Question for Quickdodge

[RandomGuy]

how do you know there wasn't a kid just dribbling a ball in a room? Whats wrong with that maybe it was a real kid doing that... lol and you just backed up and left the kid stranded in that room lolol

[quickdodge®]

yeah bro, no personal attacks or anything intended, just some possibilities. Have you used such tools in your research? tools to detect EMF, or infrasound in potential "hot spots"? If not do you intend on ever trying it?

I do own an EMF detector. It has come in handy. Last time I was using it was the week before Halloween last year. A newspaper reporter and photographer were at the house interviewing me for a Halloween feature with ghosthunting. The photographer was wanting to take pics of my equipment and I was showing him the EMF reader. All of a sudden, it went off in an area where it had never gone off. Not 30 seconds after it started alerting, my 4 year old came running in and told us that her (imaginary) friend had just ran in and she was chasing her. She said her "friend" was standing right next to us watching us. She then ran back outside and, about a minute later, the detector shut down. My daughter ran back in saying her "friend" had just ran out and into the woods. Later, QD.

[Z32redondo]

Damn sounds like a fun ass job to me.

[Ltdnismorace]

how do you know there wasn't a kid just dribbling a ball in a room? Whats wrong with that maybe it was a real kid doing that... lol and you just backed up and left the kid stranded in that room lolol

we are adult facility and in order for a kid to get into that room they would have to figure out a way across two fences with razor wire at both top and bottom, up 2 stories into windows that are locked from the inside. I guess hypothetically speaking it could have been a kid that I left stranded, but if it was I imagine they would have been missing a limb and be extremely blood from the fences.