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Delta Sigma Phi House - KSU

Location Information

Date:3rd September, 2005     Type:Residential

Location Title:Delta Sigma Phi House     City/State:Manhattan, KS

Investigation Times:08:15 PM - 11:15 PM     Status:Analysis

 

Weather Information

Sunrise:06:57 AM   Sunset:07:53 PM

High Temperature:91 °F   Low Temperature:64 °F

Sky Condition:Clear   Wind:SSE at 2 mph

Humidity:90%   Precipitation:0%

Lunar Phase:New Moon   % disk visible:0%

Solar X-Rays:Active   Geomagnetic Field:Unsettled

Pressure:30.14 mmHg  

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Investigators Present

Kelli Patrick

Becky Ray

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Question: When did the phenomena start?

Answer: late 1950's

 

Question: Any certain hour of the day or certain rooms?

Answer: mostly at night and the corner rooms on the 3rd floor, down the hallway on the 3rd floor

 

Question: Any visual apparations?

Answer: yes

 

Question: Any sounds?

Answer: door knobs jiggling, footsteps

 

Question: Any touches or caresses?

Answer: Feeling of someone right next to them, but can't see them

 

Question: Are you or any member of the family under stress?

Answer: No

 

Question: Did previous occupants, neighbors or landlords know of phenomena?

Answer: Yes

 

Question: How did you find out about the group?

Answer: We contacted them

 

Question: Have there been any deaths or violent occurances in the the property?

Answer: Yes, it was a hospital before a fraternity. George died there.

 

Question: Give a brief explanation of what you have experienced:

Answer: Shadow people, appliances turning on/off, noises, washer/dryer doors opening, footsteps, feelings of being watched or not being alone

 

Question: Have you heard any legends about this property?

Answer: Yes

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Investigators Notes

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Kelli Patrick:Equipment used: 35mm camera, Sony Nightshot video camera, laser thermometer Type of report: The activity is ongoing and has occured more than once. There have been reports of clocks going haywire, door knobs jiggling, footsteps, appliances turning on/off (TV's, clocks), shadow people have been seen, sensations of being touched or being right next to them, washer/dryer doors opening by themselves, feelings of being watched or not being alone. There has also been reports that a nurse ghost from the previous occupant (St. Mary's Hospital) has been seen walking down the halls and coming out of rooms that housed a sick fraternity member. They would be cured the next day. This nurse has not been seen since the 60's or 70's. There have been reports that a lot of these incidents are coming from George, who was a patient of St. Mary's hospital. When the hospital was closing down, the staff was transporting patients to the new building. George fell between the bed and the wall. An orderly went to check on him, but didn't see him, so he thought he had been moved already. George suffocated in his own bed sheets that night. Reports have also been said that George liked Star Trek. There was no electricity in the building at the time, but at 4pm every day the TV would come on with Star Trek playing. Then it would turn off when the show was over. I have reviewed my video and pictures, but didn't get anything paranormal on either. My thermometer readings were within the normal range while we were there. There is a good chance that the place is haunted by what the fraternity says and has experienced, but George didn't want to be there during the time we were there.

 

Becky Ray:The reports of the current members of the house are consistent with the reports of the past. Clocks being messed with, electrical disturbances, footsteps in the hallways, and television channels being changed. Some of the members admitted to purposely doing some of these things to newer members mischieviously, but then other things would happen that were truly unaccounted for. 
While we were present I did not witness any activity, however I do feel this is an active haunting on the third floor and believe further investigation is warranted.

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