Gettysburg Ghost Research EVP

One of the most common forms of evidence collected during investigations are EVPs (Electronic Voice Phenomena.) While adhering to strict protocols, audio recordings are made while one member asks questions that might elicit a response. During review of these recordings, possible responses are sometimes heard, suggesting further analysis. Researchers utilize both analog and digital voice recorders.

These EVP were recorded in an area where heavy fighting occurred on July 2, 1863. During this investigation, period music was utilized and an orb was simultaneously observed for several seconds by two investigators using night vision scopes.

Andy asked, "Is anyone here with us?" Click here to listen to the response.

Andy asked, "Who was your commanding general?" Click here to listen to the response.

Click here to hear Andy empathizing with any possible soldier spirit(s) in the area. Listen for a response.

This EVP was obtained when Tonya asked, "Is there more than one person here with us?" Click here to listen to the response.

These EVP were recorded near the Wheatfield, where bloody fighting took place on July 2, 1863. Andy was wearing period clothing during the investigation. While investigating in this area, footsteps were clearly heard to approach as questioning during recording sessions focused upon personal information (rather than information pertaining to the battle.) When the focus of questioning returned to the battle, the footsteps were clearly heard receding.

Andy began this recording session asking if he could help any wounded soldier in the area. After making this statement, he began asking questions, such as, "What is your name?" and "What regiment are you in?" Click here to listen to the response.

These two EVP were obtained as Tonya asked questions. These questions focused more upon soldiers' personal information, rather than the battle.

Tonya asked, "Who is the first person you want to see when you get home? What will you say to them? Tell me, and maybe I can get word back to them." Click here to listen to the EVP.

Tonya asks, "Is there anything I can do to help you?" Click here to listen.

During an investigation near Spangler's Spring, Andy asked the question, "Did you kill men here?" There were no other investigators nearby at the time. Here is the response.

During an investigation near Iverson's Pits on the First Day's Battlefield, Andy asks, "What Army are you in?" Click here to hear the response.

While alone on the Gaines Mill Battlefield near Richmond, VA, Andy and Tonya recorded this response. Andy had asked a few questions, and then stated, "I can't hear you! Yell louder!" During the rest of the visit to Gaines Mill, no other responses were recorded on any other tracks. It is interesting to note that this recording was obtained during the daytime. Click here.....

We suggest you listen to all of the EVP before clicking on the link at the bottom of the page. This link leads to a page that lists members' opinions regarding what the content of the EVP might be. If you read the information prior to clicking on the links to the recordings, you will undoubtedly be biased as you listen.