GOLD RUSH GHOSTS
PICTURES AND STORIES
New York 2006
We were invited to go to New York Recently and do some investigations and seminars in the City of New York and also Long island. The trip was a huge success and a lot of data was recovered from the sites we visited, such as the Empire State Building, Central Park, Ellis Island, and The Museum of Art.
The following two pictures were taken back to back from the building across the street and as you can see, there is clearly something in the second photograph.
When you look at these photos you can see that they were taken at the same time and with the same camera. This area was full of all kind of activity, both living and spirits. These two photos are the best photographic example of phenomena that we gathered on our trip. We had also gotten several EVP, electronic voice phenomena, and recorded scents and thermal images in the city. We are planning a return trip to further investigate and find more evidence of phenomena.
Millions of immigrants saw Ellis Island as the gateway to America. It is such a rewarding place to investigate as it has such a charged history. The joy, pride, sorrow, and solace can still be felt as you visit today. The test equipment was wild with activity and the thermal cameras picked up several anomalies inside most of the buildings that we visited.
Central Park is a peaceful lull amidst the complete chaos of the city. A site worth visiting as you review your days work on the search for spirits.
The next Photo was taken from a boat looking towards, Ground Zero, where the Trade Center towers once stood. You can see something above where tower # 1 stood.
Unexplained activity at a site in Coloma Ca. Every other picture on the roll came out perfect. This is why we always take two photos of each item. This was one of the first hunts that Gold Rush Ghosts investigator, Robert Reppert went on.
Robert Reppert. Founder and head investigator of Gold Rush Ghosts.
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