The Enigmatic Explorers

03/01/2025

Happy Saturday

02/28/2025

TGIF
Anyone doing any investigating this weekend?

02/28/2025

A Phantom Hitchhiker is a ghostly entity that appears as a human figure, often spotted along roadsides or highways, seeking a ride from unsuspecting drivers. These apparitions typically engage with the living, sometimes offering cryptic messages or displaying eerie behavior, before vanishing without a trace, leaving witnesses bewildered. Many believe these spirits are tied to unresolved events—such as tragic deaths or unfinished business—anchoring them to specific locations. Their appearances are often consistent, reported across decades by unrelated individuals, suggesting a supernatural presence rather than mere coincidence.

Notable cases include the Phantom Hitchhiker of Blue Bell Hill in Kent, England, where drivers since the 1960s have reported picking up a young woman who vanishes from their cars near the site of a fatal 1965 crash. Another is Resurrection Mary, a well-known spirit from Chicago’s Archer Avenue, seen since the 1930s. Witnesses describe a blonde woman in a white dress who asks for a ride near Resurrection Cemetery, only to disappear near the gates—linked to a woman killed in a hit-and-run decades prior. These encounters, documented by countless motorists, highlight the persistent and chilling nature of Phantom Hitchhikers across the world.

02/28/2025

I woke up grumpy this morning, I need this time out!

02/27/2025

02/27/2025

I sure do…

02/27/2025

To capture an EVP (electronic voice phenomenon), choose a quiet location with a haunted or historical background, like an old house, cemetery, or abandoned site. Nighttime is best when background noise is low. Use a high-quality digital voice recorder, such as a Zoom H1n or Tascam DR-05, and set it to record in WAV format for clear, uncompressed audio. Make sure the batteries are fresh—spirits might drain them—and keep spares on hand. Set the recorder on a stable surface, like a table or tripod, to prevent picking up your own movements. If you use an external microphone, pick one with low self-noise.

Start recording and ask clear questions like “Who is here?” or “What’s your message?” Leave 10-15 seconds of silence after each question to give spirits time to respond. Keep your session between 15 and 30 minutes so it’s easy to review later. Stay still and quiet after asking each question—any noise can cover up faint replies. You can add white noise, like static from a detuned radio, or pink noise to help spirits form words.

When you’re done, listen back with good headphones to catch voices, whispers, or strange sounds. Use software like Audacity to boost quiet parts and hear them better. Follow these steps, and you’ll have a solid shot at recording an EVP.

02/27/2025

Good morning!!!
Pazuzu has met it’s match lol 😈

02/27/2025

I’ve thought about doing the 23&me one but I wonder how real it is, or is it just another scam. 🤔

02/26/2025

This would be awesome 🤩

02/26/2025

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎

Adam Ramos

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02/26/2025

Spooky Sleepwalker

02/26/2025

The K-II meter, also known as the K2, is a handy little tool that ghost hunters love for tracking down spirits. It’s a small, portable electromagnetic field (EMF) detector with five LED lights that show how strong an EMF is in milligauss—think of it like a signal strength meter, where faint fields (0-1.5 mG) might light up just one, and powerful ones (20+ mG) could light up several.

Originally made to find electrical problems like faulty wiring, it’s now a go-to for detecting spirits, since many hunters believe ghosts might give off energy or tweak the EMF around them. When those lights start glowing in a spot with no obvious explanation—like a silent, empty room—it’s a clue something spooky might be nearby.

To get started, first take your K-II on a walk around your hunting spot to figure out what’s normal. Appliances like a fridge or TV might make a light or two flicker, and that’s fine—it’s just thebaseline. What you’re really after are those sudden, unexplained jumps in places that should be quiet, like a hallway with no outlets or a basement with no power. When the lights spike there, it’s time to pay attention. Some hunters even turn it into a conversation—holding the K-II steady, they’ll ask, “Are you here?” or “Can you show yourself?” If the lights flicker or surge right after, especially in a pattern (like two flashes for “yes”), they see it as a spirit reaching out.

But here’s the trick: the K-II picks up all kinds of EMF, not just ghostly ones. To make sure you’re not chasing a false lead, you’ve got to rule out everyday interference. Start by switching off anything electrical nearby—phones, Wi-Fi routers, lights, anything that hums or beeps. Then, scope out the area for hidden culprits like buried wiring, power lines outside, or even a radio signal drifting in. Hold the K-II still too, because waving it around can trip the lights by accident. If the glow persists after all that, you might be onto something.

02/26/2025

Good morning, have a bootiful day!

02/25/2025

Would be nice for a guest bedroom in the make believe castle 😍

02/25/2025

What else is there to talk about anyway 👻

02/25/2025

They are called B👀bies