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" Flashed!" Friendly spirits oblige the Ghost PRO team by turning on flashlight It was on this Downtown Greenville investigation, where the spirits were purported to be curious and friendly, that we chose to experiment with multiple technologies during attempts at contact. In this instance, we used a decidedly low-tech method, a simple battery-operated flashlight. We loosened the flashlight's casing so the batteries just barely make contact with the connectors,  the theory being that a sprit would need only the smallest amount of energy to nudge the lights into contact with the batteries, although with conscious effort. We pre-tested the steadiness of the set-up by stomping about the flashlight, assuring the need for a physical touch--if you can call it that-- to the flashlight will be needed to produce results. It worked far better than we expected!

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Road Trip!  A Visit to the Mysterious Georgia Guidestones ...in the Fog ...After Dark....    On an unseasonably warm winter day in the first days of 2012, this GhostPRO Mariel set out with pals for a day of geocaching (a sort of a world-wide scavenger hunt facilitated with GPS guidance and compass coordinates). We had explored the small town of Commerce and I suggested on our way back we stop by the Georgia Guidestones. Their mystique guaranteed the monument to be a logical location for a cache. And thus it came to be that we found ourselves in rural Elbert County Georgia, in a lonely field….in the dark….and the fog…. face-to-face with the “American Stonehenge” looming before us in all its gray granite glory.....more

 

 

 

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The newest addition to our equipment line-up:  P-SB7 ITC "Spirit Box"