Why Are There So Few Daytime Paranormal Investigations? Debunking the Ghosts-Only-Night Myth

The belief that paranormal phenomena, such as ghosts, are predominantly active only at night is a common misconception. Throughout my career as a professional paranormal investigator, I have conducted numerous investigations during the day, finding recordings and evidence that challenge the notion that supernatural events are restricted to nocturnal hours.

Paranormal Activities in Daylight Hours

My recordings have consistently demonstrated that paranormal activities can occur at any time, not just at night. In true scientific spirit, I conducted many investigations during the day to test this hypothesis. While night recordings often provide more silence, capturing clear sounds and EVP (Electronic Voice Phenomenon) is challenging, my daytime sessions revealed intriguing evidence and recordings.

Theories and Explanations

Several theories exist to explain why paranormal phenomena might be more observable at night. Some suggest that the darkness allows for a more immersive experience, removing the constraints of daytime sensory inputs. Others posit that the collective human consciousness is more receptive to otherworldly phenomena during the night, owing to reduced stress and increased imagination.

However, my explorations point towards an alternative explanation. Just as many people are active and present during the day, it is plausible that the 'echoes of real people' manifest more prominently when people are around. The sun, much like a crystal radio, might act as an energy source that interacts with non-corporeal entities, making them more communicative and manifest.

Evidence from Records and Interviews

In my recordings, I have captured clear EVP that suggest conscious entities despite the investigations being conducted during the day. For example, there are recordings of phrases such as 'damn that what mean' and 'awesome- Homer among fellowship'. These voices were not present during recordings when I was speaking, indicating a presence of otherworldly entities.

One particularly noteworthy recording involves the phrase 'the machine's out', which repeated multiple times. Upon investigation, I discovered that my camcorder had unexpectedly turned off in the 'on' position with no decrease in battery life. This technical glitch and the consistent repetition of the phrase suggest a presence that affected the recording device, rather than a random malfunction.

Historical and Geographical Contexts

My investigations have taken me to various locations across the United States. One such location is the Furneaux Cemetery in Carrollton, Texas, where I recorded 'Damn that what mean!'. This phrase, inscribed on the headstone, aligns with a British emigrant from the 1800s named Fanny. Finding these historical references in recordings adds a layer of authenticity and depth to the evidence.

In another instance, at Rennsellaer, Indiana, the record of a century-old 'Indian Normal School', named Drexel Hall, offered further insights. EVP recordings in this abandoned building revealed evidence of conscious spirits that seemed to interact with the living. Such findings challenge the traditional beliefs and advocates for more open-minded exploration of paranormal phenomena.

METHODS AND TECHNOLOGIES

My methods involved the use of various recording devices and approaches. Initially, I used a Radioshack conference room microphone, followed by high-end Zoom H4n Pro devices. The metal housing of these devices, while significant, did not seem to hinder the recordings. The core belief was that these recording devices were capable of picking up signals from non-corporeal entities, and the best results came from settings where these devices were not optimized for specific frequencies.

One of the most successful recordings involved the character 'Charlie Chaplin'. The EVP recorded said 'he can hear you' in response to a faint whisper. This response, combined with the consistent and lengthy comments from the non-corporeal entities, suggested an extended and intentional communication effort.

Interpretations and Discussions

Interpreting these recordings requires a balance of scientific rigor and open-mindedness. Much like the EVPs themselves, the recordings need to be analyzed with a critical eye while also allowing for the possibility of supernatural communication. Detailed analysis of each recording, including the mannerisms and specific words spoken, provides a richer understanding of the phenomena.

I invite all interested parties to listen fully to the recordings, take notes, and share interpretations. This collaborative effort can lead to a more comprehensive and nuanced understanding of the nature of paranormal phenomena and their occurrence during the day.

To conclude, the belief that spirits only manifest at night is a myth that requires re-evaluation. Daytime paranormal investigations have offered compelling evidence that challenges this notion, providing a more holistic view of the living and non-corporeal worlds coexisting.