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Scary Era Era is the Irish or Gaelic word for Ireland.
Yeah yeah, we know all that who the thunke It
episode ten? So picture this. You are a paranormal investigator.
You've been out on a good investigation. A day or
two later, you decide to rest your laurels and listen
back to some of the audio. You record it in situ,
and you begin to hear it's embodied forces and you go,
what is that? Well, my friends, these are some of
the moments we're going to share on today Scary Era.
My thank you to all the paranormal investigators who pulled
together for Scary Era to contribute some evp's for us.
If you're a little bit lost as to what an
EVP is, essentially what I see here is the premise
is that audio recording devices can register otherwise inaudible communications
from big word alert, discarnate entities, dish, cornet, burtence. These
purported communications have been dubbed electronic voice phenomena or EVP.
I think myself there seems to be two types that
which is where an entity or a spirit appears to
interact audibly or vocally with the investigators, makes either normal
conversation or snide comments or threats, and it's picked up
later in post production when they're re listening to the audio. Alternatively,
perhaps something is just in the air or on the
ether from a long long time ago, and these investigators
are in the right time and the right place to
hear it replay. You're going to have to make your
mind up for yourself. Now, what I'm about to do
is this. You are going to hear in context the
EVP supplied by various paranormal investigators. Then you will hear
a little ping like this. When you hear that ping,
adjust your ears to listen forensically. For you're going to
hear two more repetitions of the EVP in isolation, and
the second one will be slightly, very slightly amplified. So
that should give you a good opportunity to make up
your mind as to what it is exactly you are hearing,
be it the investigator's interpretation or indeed your own. This
is from Matthew Clarke of the Cork Supernatural Society, recorded
in a pub called the Poor Relation in Cork City
and it goes back some years. Have a listen.
Speaker 2: Are there many of you in the building?
Speaker 1: I have to say now, just being straight with you.
When I heard that first, I thought someone is having
us on. This is a bit contrived. It sounds exactly
what you'd hear on Scooby Doo, you know, very kind
of historyonic drama like just me. However, and it's a
big fluorescent However, I'm willing to believe Matthew on this
one for the following reasons. First of all, Matthew, what
you see is what you get with him. He's a
down to earth guy. Secondly, on the EVP he supplied me,
let me just give you a bit of context. The
message you sent to me was it's best heard on headphones.
On a Monday night, we recorded one of the best
EVPs we have ever recorded during an investigation of the
well known Cork City bar, the Poor Relation. In this
audio clip, you will hear me calling out and asking
are there many of you in the building, followed by
a few seconds of silence and then a clear direct
response of This voice was not heard at the time
by the three men in the room and was only
noticed when playing back the audio. Now those few seconds,
by the way, you didn't hear on what I just
played you, There were a considerable few seconds between the
question being asked and responded to. I speeded it up
purely for broadcast reasons, and in retrospect I could just
picture an ol fella, as we say in Ireland, hunched
over his pint, annoyed at the presence of these three
strangers and saying, just me, no, we just ever get
the hell out so that delay. Matthew is not a messer.
We've spoken to him here. You'll hear him shortly. And
you know what, out of all the paranormal investigators that
we've had on over the last ten episodes, he is
the only guy to have reported no activity from lepp Castle. None.
He was open and he was honest. Now, if he
was into messing around he would have probably put together
an ice little EVP for lepp Castle as well. He didn't.
He said, Look, it's the nature of what we do.
Sometimes we get phenomenon, other times we don't, and we
didn't in lepp Castle. He was the odd man out
and he was willing to be because Matthew is honest.
And again to further embolden the authenticity of what you've
just heard. Matthew, the last time I spoke to him
left us with these words.
Speaker 2: We would probably be the most skeptical of groups, I think,
even though we all believe in it, we all experience. Yeah,
we are very very skeptical and it takes something pretty
impressive to make us fake. That was paranormal.
Speaker 1: So dearly does that sound like a man who would
engage in fakery. Let's stick with Matthew and the Cork
Supernatural Society now for his second EVP of the night.
Let's put it in context. This first EVP we caught
as a team was all the way back on Halloween
nineteen twenty thirteen. This piece of audio was caught on
the ground floor of Balona Carriga, Castle, County Cork. One
of our team can be heard saying I am recording again,
and directly after this, another voice can clearly be heard.
The second voice is not any of the teams and
remains unexplained, and Matthew says he personally thinks the voice
sounds like it is saying the words what about the child?
Listen up?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Something a heart rending about that one who knows the
dark history of Balinaicariga Castle. I'm sure many a child
was neglected or worse back in its history. Let's just
listen to it again. We're staying now with the Cork
Supernatural Society. This is the final EVP that Matthew and
his team provided us with and it was recorded in
Camden Fort Maher. Let's just tell you a little bit
about this place. Camden Fort Maher is internationally recognized as
being one of the finest remaining examples of a classical
coastal artillery fort in the world. For almost four hundred years,
the fort played a key role as a strong strategic
position for the defense of Ireland, the west coast of
England and Wales. Sixty five percent of the fort is
located under ground in a labyrintha of tunnels and chambers.
The fort is a prime location to what ships passing
through Cork Harbor, the second largest natural harbor in the world.
Camden Fort Marr is in the ancient East and just
twenty minutes from the Wild Atlantic Way. Here Matthew gives
you the background to what you're about to hear. Two
seconds into this piece, you will hear Paul, member of
the team calling out are you here with us? And
on six seconds comes the EVP, which to us sounds
like the words they are smoking. This was recorded in
a tunnel where gunpowder had once been kept and Jackie,
member of the team, had just left the area to
have a cigarette. Obviously, smoking would not have been allowed
in this area when the fort was occupied due to
the risk of explosion. Okay, listen, folks, here we go
sound advice there, perhaps from a spirit. As we all know,
smoking is bad for your health, particularly if there are
kegs of gunpowder dotted about the place. Thanks to everybody
at CSS for those EVPs aill, no bites and gaddles.
Gather around the small dunning turf fire, for we're about
head out of the west of Ireland, around the Galway
region to be precise, where our great friends at Paranormal
Awakenings Island have provided us with some top class evpsh
We're going to have a bit of monkey business here now.
When I heard it first, this EVP, the hair stood
up in the head. But first our good friend Philip
Costello of Paranormal Awakenings Ireland provides the background. The picturesque
ruins of the Monk's Fishing House at Kong County Mayo
was built sometime between the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, and,
as the name suggests, was used by the monks of
Kong Abbey for fishing. This small house is built right
on the river on a platform of stones. There is
a trap door in the floor leading to the flowing
river beneath, where the monks would use a net to
catch the fish. Not only were the monks sheltered from
the ever changing weather, but the remains of a fireplace
shows that the monks were also kept warm when they fished.
It is thought that there was a line strong from
the fishing house to a bell in the kitchen of
the abbey. With a tug on the line, the cooks
would know there would be fish for supper. We have
been told of two monks who had a fight. One
had killed the other and threw him down the fishing hole. However,
we are not sure if it was the monk who
we heard laughing, or was it something darker. It was
only picked up on one night vision camera, although we
had several running at the time. This is one of
our strangest and definitely one of our best EVPs to
come through.
Speaker 3: And stop. Stop.
Speaker 1: I don't know about you, dear listener, but I just
believe we've heard a vocal snapshot of something from medieval times.
Remember the investigators PJ and Philip, they didn't hear this
until they came back and were replaying their audio, so
they heard nothing. It is spooky. Now if you listen
to it, there are two sets of laughing going on.
There's one before you hear the investigator say is Ronan
in danger? Is Anthony in danger? And then there's another
laugh that comes in after that. I think myself the
first round of laughter, and you'll hear it again in
a second. It seems to be in concert with a
secondary laugher, if you like, and part of me thinks
it's female. I listened really closely, and it was almost
like a female appreciating the joke the male was chuckling at.
Now it could be an echo as well, but it
seems to me on that first bit of laughter there
are two people and the secondary laughter it's almost in
appreciation of whatever the joke is, And to me it
sounds female, but that's just me. These things are subjective.
Then it may be repeated in the second and round
of laughter, but I'm not sure if it's to the
same degree. It's really fascinating to me. It's to me,
it just smacks of authenticity. It's pretty wild. Let's listen again.
First set of laughter, followed by the second set. I
really think this is gonna haunt me for some time.
More from Paranormal Awakenings Ireland after this.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, a couple of things over the years. But
I've learned, well I don't. I suppose it's not learned.
I've just become accustomed to it. And I think it's
kind of it's maybe it's another sense or something. But
often when you go into places, you'll get a feeling
for the place, and you'll get a feeling of whether
or not it's comfortable. And whatever cause is that. Who
knows what causes that. But we have an intuition. We
have an inbuilt intuition. I can't describe what it is
or where it comes from, or the physics of it
or the chemistry of it.
Speaker 5: But it's there.
Speaker 4: And anybody will will tell you to stick with your intuition.
If you think something doesn't feel right, then don't hang around.
Speaker 5: Superb advice from regular contributor to Scary Era David McGlynn
aka the Squire, and don't hang around either. If you've
got an Irish paranormal tale to tell, simply email Paranormal
Ireland at proton Male dot com and it'll be read
out for you before you get to tell it on
air yourself. That's Paranormal Ireland at Proton Male dot com.
Speaker 1: So yeah, please do like and subscribe. It's really important
that you do because otherwise we ain't got a show.
And remember it doesn't have to be an Irish story
that you tell us. Just get in touch Paranormal Ireland
at ProtonMail dot com and we can always have a
little international interlude because here the bottom line is all
things probable. Speaking of which, just before we hear more
EVPs from Philip and PJ, Philip himself, Philip Costello has
an opinion on these things. He sent me a mail
that says, I can honestly say, hand on heart that
all EVPs are ten thousand percent genuine. I personally can't
stand fake made up bs, nor can PJ. When possible,
when we do a live investigation, we try and play
back the recording and let people hear what we hear.
It can be very fascinating and spooky at the same time,
but personally we haven't come across anything that strong. I
e The Monks and it's definitely my favorite EVP so far. Again,
we're sticking with a good company of PJ and Philip
of Paranormal Awakenings Ireland and this time we hack on
to Laqueen Castle where they recorded an investigation. A little
bit of background on the location. Laqueen Castle is a
towerhouse within a bourne, built in the twelfth century as
a Kennedy stronghold. Rebuilt in the sixteenth century. The castle
as a National monument in state ownership and is located
in the townland of Abbeville, near to Laura in County Tipperary, Ireland,
my late father's home County. Okay, so you're about to
hear PJ, and I don't know whether he hears it
at the time or not, but it sounds like an
entity is in need of help.
Speaker 4: We're not all crazy like us.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that does sound like somebody in need of help.
Ball Right at the time PJ was walking down either
a tunnel or in a dungeon, and I don't think
he heard that helped me at the time, but it
was on replay. Yeah, have another listen, what do you think?
One more time? The next EVP, supplied by Paranormal Awakenings
Ireland concerns Strongford's Castle. You're going to hear all about
it in just a moment. But PJ heard all about
it as well, because an irritated entity took them on
and says, sorry, if you've got children nearby, put your
hands over their delicate layers. The entity says to PJ,
f your kind straight to the point if your kind,
so a little bit of background first of all, and
then we'll go into the EVP stand by. Strongford's Castle
is a fifteenth century tower house that has been restored
and inhabited by its owners. Strongford's Castle, or Carra Dangan
Castle as it is all also known, is located near
Crockwell Village in Galway and offers a blend of medieval
architecture and modern facilities. The castle was built by the
Norman de Burgo or Burke family, who were descendants of
William the Conqueror. Little history is known about the castle currently,
but it has many features that add to its intrigue
and mystery, such as vaulted ceilings, a wood burning stove,
a stained glass door, and two circular bartisans small towers
containing rooms on diagonally opposite corners. The castle's walls are
over six feet thick at a lower level and thicker
still above, making it a formidable fortress in its time.
The castle has three bedrooms, a kitchen, a bathroom, and
a spectacular great hall stroke living area that has large
windows with countryside views. The master bedroom has beamed ceilings
and a mystical shower in a castle turret. The second
floor has two double rooms and a separate bathroom. Although
the castle was once available to rent and stay in,
unfortunately it is no longer available as a holiday home
as it is now occupied by its owners. However, you
can still admire its beauty and history from the outside
or by speaking with the owners. Strongford Castle is one
of the hidden gems of Galway and a testament to
the rich heritage of Ireland. Okay, okay, don't get impatient.
I know you want to hear the EVP, so here
it is listen out for f your kind. John Wayne
didn't do swearing, but if he did, I think it
would have sounded like Mark Manning. I have to say
a few things odd happened to me when I was
compiling these EVPs. Weird little stuff, nothing to write home about,
but I will tell you about it at the end
of the show. Now, one of the benefits of putting
together Scary Era in the last few weeks is I've
gotten to meet new people and make new friends. And
one of these great friends has become Jenny Sullivan of
Emerald Dial Paranormal. I put out the sos, have you
any EVPs, Jenny, she was happy to share. Earlier on
we mentioned the notorious Lepp Castle. Here is an EVP
from there, and to put it into context, here's the
story behind that EVP, and Jenny writes, this is from
lepp Castle. We were sitting in the banquet room. I
placed a phone on speaker and a recorder in the
conservatory downstairs, and went back up to the banquet room
with another phone on speaker and called out. I said
we were going to sing a nursery rhyme ring a rose,
to which I asked a team member to sing, and
he didn't want to. At the end, you will hear
one of the little girls who lived and passed away there,
Emily or Charlotte say to team member David. Yes, David,
let's listen now, just a further bit of background. Emily,
if I recall, was a little girl of about twelve
years of age who fell from the castle battlements to
her death. And Charlotte was another little girl of about
the same age, andets believe she had a deformed leg
which was almost twisted backwards, and they reckon she passed
away in a famine. Not the eighteen forty five to one,
but one of the many I think around the early
sixteen hundreds. Sh here we go, We're gonna.
Speaker 6: Sing, Okay, Dave taken away?
Speaker 1: Wow? Is it just me? But isn't there always something
more eerie and wrong when a child is involved. It's
just like a child shouldn't really be exposed to any
angst or terror or misfortune. And yet what a polite
young lady. Ah, good Night's sleep tight, you beautiful little
angels Charlotte and Emily of Lep Castle.
Speaker 7: Ah.
Speaker 1: And we stay within the environs of Lepp Castle with
Jenny of Emerald Dial Paranormal for the next EVP she shares.
She says, Lep Castle in the banquet room, asking questions
from a previous investigation there about a female that was
in trouble, and to what I hear a female responding
with help, Jenny, Help, Jenny, Help Jenny. Okay, let's listen
to it.
Speaker 7: A female who is very who is sent very paj?
Who is sent very paj.
Speaker 1: Now that's a hard one, as the bishop said to
the actress. But it's there, all right. It coincides directly
with when Jenny is speaking. It's there, just barely audible
in the background. Again, as I always say, listen forensically.
Speaker 7: Who is sent very paj?
Speaker 1: Hear it? It's so ethereal it's help Jenny, help you
can hear it. Listen again, who is sent very paj?
Speaker 7: Who is sent very paj?
Speaker 1: And we'll slow it down at tad shall we? Who
IM not sure that helped? But listen again, it's definitely.
Speaker 7: There, who is very paj?
Speaker 1: And again our next EVP is provided by Jenny Sullivan,
who fronts up Emerald Dial Paranormal. She is proactive around
particularly the Drahada area and County Meath, but of course
investigates all over the country of Ireland as well. Now
I like Jenny because she's a lovely easy way about her.
The EVP takes place in Milmont Museum Little Bit about It.
Drahada Museum, Mill Mountain, County Loud has been described as
one of the finest town museums in Ireland, with a
wealth of historical treasures. It's located in the great fort
that towers over the town of Drohada, the gateway to
the Boyne Valley. Drahada Museum, Mill Mount is one of
County Loud's most significant heritage sites. Situated on a great
mound clearly visible from all parts of the town, The
museum is housed within a large fort that played a
crucial part in Drameda's history. As the oldest surviving center
of settlement in the town, the area has a dramatic
history and many stories to tell. The whole fort is
now the Millmount Cultural Quarter and features craft shops, art galleries,
a cafe and artists and food center. Now just a
proviso on this one, in my own opinion, a lot
of this is quite garbled, But getting to the EVP itself,
it's quite clear, I think. But bear with the garble
at the beginning and you'll get to the gold. So
Jenny sets the scene. This is one of my favorites.
I had left the phone on speaker with a record
downstairs in the Millmount Museum. I could hear shuffling, etc.
Through the speaker of the phone. When I went to
listen to it, I got a conversation. Hey, Jenny, can
you hear me to what? I think? Two men were
talking at one point. You will hear one of the
guys upstairs where we were calling out to say something.
Then it goes back to the kitchen where the two
men were talking, looking for my attention. They sound like
they were talking to each other. Then again, say, hey,
can you hear me she murdered me? This would match
what I know of that area. It probably would need
to be played a few times for people to fully
understand it. Okay, now the formalities have been dealt with.
Get ready, remember lots of garble, but listen out for
she murdered me? S sn sn Did she know? What
did she do? S?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 1: That's women for you. My wife regularly threatens me with
bodily harm and my daughters too. Again, what did she
do to you in the Millmont Museum? S? S. And
just one more before we move on? S. Actually, note
to self, one shouldn't be flippant about the treatment of
these EVPs, and I'll tell you why before I end
the show. As I said earlier, nothing major, but just
a few observations. Okay. The next EVP from Jenny, well,
I let her give you the background. So again it's
the Millmont Museum and Jenny says she thinks it's a
residual of a man. Not sure what you're saying, possible
I want to make me feel, and the and laughing. Okay,
let's give it a whirl. So not sure what you
make about that one. Well, it was a former British
Army establishment, although these guys don't sound British now. Of
course there were Irish soldiers serving in the British Army,
but to me it sounds very modern, almost like hoodies,
kind of messing with drugs or something. I want to
make me feel, and I think there's too involved, the
initial I want to make me feel, and then the
guy who laughs. So I thought at some stage maybe
the place was derelict, and you know, it was a
hangout for teenagers. Here's what Jenny had to say about that,
courtesy of an Instagram message, hiah.
Speaker 8: Okay, I just got your message there. I'm just saying
I wonder is it the echoes of teenage juggie types.
I don't know. I do know that it was a
British Army barracks at one point, and there's a few
other ones that I have where you would hear a
shouting of an order being given. Residual, definitely residual.
Speaker 1: Well, Jenny, I do happen to agree with you. It
was definitely residual. However, I feel it's in a modern context.
Can't quite get that one out of my head. For
some reason, I feel this is young people gadding about,
but I don't doubt for a minute they weren't present
when your team was. To me, this is something recent.
It's like a vocal artifact floating on the air. What
I'm about to do to your EVP, Jenny, you will
never be able to I want to hear, but I
mean it in the best possible way. I've really really
listened to it because I know EVPs are your thing
as well. And this is just me, but I believe
the first guy says I've won fifty P and the
other guy laughed at it. Now it's almost like, you know,
one of those scratch cards. And for those of you
listening outside of Europe. P is a currency. It's pence,
like you know, our sense shortened it to P fifty P.
I won fifty P. It really sounds like he's saying
like it's two teenagers. They're messing and he's feigning excitement,
going I want fifty P and the other guy is
laughing because he thinks it's funny. Have a listen, get
it so rather than I want to make me feel,
it's looky hoodie. Now your guess is as good as mine.
It's totally subjective. Now I want you to re listen
to this with Jenny's interpretation, I want to make me feel. Oh,
doctor Kirn O'Keeffe, parapsychologist, would be proud of me. That
kind of situation is what he and other skeptics thrive on.
Totally open to interpretation. Your guess is as good as mine.
I want to make me feel versus I won fifty P.
But there you go. Not paranormal. Mong Manning is real.
Now that's a scary sort And again thanks to Jenny
at Emerald Dial Paranormal for those wonderful EVPs. Now our
next and final three from our old friends over at
ghost Era Paranormal. You might recall we recently had Anthony
and Jessica on the show telling us all about Phantasm Collective.
Their project Eric Could was roped in to supply me
with the EVPs, and the first one is in relation
to the now gone but former notorious historic area of
Dublin known as Monto. It's located in the inner city
of Dublin just off of Connell Street. Now, it was
rife with deprivation and a huge red light prostitution area.
The little part of it this EVP concerns itself with
is known as Foley Street. What a small world, because
yours truly was a DJ on a pirate station in
this exact location way back in the mid nineteen eighties.
Speaker 2: That's another story.
Speaker 1: So you're going to hear this EVP where there used
to be a recording studio known as Apple Rock located now.
Way back the site was believed to be called a
smothering den. People and babies were put out of their
misery there. If you listen closely to this EVP, it's
likely you'll hear screaming or perhaps a plaintive cry. Three
two one st be a long time yadzooks that would
certainly make you stand up on your bicycle pedals and
get the hell out of dodge what car coming through.
But in all seriousness, something as traumatic as what we
just described, i e. Children and people being smothered must
surely leave some kind of auditory signature in the atmosphere.
On now to EVP number two from go Ster of
Paranormal and it hails from the strand in in Waterford.
It was in the kitchen area of the Haunted in
the name Jack appeared over the locked off digital sound
recorder audio. The heartbeat sound was from a device we
use on the night, says Eric. And I think there
was a legend of a smuggler named Jack who used
to frequent the eastern bays of Ireland ONNIVA. Yeah, it's
just there, isn't it. And as for the heartbeat thing,
an atmospheric noises like thunderstorms, well that's ghost era for you.
They definitely think outside the box, albeit spirit box. Incidentally,
to be precise, Jack Connor Connor was the smuggler aka Jack,
the native to Wexford, only over the water from Dunmore East, oh.
And as regards the earlier Apple Rock Studios recording ghost
eras Merry Team, were doing a seance at the time
that auditory anomally occurred. And that's nearly it for this
tenth edition of Scary Era. I certainly hope you've enjoyed
our EVP session and of course my sincere thanks to
all the paranormal investigators in Ireland who contributed there precious
and mysterious EVPs. Last one now from Ghost Era, and
we find ourselves at Governor's Rock. It's an area of
woods behind Ross Castle in Killarney where the copper mines
are situated. A female voice speaks in a French tongue.
Jen was the only lady present at the time, and
she doesn't speak French and it was not her voice.
They were scrying at the time, you know, that's when
they look in the mirror kind of stuff EVP play on.
Speaker 5: Okay, okay, we're gonna got it home. The cook even
more huh scroopy?
Speaker 9: Okay, oh yes, Lisa, and carefully I will say this
only once, well maybe twice more sure is there?
Speaker 1: Is it?
Speaker 6: Not?
Speaker 1: Definitely Yede which is French for I say I say,
I say, I say Yedi Jedd Jed. Who was that lady?
You will never know? There has been no conclusive proof
in all our listenings of EVPs we spent together today,
dear listener. But I hope it's given you food for them.
I think it's definitely drawn the veil a little bit closer.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 1: I promised you I would share with you a few
small things that happened during the compilation of this EVP
special to yours truly. I E MOI, there's that French again.
We've had an Iva, Jedi and Nama. What am I like?
I'm all over you like Macran was over Trump. God,
he can't keep his hands to himself, Kenny le Man.
So I decided to do my own EVP experiment and
I left this microphone on overnight in the studio. It
had about nine hours on interrupted footage on it. Now,
the microphone I use here is well. It's a very
high performance, professional piece of equipment. It's known as Neuman
TLM one O three enough boys toy stuff. All you
need to know is it would pick up a mouse
peeing on cotton in Georgia in the middle of the night.
Did I get any mysterious EVPs? No, I didn't. I
got a few mysterious bumps in the night at several
hours interval. It must have been a storm or the wind,
an aeroplane. You'd hear a kind of every so often,
could have been the cat jumping on the roof. For indeed,
squirrels we've got around here. So I drew a blank. However,
a couple of more things. One of Jenny's EVPs you
might remember, was she murdered me s.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: When I first listened to that, I could not make
that out whatsoever. As a matter of fact, you know
the little sting I've been putting in the little I
couldn't put it in because I couldn't hear what Jenny
was hearing. S I just couldn't, and I had decided
I was just going to play it and people could
make of it what they will. When I revisited it
a day or two later, I did hear it, not
quite as clear as day, but I heard it now.
My job is an audio. I listened forensically as I'm
killed telling you, and I didn't pick it up the
first time around. That was a little bit strange, but
you've got to just go well, that was just your
mural set up at the time. Fair enough. The other
thing that happened was one of the files that Eric
could from You've just heard Ghost Ara ap Paranormal sent me. Originally,
it wouldn't play, so I said to Eric, look, this
is drawn a blank. Can you send it again? And
he sent it again and I was able to listen
to it. It was the one you've just heard Governor's
Rock and I heard it, and I sent him a
little mail saying thank you, Eric. I got it this time.
A day or two later, I went to edit, so
I took the file, went to play it again. It
wouldn't play. It just would not play. Now, I'm in
radio many years, and i'm in voice over eleven years.
I worked with audio all the time. Fair Enough, you
might get a file that doesn't work, as far as
I was concerned, that happened the first time. But to
get a file and have it play, and then return
to it and not have it play, that has never
happened to me before. In fact, I sent Eric another
male saying you might want to send that again. But
in the interim I returned to it after some hours
and it played again, and you've just heard it. That
was bizarre. For a professional like me, I've never heard
that happened before. Excuse me, but the bloody thing either
plays or it doesn't. Now. Finally, the night after I
had finished compiling all the EVPs, I had a horrendous sleep.
I don't sleep great anyway. I tend to be fitful
in my sleep patterns, as my wife will tell you.
But I can honestly say to you, and I'm not
sure why I'm linking it with the Millmont EVPs. It
just felt it was linked to it, and I don't
know why. Sh I'm not going to get descriptive, but
I had a dream and it was almost awaking dream
that I'm not even as I said, I'm not going
to get into detail, but I was out for someone's blood,
and hey, I'm a lover, not a fighter, but I
was out to kill someone, and it really felt I
was possessed. And the worst thing about it was one
of those dreams where you're kind of conscious of having
the dream state, so you're partially awake, partially asleep, and
for those few minutes or whatever, I genuinely felt my
brain had been rewired and I was, yeah, possessed. I'll
say no more because you'll just laugh it off. Those
three or four things did happen during the making of
this Scary Era EVP special. Scary Era is written, compiled
and produced by myself, Mark Manning of Mark Manning Media,
in association with Paranormal Radio UK network. My thanks to
them for hosting the show. Get in touch. I need
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Email Paranormal Ireland at ProtonMail dot com with whatever, and
as I always say, take care because I care from Ireland.
Goodbye and caution you don't get your leg caught in
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