Some of Our Evidence From the Terrell Heritage Museum
Our exploration of the Terrell Heritage Museum, housed in an original Carnegie Building, offered us a unique opportunity to conduct investigations. Let's provide some background to this video.
In the opening moments, we engaged in a session of "The Knocking Game," a technique that required some time to capture the potential responses. I have condensed the audio to focus on the knocking sounds. This activity involved myself, my son, and my mother, the original members of our paranormal group.
Listen closely for a potential response on the spirit box. It was our first time using this device, and we believe we received a reply containing the word "museum" in response to our prompt. What do you hear?
Furthermore, we observed a notable drop in temperature, specifically a decrease of 18 degrees Fahrenheit. Just before this temperature change, a few unusual events occurred. These occurrences led me to pay close attention to the temperature at that specific moment. Our medium mentioned feeling her ponytail being pulled, followed by a sudden rush of wind passing over me from front to back. While I have my own interpretations of these events, I will refrain from sharing them here. Following these incidents, the temperature dropped significantly, a change that was unprecedented in our experience.
There were no air conditioning units in operation, windows were closed, and no other factors that could explain such a sudden temperature fluctuation.
We are grateful for our time spent getting to know the wonderful, benevolent spirits there.
Come visit us on the Terrell Ghost Walk and Paranormal Investigation Tour some night.
