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WEATHER & EQUIPMENT
INFORMATION
Weather: Cloudy/Snow, 38 degrees, 73% humidity, 29.27" barometric pressure
Solar Activity: Normal
Geomagnetic Activity: Quiet
Moon Phase: Full Moon
Equipment Used: FE100 Olympus digital camera, Canon Sureshot 80 35mm camera, Olympus D-390 digital camera, Kodak EasyShare DX4900 digital camera, Olympus C-700 Digital camera, Olympus D-390 digital camera, Olympus D520 Zoom digital camera, Olympus D-435 Digital Camera, Olympus C-4000 Digital Camera, Olympus D-540 digital camera, HP Photosmart 435 Digital Camera, Kodak EasyShare C300 digital camera, Nikon One Touch Zoom 90 AF 35mm camera, Nikon Coolpix 4300,Nikon D70,Nikon SB-600 Speedlight
Sony TRV-308 camcorder w/infrared nightshot, 2-IR light extender, Sony Handycam DCR-DVD 100 w/infrared nightshot
Panasonic RR-QR80 digital voice recorder, Panasonic RR-DR60 digital voice recorder, Olympus VN-900 digital voice recorder, Sony ENC-F8 Omnidirectional Microphone, Olympus VN1800 digital voice recorder, Olympus digital voice recorder, Olympus J-300 pearlcorder tape recorder, Panasonic RR-US360 digital voice recorder, RCA RP5012 Digital Voice Recorder, Olympus VN-1800 Digital Recorder, Olympus DS-150 Digital Recorder, Olympus VN-120PC Digital Recorder, Olympus VN-480 Digital Recorder, Olympus DW90 Digital Recorder, Panasonic RR-QR100 Digital Recorder, Panasonic RR-QR160 Digital Recorder, Sony ICD-70 Digital Recorder, Sony ICD-B16 Digital Recorder, Sony ICD-B100 Digital Recorder, Oregon Scientific VR399 Digital Recorder, Samsung VY-H200 Digital Recorder, Raudive Diode Receiver, RCA RP 5010B digital voice recorder, RCA RP5012B Digital Voice Recorder, Olympus J300 Cassette Recorder, Olympus VN-240 digital voice recorder, Sony IC Recorder ICD-SX25, Panasonic IC Recorder RR-US360
8-Cell Sensor EMF Detector, 2-Ghost Meter EMF meter, 3-Trifield Natural EM Meter, Electrosensor EMF Detector, 11-ELF Zone EMF meter, 3-Gauss Lites EMF meter, 4-KII EMF meter, Hot Spot Meter EMF meter, 2-Dr Gauss EMF meter, Hutech EMF meter
2-Raytek MT2 non contact thermometer, 2-La Crosse Technology's IR101 Infrared Thermometer, ES Infrared Thermometer EST-20, 1 Oregon Scientific Thermo-Hygro weather station with 3 remote sensors, Extech 42520 IR non-contact thermometer, La Crosse Technology's IR101 Infrared Thermometer, Oregon Scientific EM899 digital thermometer, Max-Min Thermometer/Hygrometer, Radio Shack Digital Thermometer, Radio Shack Digital Thermometer/Hygrometer
2-Telko S003M IR motion detector, 1 Drive Way Alert remote motion sensor, 2-Streetwise MAAC Motion Detector, Copper Dowsing rods, Uniden 1400 FRS radio, 2-Motorola Talkabout Radios, 4-Cobra Cleartalk FRS radio, 4-Uniden FRS radio, 4-Bellsouth FRS radio
Film: All digital format
Tapes: Sony DVD RW video,Sony 8mm video
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- GAR Civil War Museum:
Philadelphia, PA -
Date Of Investigation: 1-14-06
Time: 7pm-10:15pm
Investigators on Scene: Kristyn Beaty, Kathy Dougherty, Dave Juliano, Jim DiVietro, Tim Becker, Kathy Smith, Karen Weber, Paul Seymour, Jill DeLucio, Milt Klopfer, Brian Jenkins, Beth Schmidt
Photos taken (digital): 1355
Photos taken (35mm): 0
Positive Photos (digital): 60
Positive Photos (35mm): 0
EVP's: 6
Anomalous EMF readings: 17
Anomalous temperature changes: 0
Positive Motion Sensor Readings: 6
Video: 18
CASE INFORMATION AND BACKGROUND
The Grand Army of the Republic Civil War Museum and Library occupies a three story brick building built by Dr. John Ruan in 1796. It is home to a unique and historic collection of Civil War and Grand Army of the Republic artifacts, books, and memorabilia. In 1985, the building was placed on the Register of National Historic Sites and designated as the “Ruan House.”
The SJGR team obtained an above normal amount of positive EMF readings and motion sensor readings. They also obtained a high level of EVPs.
Almost all investigators present felt strong energy throughout the main building. Most being residual, but also some spirit presence was recorded. With so many items including personal artifacts in one location, a lot of residual energy could be expected.
AUDIO CLIPS
9:35pm - Investigator Juliano started an audio recording attempting to record EVPs. He obtained a "B" class EVP of a voice saying what sounds like "what's that" or "what's up". Click here to play EVP
11:27pm - Investigator Jenkins started an audio recording attempting to record EVPs. He obtained a "B" class EVP of a man's voice saying "help me". Click here to play EVP
CASE PHOTOS
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11:19pm - Investigator Schimidt took this photo when the Cell Sensor EMF meter detected an unexplainable electromagnetic field fluctuation on the 2nd floor. There were multiple EMF readings detected by stationary EMF meters in this room.
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11:21pm - Investigator Dougherty took this photo when the Cell Sensor EMF meter detected an unexplainable electromagnetic field fluctuation in the first floor museum area.
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11:30pm - Investigator Schimidt took this photo when the Cell Sensor EMF meter detected an unexplainable electromagnetic field fluctuation on the 2nd floor.
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11:32pm - Investigator Juliano took this photo of the botton third of an orb when the Cell Sensor EMF meter detected an unexplainable electromagnetic field fluctuation on the 2nd floor.
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