GHOST HUNTERS

**This is the second in a series for Ghost Hunting Theories written by Jim Kelly, the EVP specialist in our Arizona paranormal think tank group.** ( LINK to #1 ) Why can’t we hear an EVP at the same time it is captured on a recording device? The human range of hearing is usually referred to in the 20 Hertz range (Hz for short), all the way up to 20,000.00 Hz. This range can vary as well. Hertz is the unit of measurement we use on an audiogram when checking hearing. It takes physical movement to produce speech when we talk to one another. Birds, cats, dogs, and even mice have a higher level of hearing than humans do. When an EVP is captured on an audio recorder it’s never heard by the human ear until after the sound track or tape cassette is played back and reviewed by the paranormal investigator; there is a good reason for this. EVP is imprinted on audio recorders, not recorded. That’s right. Imprinted by an unknown, unexplainable process. When I increased the number of recorder usag...

**This is the beginning of a series for Ghost Hunting Theories written by Jim Kelly, the EVP specialist in our Arizona paranormal think tank group.** Who is this guy? In this series of articles we will explore Electronic Voice Phenomenon, or EVP for short, and provide evidence that the skeptical and scientific community is off base claiming that paranormal investigators are simply recording voices from cell phones, radio signals, CB radios, baby monitors, and any other signals floating around in our environment. The evidence you will hear was captured on digital recorders with special microphones. You will not hear any evidence from a ghost box, a ridiculous invention that scans AM and FM radio waves, that many claim contain the voices of the dead. The only thing a ghost box does is to lighten the cash from your wallet. We will have more about this in a future article and why I feel this way. I will use evidence in these articles that I have gathered on paranormal cases since 2004 to t...