New Jersey Paranormal Research

*Disembodied Voice*	*Unexplained Voice*
As Investigator John Keegan comments about the condition of a chair in the room, another voice can be heard talking under him.	While in the garage Investigator Chris DeVinney records an airplane flying overheard, which is then followed by an unexplained voice.

Sigh	*Child's Laughter*
Chris asks if any spirits can come forward while sitting alone in the garage. A sigh is captured just before he speaks.	What sounds like a child laughing is recorded in the computer room.

*Child's Voice*	*"Make them stop"*
What sounds like a faint child's voice is recorded by Investigator Ed Martinez in the back computer room.	A loud, mechanical sounding voice appears to shout out "Make them stop!" while the team was discussing a piece of evidence.

*"Oh yeah"*	*Moan*
A faint voice is heard saying, "Oh yeah".	Another voice appears to moan just before John comments about a noise he heard.

*"Dick"*	*"Get out!"*
As Investigator Mark Johnson comments about getting a battery, a whispered voice seems to say the name "Dick".	A whispered voice appears to say "Get out!" (The voice at the end belongs to one of our Investigators.)


An unexplained bang is heard by the clients in the kitchen.	A voice is heard by Investigators Ed Martinez and John Keegan in the back computer room.


While in the garage Ed asks, "Is anyone here with us?" This is immediately followed by unexplained whispering.	A minute after the previous clip, Ed approaches John to review something on this recorder when what sounds like a whispered voice is heard in the background.


As Chris sits motionless in the garage an "orb" moves slowly upwards on the left. The behavior of this orb suggests it could be a reflection. However, Chris's movements do not match the direction and movement of the orb. This was captured twice in a five minute span and Chris was sitting motionless the entire time. It's possible that the reflection was caused by a vehicle's headlights outside of the house, but many vehicles drove past during the two hour investigation and this was the only time we captured this event on this camera.	While in the back computer room the FLIR Thermal Imaging Camera suddenly goes haywire and records what appears to be a spot of intense energy. It then spikes to 312 F degrees for several seconds before dropping back to normal temperature ranges. However, the spot remains frozen on the camera until the battery died. During further research we found that the battery was going bad, but we were unsure if this could cause this type of a camera malfunction. So we contacted FLIR about this issue and sent them a copy of the clip for analysis. but their findings were inconclusive. While FLIR agreed that a failing battery can cause camera issues, they were uncertain if it was the cause in this instance without further analysis. While it is most likely a camera malfunction, it's interesting to note that the client has experienced several unexplained flashes of light in this very same room. It may be a coincidence, but at this time we have no way of definitively proving or debunking this clip. We'll leave it up to you to decide for yourselves.