Okay, in the name of fairness, I’m going to try another experiment. And because I got a phantom guy on film once, I want to see if I can get another phantom on film. All in the name of science. I’ve read up a little more on infrared cameras and how to use them. I’m going to put the camera in a room with the door closed, let the dust settle (because apparently dust can look like ghost orbs). I’ll also check around for bugs, too. Don’t want mosquitoes and gnats masquerading as long lost dead Uncle Wilbur. Then if something semi-bright jumps around randomly on the camera’s monitor… well, we’ll see.
I’d tell you where I’m setting the camera up (an empty house) but it’s on the market to sell (a friend of a friend of a friend is the real estate guy) and I don’t want to discourage sales. If it turns out the place is filled with ghostly beings, I’ll be printing the address right here in big letters.
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i told you orbs would come in to it.
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