Wow sounds like its guna be a good one then

Thank's guys

I would just like to thank the team for making it a memorable event last night at Exeter castle, it was fantastic how the team worked together to gather some of the best EVP's that we have ever had , so once again a big thanks to all involved .

regards
ian

Glad things went well last night.

Look forwrd to reading the report and seeing/hearing the evidence.

Well done guys.

Sheena x x

A big thanks to Ian and Barri for getting all this organised.

Was a great night and although i know some of the EVP's already I still look forward to seeing it all online in the report..

Congrats to all.

On to the next...

Hi Guys

I went to Exeter castle today , to just finalise the last things for the investigation on the 23rd , after talking to the owner i went and had a quick look around in the holding cells to see if anything has to be moved when we get there next time , and as i went into the main corridoor and approached the suicide cells , somebody said "hello" to me , and i must say it made me jump it sounded like a female voice , my first thought is that it may have been somebody from upstairs , but then again thats quite a distance that the sound would have to travel .

I did make a hasty exit to have a look if somebody was upstairs but there was no one there , so i hope that it was something from the holding cells .

regards
ian

I will start writing some names and questions together tonight, based on the names a member of the public picked out on the last workshop and also on the rersearch results for these names.
That should be quite interesting this time, even more than last time.
Maybe we can find out, who was addressing you, Ian.

I feel that the more we, as a team, know about the places we visit, the better an experience we can give to the public who come with us.

Not only may we be able to make a contact of some description but the public will learn a lot about the place.

For example, if torture was used in a place then we can ask if there is anyone there who used to torture people.. we might even be able to go further and name some of the things that were done in order to bring about a response.
This will enhnce the atmosphere of a place as the minds of the public become aware of what used to happen in places.

Even if people know that the place has a lot of history, it is always hard to imagine how the people lived and what they had to bear. With specified questions we will make the whole event even more exciting and hopefully give the people the feeling to be closer to the history and the people/spirits. It makes the whole thing more vivid.

Which proofs again: A good research is essential for a professional approach