Your paranormal experiences at the murder sites?

[Uncle Jack]

Have any of you had any paranormal experiences at any of the murder sites, C5 and non C5? As a paranormal investigator I find it fascinating that some of the sites are haunted, especially Durward Street, where I caught an E.V.P.

The best!

[Harry the Hawker]

An E.V.P.? Sounds nasty, did you get it treated?

Best,
Harry

[Uncle Jack]

[The Good Michael]

Wouldn't the more correctly be called PARANOID experiences?

Mike

[Stephen Thomas]

especially Durward Street, where I caught an E.V.P.

What did it say?

[Uncle Jack]

We could never determine what it said (as is the case with a majority of EVP's) but it came after we asked a question, which I can't remember off the top of my head.

[DVV]

Sorry Uncle Jack,

what is an EVP ?

Amitiés,
David

[claire]

I started to feel a bit hinky last weekend up round the sites off Commercial Street...mind you, that might have been due to the excess of spirits of a different kind imbibed at speed in the Ten Bells

[The Good Michael]

David,

Electronic Voice Phenomenon. It's like when you record something and you hear background noises. Easily explained naturally, though some believe in the supernatural.

Mike

[DVV]

I see.
I hear.

Amasägänalu Mika'el.

[Mike Covell]

The jury is still out on EVP's with explainations ranging from external noise sources to internal recording anomalies. I have even read an explaination that states that they are similar to "Thought-Ographs" where a human's subconcious is recorded on an image. In this case what the investigator is thinking works it's way onto the recorded sample. I find using both an analogue and digital voice recorder works best. Used alongside each other you can use them to confirm or deny internal sounds that might be construed as paranormal.

Digital recorders do have their plus sides, however, as one can download software to clear up and remove static, isolate background noise, and home in on the effected sample of audio.

Over the years we have caught numerous EVP's from children saying "Help me" to the sound of men groaning, although I never took any equipment to London when I visited the sites.

[c.d.]

David,

Electronic Voice Phenomenon. It's like when you record something and you hear background noises. Easily explained naturally, though some believe in the supernatural.

Mike

I watch "Ghost Hunters" on a regular basis and they frequently pick up an EVP that is a spoken response to a an asked question. Hard to come up with a natural explanation for that other than fakery.

c.d.

[The Good Michael]

I watch "Ghost Hunters" on a regular basis and they frequently pick up an EVP that is a spoken response to a an asked question. Hard to come up with a natural explanation for that other than fakery.

c.d.

CD,

Fakery is very natural.

Cheers,

Mike

[Uncle Jack]

An E.V.P is a voice that is heard on an audio recording that wasn't heard at the time of the recording, very often sounding like a voice. Some are very clear and some not but there is no denying that a voice of someone who wasn't present at the time is clearly there.

[Uncle Jack]

Fakery is too easy an explanation for paranormal phenomona. As soon as a sceptic is backed into the corner, the old "its fakery" comes out.