Bald Mountain Cemetery, Colorado - Investigation 4 - 7/11/2009
Audio
Although we captured several Class B and C evp's on this investigation, we do not consider them viable enough for posting.
Photographic
No unusual photographic evidence acquired.
Video
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This was some quite remarkable footage captured in the latter part of this investigation. Only two investigators, Clayton and Kimberly, were present when this light anomaly was captured. Neither investigator actually saw this object at the time, however, they were drawn to this area by visual impressions of shadow movement. Immediately after Clayton asks, "Are you trying to show us something?", the anomaly appears. The bright comet shaped object moves in an oval flight path from within the forest, pauses in front of Clayton for a split second, then executes a 135 degree left turn and shoots back into the trees. The anomoly is visible for only 5 frames (1/6 of a second) and covers well over 125 feet of ground in that time by our estimation. The average speed of the object is over 510 miles per hour. Close examination of the footage reveals that the object is self-illuminating. If you are interested in looking more closely at the footage, you can download it here.
Other Findings
Both investigators encountered substantial EMF fluctuations combined with a dramatic decrease in ambient temperature. The highest steady EMF reading was 2.7 mG coupled with a decrease in temperature of 6.8 degrees for almost 7 minutes. This phenomena was captured on our equipment on two occasions in different parts of the cemetery.
Investigation Notes
This investigation began at 2:45am with a temperature 57 degrees. The weather was very calm under a nearly full moon. In terms of evidence captured, this investigation was very fruitful. Previously observed impressions of movement in the foliage about 20-30 feet out were also observed on this investigation. Given the amount of evidence observed and captured on investigations which took place during the latter moon phases, it seems to indicate that phenomena are more prevalent during these times.
