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REPORT: VANDERCOOK-2008-11 |
AUDIO (these are best heard through earphones)
This first bit was recorded in one of the bedrooms during our EVP session. Listen for the light
thump toward the end, about 10 seconds after the speaking. Although we do not believe this
to be a direct response to the question, it does corroborate a sound caught on another
recorder in the kitchen (the second file). We confirmed that both recorders caught the same
thump, which the owner of the house believed was a table drawer in the adjacent living room.
There were no investigators in the kitchen or living room at that time.
We did not catch the source of the sound on video, but we do consider this sound bite
significant for two reasons. First, it illustrates the importance of corroborating experiences
and evidence whenever possible. In this case, we heard the sound, my recorder captured it in
the bedroom, and the kitchen recorder captured a louder bang at the same time. Second, it is
significant because we can rule out any mechanical sounds from the equipment itself. The
first file was cleaned up with WavePad sound editor, the second is unedited.
thump toward the end, about 10 seconds after the speaking. Although we do not believe this
to be a direct response to the question, it does corroborate a sound caught on another
recorder in the kitchen (the second file). We confirmed that both recorders caught the same
thump, which the owner of the house believed was a table drawer in the adjacent living room.
There were no investigators in the kitchen or living room at that time.
We did not catch the source of the sound on video, but we do consider this sound bite
significant for two reasons. First, it illustrates the importance of corroborating experiences
and evidence whenever possible. In this case, we heard the sound, my recorder captured it in
the bedroom, and the kitchen recorder captured a louder bang at the same time. Second, it is
significant because we can rule out any mechanical sounds from the equipment itself. The
first file was cleaned up with WavePad sound editor, the second is unedited.
Bedroom - cabinet
Kitchen - cabinet
These next three are from the kitchen recordings. No one was in the room at the time. On
several occasions, we heard what sounded like the kitchen cabinets being shut (they were
all shut when the investigation began). The owner later said that they sounded more like a
drawer being shut on a table in the adjacent living room. We did not catch the source of
the sound on video, therefore we draw no conclusions other than they are odd,
unexplainable sounds. These files are not edited.
several occasions, we heard what sounded like the kitchen cabinets being shut (they were
all shut when the investigation began). The owner later said that they sounded more like a
drawer being shut on a table in the adjacent living room. We did not catch the source of
the sound on video, therefore we draw no conclusions other than they are odd,
unexplainable sounds. These files are not edited.
This final one is again an odd, unexplainable sound from which draw no conclusion. It
comes at the end of a statement and when I first listened too it, it sounded like a laugh.
We determined it was not Sean, but have not ruled out that it could be a mechanical
sound or one of us moving. This piece has been cleaned up using WavePad sound editor.
comes at the end of a statement and when I first listened too it, it sounded like a laugh.
We determined it was not Sean, but have not ruled out that it could be a mechanical
sound or one of us moving. This piece has been cleaned up using WavePad sound editor.
