HGH- Harrisburg Ghost Hunters Cases/Evidence

Almost immediately upon starting our investigation, personal experiences were beginning to happen. The investigation started in the attic where numerous team members felt a cold sensation; no visual or audio indication of a presence was noticed at this time by any investigator. Only during playback of one of the audio recorders was an EVP captured saying “Kill”, thus validating the feelings that team members encountered.

After finishing our EVP session in the attic we decided to investigate the Anderson Room. Soon after settling down in the room, disembodied voices and EMF meter spikes were beginning to happen. The EMF meter spiked numerous times between a 2.0 and a 4.6 Mg. This is the first location where we heard a cats “meow”, sounding like it came out of thin air. Throughout the remainder or our investigation in the Anderson Room numerous disembodied voices were heard and EVP’s were captured.

Our next location was the basement. From our baseline measuring we knew that EMF meters would have to be used in a stationary manner; this was due to the high EMF readings throughout the basement.  While performing our investigation of the basement, numerous team members felt an uneasy presence and cold sensations. None of the cold sensations could be documented with a thermometer and the initial thought was that the EMF readings could be the cause of the uneasy feeling. Throughout the remainder or our investigation in the basement numerous disembodied voices were heard and EVP’s were captured to validate the personal experiences.

After a short break it was decided to split into two groups, girls went to the women’s bathroom and guys went to the basement. No activity was captured in the bathroom; the basement however, was a different story. Shortly after setting up in the basement a disembodied moan was heard and captured on camera. Directly after the moan, one guest of HGH was pinched on the arm. Running over to see what happened, due to his shocking response, our team began to investigate. We began by examining his arm for signs of anything that may have bitten or scratched him. Nothing could be found to be the cause of the small scratch on his left forearm. Later examination of his forearm showed no sign of an insect bite. Shortly after this happened a cat was heard meowing in the room by numerous team members, with no cat present. Throughout the remainder or our investigation in the basement numerous disembodied voices were heard and EVP’s were captured to validate the personal experiences.

While standing at central commend and preparing to finalize our investigation, something blocking out the light in the hallway window caught a guest’s eye. Upon investigation nothing could be found to be the cause of this. While returning to central command, a noise was heard in the attic. Stopping immediately and asking the question if anyone was in the attic, a “what” was relayed back to us. Numerous team members heard this and it was also captured on video/audio equipment. Immediately we went into the attic to investigate, nobody was present, but an extreme cold spot was noticed as soon as you reached the top of the step. Unfortunately this temperature drop could not be documented on a thermometer. No further evidence was captured in the attic.

Summation:

HGH investigates using scientific methods and will throw out any evidence that is questionable. Thus having the many personal experiences at the Accomac Inn, we were very hopeful to find supporting evidence during the review process. After final evidence review, we captured 16 EVP’s, 5 disembodied voices and numerous EMF meter spikes while performing our investigation. Some EVP’s were class A, while most were class B or C. Most were distinguishable random comments, while some where direct responses to questions with only a few that were inaudible. We were able to validate the claims of a cat being heard throughout the Inn, as well as some of the other disembodied voices that employees have noticed. Some of the eerie feelings in the basement could be due to the high EMF readings; however that does not rule out that paranormal activity is present in the basement, this was definitely a hot spot for activity, along with the Anderson Room and attic. Unfortunately, other than a cat, we cannot definitely say who or what roams the Accomac Inn. The many EVP’s and disembodied voices we captured only validate that there is a male and a female presence there that is harmless in nature. We also think that the close proximity to the Susquehanna River and the material (stone) that the building is constructed of help to fuel the activity at the Inn. HGH would like to continue to investigate the Inn to try to offer support for the owners and the many EVP’s we captured asking for help!

Case # 6 - Mass Confederate Grave- Gettysburg, PA

No evidence

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EVP - "Yes"



EVP - "Yeah"



Herr Tavern Report:

The history of the property as well as the paranormal claims surrounding the Herr Tavern directed us to perform a full scale investigation of the property, but in order to not disturb the Inn guests and last minute opportunities; we were forced to perform a short 3-hour investigation. In order to cover as much ground as possible, multiple investigators were present.  Team members split up into two small groups and performed simultaneous investigations, without a central command station and DVR coverage. Investigation areas included the basement, attic, bar, Room 2, 3 and 5. Key locations were identified by employees who have witnessed past paranormal activity, with equipment being strategically placed in these locations to validate or deny said claims. Our investigation was conducted on 7-6-10, with collection of 6 hours of audio, 0 hours of DVR, 7 hours of video, 51 pictures and trail camera footage.