Evidence & Recordings
Listen. Look. Ask questions.
Explore audio and video from PFC investigations. These clips document observations; they do not, on their own, establish a paranormal cause.
For audio, use headphones and listen before reading anyone’s suggested interpretation. For video, consider lighting, camera position, reflections, and nearby movement. Unclear is a valid conclusion.
Coffee Conversation — Audio
Recorded during a conversation about making coffee at a private residence. Listen with headphones before deciding whether you hear speech. What do you hear? The source is not established.
A Family Keepsake — Audio
Recorded while a client discussed a table made by a family member. Listen without a suggested transcript first. What do you hear, and could another sound explain it?
At the Doorway — Audio
Recorded as investigators asked whether they could enter a building. Headphones recommended. What do you hear? A sound following a question does not establish a response.
Blinking Light Discussion — Audio
An unusual sound was noted during a conversation about a blinking light. Listen before reading others’ interpretations. What do you hear?
Knocking Sound — Audio
Listen for the knocking and consider its timing and surroundings. What possible source would you check first?
Movement Near the Couch — Video
A visual anomaly was recorded near a couch at a private residence. Consider reflections, dust, insects, and camera effects when watching. The clip alone does not establish its cause.
Old Clay Theater: Near the Door — Video
A small bright shape appears near a doorway during an investigation. Dust, insects, reflections, and focus effects can produce orb-like images. Watch the surroundings as well as the shape; its cause is not established.
Leaving the Building — Audio
Recorded as investigators were leaving a building. Listen with headphones and form your own interpretation; the source of the sound is not established.
Passing Bright Shape — Video
Watch the apparent movement near the person’s head. Camera perspective and focus can make a nearby particle appear farther away. What do you notice? The recording does not establish a paranormal cause.
Flashlight Conversation — Audio
Recorded during a discussion about turning on a flashlight. What do you hear? Listen first without a suggested word or speaker.
Candle Conversation — Audio
An unusual sound was noted while a client discussed candles. Headphones recommended. What do you hear? The recording alone does not establish a speaker or intent.
Residential Audio Clip
A sound captured at a private residence drew the team’s attention. Listen without a suggested name first. What do you hear, and what ordinary sources should be considered?
St. Augustine: Humming-like Sound — Audio
Recorded at a private residence in St. Augustine. Listen with headphones. Does the sound resemble humming to you, or something else? Its source is not established.
Unusual Vocal-like Sounds — Audio
Recorded at a private residence. Listen for changes in the sound and consider people, animals, background noise, and recording artifacts before interpreting it.
Theater Balcony — Video
A bright shape crosses the view during a balcony investigation. Review the lighting and nearby movement, and consider airborne particles or reflections. Its disappearance from view does not by itself establish a paranormal event.
St. Marys Train Station — Audio
A singing-like sound was noted at the old train station in St. Marys, Georgia. Listen with headphones. What do you hear? The source is not established.
Flashlight Falls — Video
A flashlight falls from a bed as a client walks past. The team reported trying nearby footsteps, stomping, and jumping without reproducing the fall. That limited test does not rule out every ordinary cause; placement, bedding, and vibration remain relevant.
Old Spanish Trail: Door Movement — Video
A door closes after investigators ask for it to move. Timing alone does not establish a cause. Airflow, pressure changes, hinges, and people nearby should be considered when reviewing the clip.