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Our New Orleans team captured sustained thermal spikes at the LaLaurie Mansion during a private 3-hour investigation, with temperature differentials of 14°F recorded in two separate locations.

During a group investigation at the Triangular Field, all 12 participants reported seeing a large shadow figure moving through the trees — captured on three separate cameras.

An overnight lock-in at Room 502 produced one of the most compelling EVP captures in our lab's history — a clear voice responding to direct questions.

Our private investigation at the Sorrel-Weed House captured a thrown object on video — the first physical poltergeist event we've documented on camera.

The Civil War fortress on Cockspur Island saw brutal bombardment and prisoner suffering. Our investigation of its casemates and parade ground revealed energy that refuses to dissipate.

Seattle's Underground passages yielded a remarkable Class A EVP — a clear voice saying 'Get out' in response to a knock session.

Our Florida team captured motion-activated footage of two small figures near the lighthouse base — consistent with the famous 'lighthouse girls' phenomenon.

Built in 1771 and home to one of Georgia's original patriots, the Olde Pink House is said to be haunted by its original owner — and possibly several others.

An investigation inside the home of Judge Jonathan Corwin produced unexplained audio anomalies and a remarkable photograph.

A late-night investigation at the Old City Jail captured the infamous 'Lavinia Fisher' voice — America's first female serial killer reportedly still haunts her cell.

Built on a Tunica burial ground, The Myrtles Plantation has witnessed murder, disease, and tragedy. Our investigation confirmed it remains one of the most active sites in the American South.

One of Savannah's most notoriously haunted buildings delivered a night of unexplained EMF spikes, shadow figures, and a disembodied voice captured on digital recorder.

Oakland Cemetery is Atlanta's oldest burial ground and the final resting place of thousands including Civil War soldiers and Margaret Mitchell. Our night there was anything but restful.

Our second visit to Waverly Hills brought new equipment and new evidence — including a full-body apparition captured on thermal imaging for the first time in our lab's history.

Nestled in the Georgia mountains, the historic Dillard House Inn carries 200 years of family history — and evidence suggests at least one family member never left.

Built in 1892 for the Kehoe family, this inn harbors the lingering energy of children who never left — and our equipment picked up every trace.

Over 34,000 men became casualties at Chickamauga in September 1863. The battlefield's paranormal reputation spans generations — and our investigation added fresh evidence to the record.

America's most famous haunting has roots in this limestone cave on the old Bell Farm. What we found inside suggests the entity — or something — still lingers.

After the Battle of Franklin in 1864, Carnton served as a Confederate field hospital. The dead never truly left, and our instruments found proof.

Fourteen months after logging anomaly HL-0047, we returned to Corridor 4B with dual Sensor Pod MK2 units and a Resonance Amplifier running at 7.83 Hz. What we captured changed the classification of this site entirely.

Rock City's gnome-filled fairy tale landscape hides a darker layer — Lookout Mountain's Civil War past and the strange energy that persists in its caverns and crevices.

Granted rare after-hours access to one of the South's most iconic burial grounds, our team logged an unprecedented number of anomalous readings in a single night.

Savannah's oldest hotel served as a Union Army hospital twice during the Civil War. Limbs were buried beneath the floorboards. Some say the men followed.

Nearly 13,000 Union soldiers died at Andersonville Prison Camp. The suffering that occurred on this ground left a mark that our sensors detected across the entire site.

Widely considered Savannah's most haunted building, the Sorrel-Weed House tested our equipment limits — and the nerves of our entire team.

The massive Opryland Hotel complex is rarely considered a paranormal destination — until guests start seeing things in the corridors at 3 AM. We went to find out why.

After six months and 47 field deployments, we're publishing our internal performance review of the Sensor Pod MK2. The results are mostly good. Mostly.

Charleston's Old City Jail housed thousands of prisoners, pirates, and condemned men. What we recorded inside suggests not all of them have served their time.

America's largest private home has 8,000 acres and 250 rooms — and according to our investigation, a number of permanent unseen residents.

The St. Elmo district at the foot of Lookout Mountain carries the weight of Civil War history — and a number of its oldest buildings carry something more.

Across 23 investigations, we tracked both environmental infrasound readings and reported experiential responses from participants. The correlation is difficult to ignore.
Documentation from active investigations, tour sessions, and paranormal research in the field.