This was definitely an interesting spirit box session! I’ve always been a big fan of Elvis “The King” Presley and wondered if I could reach him in the afterlife. A few years ago while visiting Graceland, I ran my “Ghost Radar” app and got some really interesting results! Fast forward…
Albert Einstein has always been one of my idols and I’ve long dreamed of what it would be like to actually sit down and talk to him. A few days ago I decided to try to make contact and the result was an absolutely amazing session using the Necrophonic app!…
Take a quick walk with me through the Crescent Hotel in beautiful Eureka Springs, Arkansas. I’ve been to a LOT of supposedly haunted hotels… but, this one DEFINITELY earns the title of “America’s Most Haunted Hotel.” Be sure to like and subscribe so you don’t miss my upcoming video of…
Part 2 of my mini-series on the Crescent Hotel. In this episode we conduct an abridged investigation of Norman Baker’s infamous morgue. Be sure to like and subscribe as we will be returning later this spring/summer to the Crescent and the Basin Park hotels.
Let’s check out Mt. Holly Cemetery in downtown Little Rock. In this video I test out a new piece of equipment – an electronic music box – where I got some INCREDIBLE interactions with a spirit child! This is a must see!
Wow, what a cool place! We had an opportunity to do a quick EVP session in Al Capone’s famous suite at the Arlington Hotel in historic downtown Hot Springs, Arkansas. Using only my trusty Sony ICD-B7 recorder we got a few interesting captures!
This is the video you have been waiting for – It’s been a long time coming! Have you ever wanted to communicate with a family member or loved one who has passed? Ever wondered if technology would one day allow a real “telephone to the dead” to be developed? This…
Just a quick ghost box session with my original Franks Box. Did I actually contact the creator, Frank Sumption? Watch and find out!
Come explore with me as we embark on an epic adventure to find the Jenkins Ferry Battleground. This was one of the Civil War’s bloodiest battles with nearly 2,000 soldiers perishing on that fateful day of April 30, 1864.