Waverly Hills Sanatorium: Room 502 Overnight
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.
On June 25th, two investigators conducted an 8-hour lock-in at Room 502 of Waverly Hills Sanatorium. The room, where a nurse reportedly took her own life in the 1920s, is one of the most active locations in the building.
At 2:17 AM, during a structured EVP session, a clear female voice was captured on digital recorder responding to the question 'What is your name?' The response, after audio enhancement, appears to say 'Margaret' — though we cannot confirm this corresponds to any known historical record.
Throughout the night, EMF meters registered consistent activity in the 4-7 mG range, with three distinct spikes above 15 mG. The REM pod triggered 14 times without any visible cause. One investigator reported being touched on the shoulder at 3:45 AM.
This was our third investigation at Waverly Hills and the most productive to date. We will be returning with additional thermal equipment in September.