You’ll prepare reliable gear, test microphones and batteries, and keep a concise checklist so nothing fails in the field. Choose sites with clear access and…
You collect audio, video, and witness reports and ask precise questions: what equipment, settings, and chain of custody were used? You’ll compare spectrograms...
You’ll find recordings that resist easy answers: nightly footsteps on baby monitors, a disembodied voice in a church service, a shadow figure on a doorbell...
You’re seeing firsthand claims, audio, photos, and instrument logs that resist easy dismissal, but stay skeptical: eyewitness memory and recording artifacts...
Treat investigations like science: lock camera exposure and focus, use low ISO, note settings, and photograph before touching anything. Record EVPs with...
You’re shown unedited audio from a late‑October farmhouse with clear equipment logs and chain‑of‑custody details, so you can judge provenance. Recordings...
You should expect methodical, testable evidence: clear witness context with lighting, timing, and motive noted; unaltered photos or video with provenance and…
You’ll see a few recordings that made skeptics pause: timestamped EVPs matching a living witness, night-vision frames checked for sensor artifacts, thermal…
You’ll find a limited set of well-documented EVP captures with transcriptions you can verify. Key examples include Raudive’s 1960s tape sessions,...
You’ll find EVP captures and transcripts convincing when they’re backed by reproducible recordings, transparent metadata, and rigorous signal analysis that…
You’ll get five rigorously documented EVP cases with timestamps, gear notes, and scene context so you can judge anomalies yourself. Each entry lists...
You should assemble a high-quality recorder, directional mic, fresh batteries, and headphones, then calibrate levels with test tones and keep headroom to…
