Ghost investigators

Debbie Phillips Bio

Gender: Female Role: Founding member and leader of the group. Background: Experienced paranormal phenomena since childhood, including astral projection. Day Job: Hairstylist. Specialty: Communicating with spirits and leading ghost-hunting tours in the Hudson Valley

Lisa LaScola

Gender: Female Role: Co-founder and investigator. Background: Passionate about the paranormal. Day Job: Unknown. Specialty: Evidential research and documenting ghostly encounters.

Nicole Chivatonni

Gender: Female Role: Co-founder and tech expert. Background: Enthusiast in spirit communication technology. Day Job: Unknown. Specialty: Setting up equipment and analyzing data during investigations.

Christine Hendrickson

Gender: Female Role: Guest investigator. Background: Part of the all-female paranormal investigative group based in Denver. Day Job: Unknown. Specialty: Communicating with spirits and seeking celestial connections

Evan Grayson

Gender: Male Role: New recruit. Background: Skeptic turned believer after a personal encounter. Day Job: Librarian. Specialty: Researching historical contexts and debunking myths.

Gears

Night Vision Cameras: These allow investigators to capture video and images in low-light conditions, making them ideal for haunted locations. EMF Meter: Detects electromagnetic fields associated with paranormal activity. EVP Recorder (Audio Recorder): Captures electronic voice phenomena (EVPs) and unexplained sounds. Ghost Box (Spirit Box): Scans radio frequencies for spirit communication. Flashlight: Essential for navigation in dark areas if needed. Notebook and Pen: For documenting observations and evidence. spirit Box: Scans radio frequencies for spirit communication.

Tasks

1, Frist The team begins by interviewing witnesses, occupants, or anyone who has experienced paranormal activity. They gather firsthand accounts and details about the haunting. Questions might include: When did the activity start? What type of phenomena occurred? Are there specific locations within the haunted site where activity is more intense? 2, Second Historical Research: Investigating the history of the location is crucial. The team delves into archives, records, and local legends. They look for patterns, significant events, tragedies, or notable figures associated with the site. Historical context often provides clues about why a place might be haunted. 3, thrid Investigation: Armed with information, the team conducts on-site investigations. They use tools like night vision cameras, EMF meters, EVP recorders, and spirit boxes. Investigators explore the location, document any anomalies, and try to communicate with spirits. Evidence collected during investigations helps validate or debunk claims of paranormal activity. doring investigation it be pitch black in house they ys only flash light for emergency only but they have there nightvison camra on with heat vison as well.

Hauntings

Residual Hauntings: These are the most common type of hauntings. They don’t involve direct interaction with witnesses. Residual hauntings are remnants of past traumatic events, imprinted on a location before someone’s death. Intelligent Hauntings: In these hauntings, spirits have personalities and interact with people. Examples include apparitions that communicate or poltergeists. Poltergeist Hauntings: Poltergeists are mischievous spirits. They create disturbances like moving objects, making sounds, or even physically touching people. Inhuman Hauntings: These involve non-human entities. Examples include shadow figures or dark humanoid forms

Demonic Haunting.

Odd Sounds: Footsteps, doors opening and closing, whispers, faint screams, moaning, white noise, or electronic interference. Unusual sounds that defy explanation. Unusual Sights: Shadows in your peripheral vision. Flickering lights and electronics. Objects moving when your back is turned. Figures or shapes in the dark. Strange Feelings: Feeling watched or an overall sense that something is “wrong.” Sensation of someone having been in your house or building. Cold spots, goosebumps, or feeling touched by an invisible hand. Strange Smells: Unexplained odors like sulfur, smoke, or rotting meat. Foul smells of excrement, vomit, or dead animals. As a demonic haunting progresses, these signs intensify: Recurrent Nightmares: Frequent nightmares related to malevolent themes. May leave you feeling drained or terrified. Phantom-Mania: Feeling held down in bed (sleep paralysis). Waking up with unexplained bruises or scratches. The Mocking Holy Trinity Connection: Christian theology has long associated the number three with sacredness. It represents the three virtues of faith, hope, and charity. Three knocks are sometimes seen as a way the Holy Trinity communicates: Father (God): Represents the first knock. Son (Jesus Christ): Represents the second knock. Holy Spirit: Represents the third knock.

Signe of possession

1, Infestation: This stage resembles typical “haunted house” phenomena: Footsteps, voices, apparitions, and moving objects without human agency. Affects property, objects, or animals rather than people directly. 2,Oppression: Activity escalates: Physical attacks, sleep disturbances, severe illnesses, depression, anxiety, financial troubles, and relationship issues. Multiple negative events happening simultaneously or in rapid succession. Could be a sign of demonic presence. 3,Obsession: The afflicted person becomes preoccupied with thoughts of demonic activity: Difficulty functioning, constant fear, and even thoughts of suicide. Sleep becomes nearly impossible. Addressable by competent deliverance ministers.