Brice's Crossroads Cemetery Preliminary Investigation

Members present:

Daniel Perea (Videographer)

April Perea (Thermal Scans, Photography)

Fleur Harris (EMF)

Angela Stone (Photography, EMF)

Gene Meredith (Thermal Scan)

Jeff Harris (Photography)

Arriving at 6:30 pm, members began to scout the area and take baseline readings. The EMF meters were already registering.4mg, and in some places 6mg.

The Temperature was 85 degrees and Humidity was high.

Immediately upon arrival, EMF readings were well above normal, and in some places, the energy would bury the needle. Getting a solid baseline reading was nearly impossible as the hour before dusk was upon us. We finally settled on a .4mg baseline.

Our investigation was interrupted by a thunderstorm at 7:15.

We were able to resume at approx. 7:30. Although normally, we do not recommend doing an investigation in wet weather (due to possible reflections off the moisture being mistaken for genuine activity), We had driven a long way and the sky was only growing clearer.

Besides, we wouldn't have caught this unique reflection in a pool of water. Not sure what it is yet, but no one was in a position to cause the reflection.

We began to get temperature drops, some as much as 25 degrees! The EMF meters were picking up ever fluctuating levels of energy.

These two anomalies in motion were not visible to the naked eye.

While this is only preliminary data scanned from the first few pictures, The interesting thing about all the lights is that there were only two flashlights in use, both with red lenses, and one of them was behind me when I took this photo. I will post more as soon as I collect and examine all the data.