Top 10 EVPs
EVPs or electronic voice phenomenon are very good pieces of evidence used to prove a haunting. They are not always easy to find. We frequently go over hours of audio and find none at all. Oftentimes they are very faint when first heard. They require the investigator to closely evaluate his evidence. When we find a suspected EVP we will all review the recording to make sure it is not an outside noise or one of us whispering or talking during the investigation.The following are EVPs that we have captured during our investigations that we feel are among the best we have found. For more information on the location you can refer to the investigations page.
1. Sorry, sorry, sorry
Stockyards Hotel, Ft. Worth April 2009
This was the first EVP our group ever captured. We were exiting the elevator on the third floor. Two investigators bumped into each other and you hear one say “sorry”, the other says “sorry”, and the first one said “sorry” again. You then hear a voice say “sorry, sorry, sorry” in a mocking manner.
2. Drop That
Miss Mollies Bed & Breakfast, Ft. Worth June 2006
This EVP was picked up in the Cattlemen’s Room at Miss Mollies. One of the investigators is picking up items on the dresser and looking at them. You hear a voice that says “drop that”.
3. Help Us
Scott Theatre, Ft. Worth July 2006
This was from our first investigation at the Scott Theatre. This EVP was captured on the second floor in the area of the offices. The EVP is very clear and says “help us”.
4. Caitlin
Scott Theatre, Ft. Worth July 2006
Our webmaster is Caitlin who has spent a lot of time at the Scott Theatre. This EVP was captured in the Green Room and seems to say “Caitlin”
5. Martin
Stockyards Hotel, Ft. Worth September 2006
This EVP was picked up in room 310 of the Stockyards Hotel. This is a very clear voice saying the name “Martin”.
6. No
Cowtown Coliseum, October 2007
Very simple but very clear, this EVP was picked up during our investigation at the Cowtown Coliseum.
7. Save Us
Green Olive Interiors, Keller October 2007
During our second investigation at Green Olive Interiors located in Keller Old Town we picked up this EVP that says “save us”. It sounds like a woman’s voice.
8. Who’s that man?
Cross Timbers Winery, Grapevine November 2008
This EVP was picked up in the main tasting room at Cross Timbers Winery. One of our male investigators had just left the house when this EVP was heard to say “who’s that man?”
9. Have to go
Texas White House, Ft. Worth August 2009
We picked up this EVP in the Lone Star Room at the Texas White House. We experienced a lot of activity that night and this EVP was the icing on the cake. It seems to be a male voice saying “have to go”.
10. Help Me
Texas White House, Ft. Worth August 2009
This EVP was picked up a little later in the evening in the same room. It sounds like “help me”.