Evidence

Below are a sam­pling of some of the Evi­dence we have col­lected dur­ing investigations.

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Pub­lic Locations

Burling­ton County Prison Museum
“Just Leave” Cap­tured by a solo inves­ti­ga­tor in the Com­mons Room of the Prison

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“Why” From the “Dun­geon” (Soli­tary Confinement)

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“It’s Con­nected” Two inves­ti­ga­tors heard the wooden table in the kitchen mov­ing and while they were inves­ti­gat­ing the pos­si­ble non-paranormal causes, recorded this EVP

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“Stabbed to Death” Inves­ti­ga­tors were ask­ing if the entity who was mak­ing con­tact in the “Dun­geon” was stabbed to death. The actual response is under debate.

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Fort Mif­flin
Case­mate 4 Photo This photo cap­tures an entity which appears to stand between 6′ and 6’5″ in the door­way to Case­mate 4. To view, and for com­plete specs on the sit­u­a­tion in which the photo was taken and the cam­era, use the link to the left. Click to view
“Come Over here. Join Me.” Cap­tured by a solo inves­ti­ga­tor in the Officer’s Quarters.

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“Don’t Talk” One of our inves­ti­ga­tors asks “any­one here?” and got a response.

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“Go Away Bitch” Cap­tured by three inves­ti­ga­tors in Case­mate 11

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French Cap­tured in Case­mate 5 — “Beh, Com­ment vous dire non?” (Well, how do I tell you no?). Thanks to Jean-Luc for the translation.

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“Whis­tle and Drum Line” Cap­tured by a solo inves­ti­ga­tor in the Commandant’s House. Lis­ten for the drum line in the background

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The Lazaretto Quar­an­tine Hospital
“Mommy” Two inves­ti­ga­tors were in the Woman’s Ward and cap­tured the voice of a lit­tle girl call­ing for her “Mommy” (right before the ques­tion “Can you make that noise again?”) and then unex­plained music is also recorded.

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“I am, Please leave” Cap­tured on the 3rd floor of the main build­ing, inves­ti­ga­tors were ask­ing if any­one was in the room with them.

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“Help me, please help” Solo inves­ti­ga­tor on the 2nd floor of the Woman’s Ward.

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“Gig­gle” (Dis­em­bod­ied Voice) This gig­gle was recorded and heard sev­eral times dur­ing the night’s investigation.

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“Coin Rolling” In the servant’s quarters/3rd floor of the Woman’s Ward — inves­ti­ga­tors recorded what sounds like a coin being rolled across a wood floor and then hit­ting some­thing. (There was no move­ment at the time to cre­ate this sound)

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Ged­des Piper House — Kent County His­tor­i­cal Society
“It Moved” Cap­tured in the attic after two inves­ti­ga­tors detected movement

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“What’s he got?” Cap­tured in the base­ment. Might also be “What’s that?”

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“Scot­tie” Cap­tured in the Basement

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Pri­vate Residences
“Laugh­ter” Lis­ten for a deep male laughter

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“Ghost Cat” Through­out the record­ing from this inves­ti­ga­tion, we kept get­ting what sounded like cat meows

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“Cry­ing” Lis­ten for a voice which seems to sob dur­ing our con­ver­sa­tion. (Has been sug­gested that this might be laughter)

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