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"Love you" Recently I started watching Ghost Hunters and Paranormal State. I became intrigued with the EVPs they made, so I decided to try one of my own. My father passed away last April 4, 2007 and both my sister and I still are depressed or unsettled with it. So I tried to contact him. One thing that bothered me the most after his passing -- and something I would constantly say to my husband or cousin -- is that I would never get to feel him hug me again or hear him say, "I love you." That bothered me a lot. In this recording, you hear me say, "...and I miss you." Then you hear my little son say, "Ok" ... then my father. He's saying, "Love you." I know it's him because I know his voice. - Cynthia Wantanabe |
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"Why? 'Cause there are bullets in it?" I am an amateur ghost hunter living in Memphis. I wanted to share an EVP that I recorded spring of 2006 at Fort Pillow an old Civil War battleground in West Tennessee about 45 miles north of Memphis. I was accompanied to Fort Pillow by a reporter and a cameraman from the Memphis newspaper The Commercial Appeal; they were doing a series of articles on things to do in Tennessee along the Mississippi River. We went to Fort Pillow on a warm spring afternoon and I attempted to show them what a ghost hunter does on an investigation. That can be a little tricky to do on a sunny afternoon outside when a ghost hunter usually works in the dark. We collected several very good EVP recordings on our outing. This EVP was recorded at the site where some cabins and tents housing wounded soldiers after the battle had been set afire, killing most of those soldiers. The cameraman was standing beside me holding a big camera with a very long lens. Consider what a camera looked like in the Civil War times versus today's newspaper cameraman's camera and lenses with almost a gun-like appearance. I call out to any ghost who might be there, "Can you give us a sign? Can you fly by, ah, move by this camera?" Then you'll hear a very distinct voice ask, "Why? 'Cause there are bullets in it?" - Don Kopcial |
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"Get out" Recorded in a cemetery. The researcher says, "Are you there?" And while someone is saying, "Check this one," the EVP voice says, "Get out." - Kitty |
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"Wooooo!" I have no clue. I swear to you, this one is NOT a joke. This sound was NOT heard at the time of the recording. Nor do any of my teamates sound anything like that. - Kitty |
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