frequency of the house. Older houses tend to be long and open in the way
they were built, quite similar to a hollow tube. The main hallway was 6’
4” x 32’ 1”.
A little about resonance frequencies: "Infrasonic frequencies are felt
as vibrations which, if intense enough, may result in feelings of
nausea, vertigo, hallucination and eventual black-out or internal
hemorrhaging".
Resonant frequency is how many times per second sound travels between a
cavity and returns to its starting point. Resonant frequencies for some
areas were calculated at an adjusted room temperature of 72 F with the
following formula: (1131.743 f/s) / (2 * Cavity Width (in feet)). Note
that the 1131.743 feet/second figure is the speed sound travels at in
room temperature and frequencies below or near Alpha brain wave (< 13
Hz) are of concern. In the hallway the resonant frequency was 17.7Hz,
and not of concern.
Video and Audio Analysis:
Video: anomaly captured
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Thermal: none
Camera: none
Audio: abnormal noise anomalies captured
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Experiential Analysis:
One investigator thought she caught a glimpse of a dark mass going up
the stairs. No other investigators had any sensations or experiences
during the investigation.
Conclusion:
The video anomaly we caught of a white mass shooting up the stairs was
interesting. However, we are not sure if it was a bug, or some
paranormal event. We lean to it not being a bug since the streak was
completely straight and not in a random fashion bugs tend to take when
in flight. Also, there was no cyclic appearance within the streak that
suggests wings beating. The cyclic pattern is common when photographing
and video taping flying bugs in nightshot. The audio anomalies caught on
tape are very interesting and quite unexpected. We also captured an
anomalous reading on our emf equipment which is always a nice addition
to any investigation. The reading was not predictable or repeatable.
We feel that the high electric and magnetic fields within the house
could be adding to the spooky and “corner of the eye” syndrome that the
client is experiencing. Nothing can explain the figures that he and his
girlfriend have witnessed. We do not believe the electric and magnetic
fields are high enough to cause such hallucinations.
Based on our data collected we do feel that there is a high probability that there is paranormal
activity going on at the residence, but further investigation and
research should be conducted to validate our findings.
