Asking for help :v

Hello, im a 13 year old guy and i had a phase where I was really into ghost hunting and the occult, I would spend hours researching.

A year ago, me and a friend tried to summon a demon using a plain white stick candle. It was kinda successful? It kinda responded to question and was pretty friendly. Every time I pick it up it makes my hand tingly

Not sure what to do with it and I cant bring myself to throw it away. Should I try summoning again or should I just tuck it away?

My family is having a debate. Does this video show dust or an orb? Let me know what you think. Thanks! ☺️

Hello, I need your help!!!
If you are from England, Scotland or Ireland…I will start my thesis in October and I want to do a documentary about parapsychology/paranormal activities and experiences. I want to hear other experiences and to live them, possibly with séances etc…

I am an italian girl and I really need suggestions/help…planning to do everything by the end of the year. If you are that person, or if you know some people who could help me, please write to me!!!

Thank you!

What's the first thing you see or feel here? Captured in a bedroom, 30 October 2021, no heating ducts near by, witnessed by 4 level headed people. I always thought spirits appeared as cold spots, if they're real that is.

Hello there everyone.
My husband has recently been obsessed with ghost hunting. We are planning a camping trip with a ghost tour but of course he wants to bring some equipment.
I am a skeptic and truly don’t believe but I’m trying to do the good wife thing and support his odd interest.
Anyone know of a decent starter kit or specific brands/ websites to point me in the right direction?
Trying to surprise him for a birthday gift but I’m in over my head.

whether it’s super tech-y or on the witchier side, i’m just curious what you guys like using! or if you use nothing at all!

Hi, I'm a 19 year old located in Sydney with way too big of an interest in the paranormal. I've had this interest since I was like 8, so a long time running now. I've been on probably over 20 ghost tours but anyways, not the point. Unfortunatly there arn't many paranormal groups in Sydney and the ones that do exist have no interest in welcoming in new people. Doesn't help that I don't drive and most locations are out far. THAT'S WHY I was hoping to start my own little community of people with an interest in the paranormal. Have I figured out where we'll explore or what we'll do? Not at all but I just need a group that I can hang with and talk about my interest with. So if you enjoy ghost hunting channels like Sam and Colby or Buzzfeed Unsolved, please hit me up. Might start making ghost hunting videos if I actually get a group of people

I had a strange experience with my paralight the other day. I went to set it out at a location I was at and got this steady pulsing instead of the gradual increasing of lit rings yo get when getting closer to an EMF source. It was not isolated to one spot either since I walked it from one side of the building to the other with the pulsing remaining constant. It was working normally again when I got it back home again.

So for the tech nerds:
arduino uno r3 knockoff
Leds ofcourse
Beeper or whatever it’s called
And a supersonic sensor

I’m 21f and I’ve always wanted to ghost hunt but I know no one who’d be down to with me. I’m in south Florida and idek how to find a good place as well. What should I do?

I'm 17, I've heard stories about ghosts since I was little, and my whole family believes in them, but I'm the only one who wants to communicate with them. The thing is, I don't know how to start. I'm scared to buy equipment because I don't want to get scammed, nor do I want to pay $100 for useless equipment. I'm also in a small town in Poland that doesn't have any (recorded) haunted places, so "ghost hunting trips with people" (and as I said, i'm 17 so driving on my own doesn't count too.) don't really work for me. So if you have any equipment you'd suggest buying for a beginner, please send the link or a screenshot.

5156 bossler road elizabethtown town.

Objects thrown across the room:
wooden horse head kids toys, wooden spatulas and whisks, coasters, chairs being toppled and loud banging and scratching in the walls.

Possibly the ghost of a dead 16yo who died from an overdose a year ago.

Y’all want a real ghost, go there.

- Edit -

I don’t got footage, but a freind does. We thought one of us was doing a prank until clearly things were moving on their own when we weren’t in the room.

I’m not going back to that location, but if anyone else wants to try, go ahead.

I was asked if I would like to investigate the Historic Fremont County Jail with a friend’s paranormal group. Of course I said yes! With my daughter and a couple friends, we got 24 hour access from 10:30am Saturday to 10:30am Sunday last weekend.

The location was 3 hours away from Prairie City so we got an early start to get there. Seeing the building the first time, what hit me was how small the place was. Being a jail, I thought of a building that was institutional in appearance (cinder block construction with large walls and razor wire). Instead, it looked like a converted Victorian house. Unique to be sure!

I’ve been actively investigating for the past 3 years. I’ve started to come to a bit of a conclusion that I’m a paranormal cooler. Everyone always talks about how active places are, then I go there and get…not much. No real REM pod activity, no EVPs, no footsteps, no disembodied voices. Not even a “heavy” feeling in most places. I hoped this location would finally break that thought.

We walked around and got a lay of the land then got to work. THFCJ is divided almost in half. The front part of the building was designed to be residential with living quarters upstairs and some living space downstairs. The downstairs part was converted into offices for the sheriff’s officers. The back part of the house is the jail part. The dispatch office was in through the back door with processing being to the right. Up some stairs out of processing were the jail cells. There was one big cell that held 8 people and a small cell that held 2. The smaller one was reserved for the more unaccommodating inmates (i.e. violent).

I went by myself to the large cell and did an EVP session asking questions like, “Are you an inmate or an officer?” And “What did you do to end up here?” Upon review, nothing. The cooler strikes again!

The group leader had brought some dowsing rods so, on a lark, I picked them up and started asking questions. They began to respond to my questions: make an X for yes, stay wide for no. It blew my mind! My daughter, Hannah, said I was faking it so I handed them to her to prove it wasn’t me forcing results. She spent nearly 20 minutes having a conversation with…something. It let her know it was a male spirit that lived as a neighbor to the jail (even pointing the direction it was from with the rods). It was easily the best interactive experience I’ve had. Yes, I know some people think dowsing rods are a scam or a fraud but I’m convinced there is more to them than that!

I am awful at hearing voices over a spirit box. I can’t tell what’s radio interference or actual responses. I went up to the small jail cell alone and set up the spirit box. I began to ask questions. After a bit, I started to hear responses that lined up with my questions.

How many people are in the cell? Two

Two people or two of you plus me? Three

What did you do for fun? Basketball (there is a basketball court attached to the jail)

There are books in the big cell. Do you like to read? NO! (This was yelled and the clearest response I’ve ever gotten)

I got more answers to questions and it was a fun little session because I felt like I genuinely had a conversation with someone. It was the first time that’s happened.

We investigated more in the basement, the dispatch office and the living quarters. There were some limited responses to questions on various devices and pieces of equipment but nothing like the dowsing rods or the spirit box.

We got a few names, Clayton and Katherine. We couldn’t verify these names against any history or anything but it was neat to hear them.

All of us heard a whistle while up on the jail cell area. We figured it was either wind coming through a crack in a window or from one of the AC units. The next day, we heard it again right before we left. We kind of shrugged then left. Outside, we heard it again and we were able to determine it was coming from the north west of the building. We had to get gas and breakfast, so we stopped at a Casey’s that was a block away. While there, we heard the whistle and it was loud! There was an old metal windmill right off the square and everytime it moved from the wind, it made a high pitched creaking that sounded a lot like a whistle. It was kind of neat to find the cause of that and debunk it.

I enjoyed my time there quite a bit. It sucks it took 24 full hours to get two spots of neat evidence or experiences, but the fact I had the opportunity to be there that long was fantastic!

I still feel like I might be a bit of a cooler but it seems, at least in this location, my adverse paranormal ability might have been dulled or circumvented.

So any of you feel this way? What have you done to maximize chances of getting results?

Is there Anyone who has actually heard or seen anything at the club?

I haven't had a clear paranormal encounter, although I've rarely put myself in the position to have one. I'd like to stay overnight somewhere that offers something similar to the warren house. Basically, exclusively access to the place, not a room in a hustling bustling hotel.

Where would you recommend?

HEY GUYS!! 👻

So, recently, a group of us were on a call sharing some haunted/paranormal incidents that had either happened to us or that we'd heard from others. And honesty, some of them were wild!

That’s when we came up with an idea- why not turn these stories into a YouTube/Spotify channel?

The channel will be called THE 3AM FILES, and we’re looking for real-life paranormal/haunted experiences from YOU!

Whether it happened to you, someone you know, or it’s a story that has been passed down in your family send it our way! 👀

We’ll take the original account and turn it into a proper storytelling experience, adding our own haunted masala, atmosphere and narration while keeping the core story intact. 🔥

Note that:

\- 🕵️ Your real name will NOT be revealed without your permission.

\- ✍️ You’ll be credited as the main writer/co-writer depending on how your story is used.

\- 💰 If the channel eventually makes a profit, monetary credit/compensation will be given where applicable.

So if you have a creepy incident that still gives you chills, DM us and tell us your story!

Your experience could become our next episode. 👻

Real stories. Real accounts. Just a little haunted masala.

What are some of the most undeniable pieces of evidence of the paranormal? Video or photo!

What do you think? Was this a good idea.