The Southern
California Paranormal Research
Society revisited the World's
most haunted ship, The Queen
Mary. Previous visits have
always been eventful. This
is what was documented on
this visit.
Photographic
Evidence:
Below are some
of the images taken on the
first investigation. Numerous
images of orbs were captured
in a number of locations aboard
this boat. Digital cameras
with a resolution of 5.1,
6 and 8 megapixels were used
on this investigation.
Each photo below
has a description in the built
in viewer. You can move to
the next image by using the
controls in the viewer.
Video
The video from
this investigation is still
being reviewed for potential
evidence and has yet to be
posted. We've concluded this
location is actively haunted
and will be returning for
future investigations in May,
2007.
EVP's
The Queen Mary
always provides SOCALPRS with
a large number of Class A
evp's. Most evp sessions start
with the investigators introducing
themselves and asking the
spirits present to identify
themselves. The sessions continue
with specific questions formulated
from the intuitions and senses
of the investigators. Additionally,
the investigators will ask
the spirits if they have crossed
over to the light and offer
to assist them in that capacity.
A number of the evp's below
contain names of the spirits
on this boat. Additional comments
from the spirits can be heard
in their conversations with
the investigators as well
as their own comments among
themselves. Below are some
of the best evp's from this
investigation. More will be
added in the future.
A number of
EVP's were captured at this
location. Several are class
A and can be heard by using
the built in media player
above. The title you will
see in the playlist is what
we believe the EVP to be saying.
This is determined by group
conscensus. All EVP's have
been listened to and reviewed
by all parties present that
night(5). All parties have
agreed that these voices do
not represent something said
by any living person present(5).
The five investigators present
that evening used 4 voice
recorders and 1 video camera
for documentation purposes.
5 recording sources were running
simultaneously in order to
prevent contamination or misrepresentation
of this evidence to the public.
