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WEATHER & EQUIPMENT
INFORMATION
Weather: Clear, 68 degrees, 85% humidity, 29.79" barometric pressure
Solar Activity: Active
Geomagnetic Activity: Quiet
Moon Phase: Waxing; 37% visible
Equipment Used: D450 Zoom Olympus Digital Camera, Canon Sureshot 80 35mm camera, Olympus D520 Zoom digital camera, Olympus D-390 digital camera, Olympus C-700 Digital camera, Olympus 450Z digital camera, Olympus Camedia Digital Camera D-580 Zoom, Fuji FinePix 2650 Zoom Digital Camera, D560 Zoom Olympus Digital Camera, Olympus D560digital camera, Olympus D-395 Digital Camera, Olympus C-4000 Digital Camera,
Dell laptop P4 computer w/ audio studio software
Atlantis DHC-200 digital with motion sensor and Infrared night vision, Sony ccd TRV-35 8mm video camera w/ infrared nightshot, Sony trv-118 8mm video camera w/ infrared nightshot, Sony CCD-TRV58 video camera w/ infrared nightshot, 3-IR light extender
Panasonic RR-QR80 digital voice recorder, Panasonic RR-DR60 digital voice recorder, Olympus VN-900 digital voice recorder, Sony ENC-F8 Omnidirectional Microphone, Panasonic RR-QR100 digital voice recorder, Olympus J-300 pearlcorder tape recorder, Olympus Digital Voice Recorder VN-1800, 2-Panasonic RR-QR150 Digital Voice Recorder, Panasonic RR-QR120 Digital Voice Recorder, Panasonic RR US350 digital Voice Recorder, Sony Walkman Minidisk MZ-R70 digital recorder with external microphone, Olympus VN-120PC Digital Recorder, Panasonic RR-QR100 Digital Recorder, Sony ICD-70 Digital Recorder, Olympus VN-1800 Digital Recorder, 2-Olympus DS-150 Digital Recorder, RCA RP5008 Digital Recorder
10-Cell Sensor EMF Detector, 4-Trifield Natural EM Meter, Electrosensor EMF Detector, 12-ELF Zone EMF meter, 3-Gauss Lites EMF meter, KII EMF meter, Hutech EMF meter, Dr. Gauss Meter EMF Meter
3-Raytek MT2 non contact thermometer, 3-La Crosse Technology's IR101 Infrared Thermometer, Extech IR Non-Contact Thermometer 42529, Extech 42520 IR non-contact thermometer, Radio Shack Digital Thermometer, Radio Shack Digital Thermometer/Hygrometer, Oregon Scientific EM899 digital thermometer, Max-Min Thermometer/Hygrometer
Telko S003M IR motion detector, Radio Shack 49425 Motion Detector, Intermatic SP230B motion alarm, 2-Streetwise MAAC Motion Detector, Uniden 1400 FRS radio, 3-Copper Dowsing rods, 4-Cobra Cleartalk FRS radio, 4-Uniden FRS radio, 2-Bellsouth FRS radio, 2-Bell South 18 channel 2 way FRS radio
Film: All Digital Format
Tapes: Sony 8mm video
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- Fort Mifflin: Philadelphia, PA -
Date Of Investigation: 6-9-05
Time: 6pm - 2:30am
Investigators on Scene:
Dave Juliano, Kristyn Beaty, Jamie Eachus, Rich Zoll, Nikki Steward, Milt Klopfer, Kyle Heller, Kathy Smith, Brian Jenkins, Amy Grove, Stacey Burdash
Photos taken (digital): 697
Photos taken (35mm): 0
Positive Photos (digital): 34
Positive Photos (35mm): 0
EVP's: 40
Anomalous EMF readings: 0
Anomalous temperature changes: 0
Positive Motion Sensor Readings: 1
Video: 11 events
CASE INFORMATION AND BACKGROUND
This was a follow up visit to Fort Mifflin so that we could film a segment of the History Channel's show "Weird US". We spent over 7 hours staking out the areas in which we found the most activity during our first investigation here.
On this trip, the SJGR team again experienced an instance of a PIR motion sensor being tripped. We obtained an above average amount of EVPs which was also the case on the first investigation. The team obtained what we believe to be a rare apparition photo in one of the hot spots.
AUDIO CLIPS
9:55pm - Investigator Jenkins started an audio recording attempting to record EVPs. While recording on the laptop computer he captured a whispery male voice that says “Get back”. Click here to play EVP
10:56pm - Investigator Jenkins started an audio recording attempting to record EVPs. He recorded a voice that seems to be that of a sentry. There is a loud thump, like a boot or rifle butt slapping the floor and then a man’s voice says “Who goes there?”. Click here to play EVP
Investigator Burdash started an audio recording attempting to record EVPs. She recorded a B class EVP saying "stacey". Click here to play EVP
CASE PHOTOS
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7:50pm - Investigator Grove took this photo at random in the active casemate #5.
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7:51pm - Investigator Grove took this photo outside castmate #5. This is the area where the motion sensor was tripped by unseen movement.
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9:21pm - Investigator Beaty took this photo in casemate #5. Click on the photo for more info about it.
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9:34pm - Investigsator Heller took this photo at random in the power magazine. The mist was not visible to the naked eye and it did not appear in the photos before/after.
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