Case #17
Queensville, Indiana- Private Residence
May 20th, 2006

Hoosier Paranormal was contacted by our client to investigate a home they believe is still lived in by a deceased family member. This family member died at the residence. The home was custom built 10 years ago. Our client has had instances of the television turning on and off by itself and overall a feeling of an unseen presence in the house. There has also been missing tools that have reappeared a few hours later. The night of our investigation was warm with little breeze. It was a new moon. Investigators present were Kenny, Robert, Shanon, Greg, and one guest Randy. Equipment used included Sony Nightshot cameras, digital cameras, digital and analog voice recorders, EMF meters and temperature devices. No unusual EMF spikes or temperatures were recorded on the initial sweep of the residence. During our investigation nobody really had any personal experiences, however we did record high EMF spikes in the kitchen and the upstairs room where the family member had died. We recorded a total of about 15 hrs. of video and audio. Findings: We were unable to find any explanation of the EMF spikes that occurred. We also captured a strange light in the kitchen area but it was determined that it was a reflection from flash cameras in the other rooms. We did record some good video of a couple of dust orbs (Orb #1 and Orb #2). At approximately 11:58 pm we recorded a minute long EVP of something or someone whistling. It was recorded in the dining room area while we were all outside in the garage. Our client was in a corner bedroom at the time but recorders in closer proximity picked up no whistling coming from their room. Also no outside noises occurred during the time of the recording. There is a ticking of a clock that can be heard in the background. We can find no reason to dismiss this recording as being anything but supernatural. We also have a filtered version. Conclusion: Hoosier Paranormal believes there to be some paranormal activity occurring at this residence. We cannot confirm nor deny that this may be the presence of the deceased family member.