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WEATHER & EQUIPMENT
INFORMATION
Weather: Partly Cloudy, 72 degrees, 67% humidity, 29.99" barometric pressure
Solar Activity: M Class Flare
Geomagnetic Activity: Quiet
Moon Phase: 67% waning
Equipment Used: Vivitar AF300 35mm camera, Ricoh R1 35mm camera, Polaroid PDC700 digital Camera, Olympus D460 digital camera, Vivitar BV35DB 35mm camera, Olympus D-490 Zoom digital camera, Olympus Mutizoom 35mm camera, 2-Kodak digital camera DC3200, Kodak Cameo Motor EX 35mm camera, Kodak KB10 35 mm camera, D450 Zoom Olympus Digital Camera, Kodak Sureshot Owl 35mm camera, 340R Olympus Digital Camera, Canon Sureshot 80 35mm camera, Fuji Endeavor APS camera, Kodak KB18 35mm Camera, TR416 Sony Camcorder w/infrared nightshot
12-ELF zone EMF meters, 2-Trifield Natural EM Meters, 2-Electrosensor EMF Detector, 2-Hutech EMF meter, 2-Cell Sensor EMF Detector, 3-Gauss Lites EMF meter, Dr. Gauss Meter EMF Meter, Multidetektor II EMF meter
3-Raytech MT2 non contact thermometer, Extech 42520 IR Thermometer, Radio Shack Wireless Thermometer w/3 remote sensors, Cooper SH66A Multiprobe Digital Temperature Tester, Radio Shack remote thermometers, PT50 Digital Thermometer, Radio Shack Digital Thermometers, Radio Shack Digital Thermometer/Barometer, PDT300 digital thermometer
4-Panasonic RR-QR80 Digital Voice Recorder, Panasonic RR-QR240 digital recorder, Panasonic RR-DR60 digital voice recorder, Optimus boundary Microphone, Labtec AM22 Microphone, Recoton MM-40 Microphone, GE 35376B mini cassette recorder, GE micro-cassette personal recorder w/external mic, Memorex MB002-04 digital recorder, Sony Micro Cassette Recorder M-530V
2-Radio Shack 49425 Motion Detectors, 2-Mini Alert motion detectors, 6-Cobra Cleartalk FRS radios, 2-UFR-308 FRS radios, 3-Motorola FRS Radios, Uniden 1400 FRS radio, Bell South FRS radio
Film: Kodak APS 400sp, Kodak Max 400sp
Tapes: Fuji 8mm 120min
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- Relief Fire Engine Co. No.1
Mt. Holly, NJ -
Date Of Investigation: 9-8-01
Time: 9:30pm-1am
Investigators on Scene:
Dave Juliano, Glenn Huber, Susan Bové, Anne Elefante, Sarah Ciafre, Melissa Crabtree, Karen Martinelli, Anne Palagruto, Kevan Gould, Mike Geisler
Photos taken: 529
Positive Photos: 48
EVP's: 0
Video: 2 clips
CASE PHOTOS AND INFORMATION
This is the oldest continuously used active volunteer fire company in the United States. It was organized in 1752 as Britannia Fire Company. The original firehouse sits next to the present firehouse building which dates back to 1892. Some members of the fire company contacted SJGR in reference to unexplained activity in the firehouse. We did get positive EMF readings that could not be traced out to natural sources. The team also encountered voices in various parts of the building.
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10:24pm - Investigator Gould took this photo at random on the 2nd floor of the firehouse.
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10:36pm - Investigator Gould took this photo at random in a 2nd floor storage area.
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10:40pm - Investigator Juliano took this orb photo right after getting a positive EMF reading.
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10:45pm - Investigator Huber took this multiple orb photo in this rear 1st floor room that was the most active location during the investigation.
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11:15pm - Investigator Juliano took this multiple orb photo in this rear 1st floor room.
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11:15pm - Investigator Juliano took this multiple orb photo in this rear 1st floor room.
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