After the last recording on the 4th of September, things didn't stay quiet for long. On Thursday, September 6, 2012, my husband came downstairs in the morning and as he approached the bottom, he clearly saw a young girl standing in our living room, facing the staircase. He didn't recall the face, but vividly described the brown, plaid, floor-length dress she was wearing. By the time he realized what he saw, she was gone.
Sunday, September 6, he took an innocent picture of our son sharing headphones with his friend while they listened to the computer in the living room. He didn't use an special camera, just his camera on his phone. When he looked at the picture, he noticed something odd in the picture. Behind them, the French doors were open, as well as the front door - but the shadows looked "off." A little back ground info, he spent years playing a video game in the bars where you look for differences between two pictures. The faster you did it, the more points you earned. I think this improved his to detail - especially in pictures. Alright, back to the picture. Once he realized the door's shadow wasn't a straight vertical line, he looked closer and immediately recognized the girl in the picture. It was the same girl he had seen in the same room just a few days ago. She is clearly watching and enjoying the boys playing on the computer. Here is the completely unedited picture...
I did want to take a second and explain why some of the clips are so long when I am only looking at one or two seconds as paranormal. The reason I do that is that when we first started recording, we made short, right to the point clips. The problem with them was that they were hard to hear if you didn't know what to listen for. I try to have some time before and after so you are used to the "normal" sounds of that location at that time. Sometimes, though, I cut them short due to events before or after - like if my dog barks...WOW! It is loud! Especially when you have headphones on and the volume up. I usually cut clips before that happens. Okay, back to the evidence...
Sunday, September 6, he took an innocent picture of our son sharing headphones with his friend while they listened to the computer in the living room. He didn't use an special camera, just his camera on his phone. When he looked at the picture, he noticed something odd in the picture. Behind them, the French doors were open, as well as the front door - but the shadows looked "off." A little back ground info, he spent years playing a video game in the bars where you look for differences between two pictures. The faster you did it, the more points you earned. I think this improved his to detail - especially in pictures. Alright, back to the picture. Once he realized the door's shadow wasn't a straight vertical line, he looked closer and immediately recognized the girl in the picture. It was the same girl he had seen in the same room just a few days ago. She is clearly watching and enjoying the boys playing on the computer. Here is the completely unedited picture...
She is standing behind the French door. I couldn't see her right away, but when I looked for the straight vertical line, I could instantly pick out the shoulder, then the smiling face with curls, and a dark jumper over a high-necked white shirt. My husband then took numerous more pictures, trying to recreate it, to see if it was just an optical illusion or visual matrixing. He couldn't reproduce it. Below, I used the "shadows" edit tool on Windows Photo Gallery and cropped it. That is basically all the editing I know how to do, but even when I increased the shadows, they went right around the girl's shape.
The VERY next day, I did a recording in the living room. I even left toys out for the girl if she wanted to play with them. I left the recording going, while I worked on the computer. I was the only one home. No TVs or radios were on. All of the doors and windows were shut.
In the first clip I will share with you, I am tagging the recording, stating facts about the setup. I then take a picture and then leave to get a flashlight as my phone doesn't have a flash. I then come back and state that I will use a different one (camera). I take a picture. All of that I account for, the other voices, I don't; like the one at :03, a man, who says, "Let's just cool it." Or the woman who calls to me after I leave the room at :13. Or the one who talks between my words at :20 that says, "Michelle is the shower."
This next one I would classify as an "A" recording. I am finishing my opening prayer - you can hear me three rooms away, and as I pause at :03, a voice whispers INTO the recorder, "Crap!" If I would have made that noise you would have heard me walk through the rooms, as we have creaky old wood floors. I then move around in the kitchen, even prepare to go outside. At :07, two of them speak together so it is not clear. The man says something like, "Grab some" in a whisper and a girl also says something, but I can't make it out, even though she is more clear.
This next clip is while I am, in fact, outside. NO ONE is in the house. It should be quiet, like it is for much of this clip. EXCEPT, however, at :04, when a menacing voice says, "They took it."
This next clip is not an EVP. Oh, sure, there are whispers in this clip, but since they aren't clear, I am not counting it. I come in from outside and say something like "anything you heard before now wasn't me." I then stay in the kitchen, still THREE rooms away. They interesting thing about this clip is that the camera turns on - right next to the recorder!
I did want to take a second and explain why some of the clips are so long when I am only looking at one or two seconds as paranormal. The reason I do that is that when we first started recording, we made short, right to the point clips. The problem with them was that they were hard to hear if you didn't know what to listen for. I try to have some time before and after so you are used to the "normal" sounds of that location at that time. Sometimes, though, I cut them short due to events before or after - like if my dog barks...WOW! It is loud! Especially when you have headphones on and the volume up. I usually cut clips before that happens. Okay, back to the evidence...
Here is the perfect example. This one is SHORT. I set down my coffee cup on the glass computer table and it sounds like knocks. A man SAYS (Class A EVP, Mom!), "Think someone's at the door." I had to cut it right after because my little papillion barks after that.
I believe this one is my favorite of all the ones captured that day. At :12 a woman whispers, "April...Can you...help me? Can you?" at :18, she sounds frustrated and more loudly says, "Hey!" and follows that with a soft, "dammit..." A man hushes her at :24 with a loud, "Enough!"
Talk about a clear voice - at :23, there is a loud exhale that also sounds like a name we have gotten before, "Heff...moved." In fact, Heff gets blamed for most of the things that get thrown or moved!
I wasn't going to put this next one on, as there are already SO many that I shared. Also, the "It's always something..." right away at :01 is a B as a man whispers it. The "It won't" at :18 changed my mind as it is so loud and clear...
Okay, I HAVE to share this one. It is my new favorite of the day. well, tied for favorite. A woman whispers in the beginning, then clearly says, "Carmen" at :05. At :08, the tin voice says, "Get out of here." There are numerous other whispers afterwards and it ends with a tinkle noise that I cannot place. There is nothing that makes that noise near the computer and our dog doesn't wear a collar.
NOPE! This one receives an A+ rating. WOW. I think it may even make our all time favorite clips on the right side...At :03 a man LOUDLY whispers, "Help me!" At :11 a woman CLEARLY says, "I bet you do."
This isn't as good as the previous one, but it still makes the cut. It is the "Tin" sounding voice and I think it's important to share so that you all can hear that it is not house sounds making that voice, but it IS an actual voice. At :02, it says, "If you ask me...perfect butt." At :07, it sounds like, "A childs..." At :11 it says, "They're not here." At :16, a man whispers, "What?"
Phew! That should keep you busy for a few days! Check back again SOON, we caught ANOTHER apparition on camera and I can't wait to share it with you!
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