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2 of our investigators were inside the attic, one of them heard a "hey" and even asked the other investigator if he had heard it too.  Unfortunately the other investigator didn't hear the audible hey but one of our recorders picked it up.   

Our team experienced a few strange things while there, including seeing a shadow dart from the dining room area into the kitchen area.  There were also a couple of occasions where the dog began acting nervous and began staring at the front door and fiercely barking.  Each time the dog barked we would turn our focus and equipment toward the area it was barking at and waited patiently to see what would happen.

Although our equipment recorded nothing during the times when the dog began barking and staring at the door, we couldn't help but wonder what it was barking at since theory states that animals are sensitive and can see and hear spirits.  When we reviewed  our video, you can clearly see when the dog starts barking that there are a couple of light anomalies that appear in the video.  For a moment the dog's eyes seem to follow one of the light anomalies for a brief moment and then began growling.  In our investigative experience, true light anomalies seem to self-illuminate outside of the IR field and then fade out

During our outside sweep we checked out the garage area and outside premises.  A couple of group members agreed that the empty house next door also seemed ominous and we couldn't help but wonder if there might be spirits occupying the house.  Our team took several shots of the outside area including some of the garage and partial yard next door and during this photographic sweep, one of our investigators captured a strange bluish-green mist which wasn't in the comparison shot.  Although the temperatures were cold, all investigators held their breath while taking their pictures, including the investigator who took these photographs.  Below is the photograph.

After we conducted our sweeps we decided to take a break so Christy suggested that we put the camcorder on charge and as we did, our audio recorders picked up a man saying, "okay I guess."  Then as we were exiting, one of our audio recorders captured the voice of a male saying, "Come Back" as if he did not want us to leave.  It would appear that our guest followed us outside as he jumped in on our conversation.  Christy had previously suggested for at least one investigator to leave an audio recorder inside the house and then to take one with us at all times because EVP conversations can often times be picked up when investigators were out of the residence.  It was during this time that one of our audio recorders picked up the same man saying, "Don't" and we can only assume that it was in reference to the suggestion of leaving an audio recorder in the house while we were out on break.  When we came back into the house to begin our investigation again, we discovered that our audio recorder picked up the voice of a woman saying, "hello."