Debra Caruso: “We’re living … were all together … Ma, … among the living.”

Debra Ann is a prolific EVP experimenter who has attempted to contact longtime ITC researcher, Erland Babcock, who has recently made his transition to the other side. Erland has communicated with several AA-EVP members via EVP, and we think he is learning to continue his support of EVP research from the other side.

In this example, you will hear Debra Ann say, “Hi Erland, It’s Debbie.” You will then hear the EVP, “Hi! Thank you Debbie. Debbie … I can only talk to certain people.” We have a little difficulty hearing all of the last phrase, but the first portion is very clear. It is also interesting in the way that the voice seems to phase in and out as the man speaks. Read more …

EVP’S (Ghost voices), A Boy Ghost Is Haunting My House

Here you will see me talking about a boy spirit who visits me virtually every single day.

I will show you me using the ghost box and talking to Martin and then showing most of my evps connected to Martin. Read more …

Scary Ghost Boy EVPs (ULTRA CLEAR)

Scary Ghost Boy EVPs (ULTRA CLEAR)

I am completely shocked at getting this on footage! I dont need to say anymore than the movie shows!

E.V.P. - Voices Of The Dead Video

E.V.P. - Voices Of The Dead Video

REMEMBER: I am only talking to the spirit through the Ouija Board, nothing else. But for some reason the spirit/s seem to say the words whilst moving the Placette. And if you think its fake, I could have thought of more words than just yes or no answers. But obviously, i have no control what they say, anything is better than nothing.

Most people think evps are just voices you can hardly hear and its full of white noise. And you have to use software to make out what its saying. There called Class C evps. I have hundreds of evps like this, but i dont post them as there not good evidence. Here i have posted class A evps. Class A evps are crystal clear spirit voices. Just because most people dont post this type of evp, dont mean you cant get them.

Electronic voice phenomena (EVP) refers to the purported manifestation of voices and sounds of paranormal origin on electronic media such as radios and tape recorders. Proponents of EVP commonly attribute the phenomenon to communication from ghosts or spirits, although others have suggested alien communications or psychokinesis from the living as possible explanations.

Ghost Voice On My TV (And a EVP at 2:10)

Ghost Voice On My TV (And a EVP at 2:10)

In this movie you will hear what i believe to be a young mans voice saying Hello during a tv show.
Just goes to show that EVPs can be captured on all sorts of devices.

A friend said it might just be sound distorting from the tv company. firstly i get my tv through fibre optic cable. Secondly you can still hear the tv show music but alot fainter while the young man/Boy says Hi.

For me its a EVP.

Hi Mom: EVP Audio !!

Hi Mom

Geoff Danne with one of his big cats

Teri Danner’s son, Geoff Danne, was an animal trainer. He was killed in an automobile accident, and that morning, the tiger, G.G., that Geoff carried on his shoulders during his act, began to cry as if she knew that something had happened to Geoff. Soon all the other cats were crying and they cried all night. They knew that Geoff had passed.

After the memorial service, Geoff’s Dad, Dave, and Teri were walking through the Tiger and Lion Barn. Teri told us that, “Dave was carrying Geoff’s ashes in an urn. I had a small J300 recorder. We were giving the cats closure. I recorded as I stopped at each set of cat cages. I recorded the cats puffering and talking to me. Tigers are very personable if you have been around them since they were young, and if they know you as a caregiver.

This is the EVP she found in the recording.

EVP Examples used by Lisa Butler at the 2006 AA-EVP Conference

Hi Kalaya

David (Skip) Walton with his niece, Kalaya

Melissa Bailey’s father, David (Skip) Walton made his transition because of cancer. In this recording, you can hear Melissa’s niece, Kalaya ,saying “Hi Poppy” and Skip’s response, “Hi  Kalaya.”