In this eye-opening episode of Broadcasting Seeds, host Bennett Tanton welcomes paranormal investigator and author Keith Evans, who shares decades of firsthand experience with hauntings, spirit activity, and the eerie world of high strangeness. From ghostly encounters in historic hotels to using tech and intuition to communicate with the other side, Keith walks us through what it really means to investigate the paranormal with integrity and curiosity.
We dig into:
The ethics of paranormal investigation
True accounts of haunted locations and spiritual attachments
Why intention matters when dealing with the supernatural
Keith’s unique methods and the stories behind his books
How belief, energy, and environment intersect in unexplained phenomena
If you're drawn to ghost stories, investigative paranormal research, and the thin veil between this world and the next, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.
🔍 Brace yourself—some doors, once opened, don’t close so easily...
Links:
https://www.keithoevans.com/
https://a.co/d/0oo1971 Book on Amazon
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-broadcasting-seeds-podcast--6402290/support.
We dig into:
The ethics of paranormal investigation
True accounts of haunted locations and spiritual attachments
Why intention matters when dealing with the supernatural
Keith’s unique methods and the stories behind his books
How belief, energy, and environment intersect in unexplained phenomena
If you're drawn to ghost stories, investigative paranormal research, and the thin veil between this world and the next, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.
🔍 Brace yourself—some doors, once opened, don’t close so easily...
Links:
https://www.keithoevans.com/
https://a.co/d/0oo1971 Book on Amazon
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-broadcasting-seeds-podcast--6402290/support.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Speaker 1 (00:50):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (00:56):
So for for my audience, I just started recording because
I liked what you were talking about your story, So
tell everybody who you are and what you do.
Speaker 4 (01:12):
Well. I'm Keith Evans. I'm a paranormal investigator. I've been
doing paranormal investigation since i was a little kid, which
my parents weren't very excited about that at all. And
to this day, the ones that are still living still
think that I'm certifiable crazy, even though I'm not. And
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they think that anyone believes in ghost spirits aren't very intelligent.
But I consider myself to be very intelligent, and I
more or less try to get a personal relationship with
the ghost of spirit. I don't go in with guns
blazing thinking that every ghost of spirits evil or demonic.
I just kind of talked to him. I got to
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talk to anyone else that I met on the street
that if you want to go to spirit to feel comfortable, if.
Speaker 5 (02:02):
You you have to treat them with respect and treat
them in a way that they want to talk to you.
And a lot of times those spirits will choose to
talk to whoever they find interesting.
Speaker 4 (02:15):
And I'm the type of person I haven't even though
I lived in Florida, I haven't went fishing since nineteen
seventy eight and I've never owned a boat. I've only
been out on a boat a couple of times, and
most of that was with the army. And I just
go to spirit may not find me interesting. So those
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people think, well, if you're really good at what you
do paranormal researching, every goes to spirit will talk to you. Now,
it's just like in life. Not everyone likes you and
not wants to talk to you. Not everyone finds you interesting.
If I go into a place and start talking to
a person that's decree relentious, they'll just get up and
walk away from me.
Speaker 6 (02:58):
You know.
Speaker 4 (02:59):
I've told people that I was a paranormal researcher and
they look at me and say, so, you're a devil worshiper.
It has nothing to do with that. So people have
all types of beliefs that aren't true about other people.
So as a paranormal researcher, I try to be very
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open minded, especially with ghosts and spirits. And I've been
the places that even where people say it's very very
negative energy and I haven't seen that, and I feel
a lot of people missed the true places of great
anxiety and great loss, like a hospital, as something being evil.
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But you know, if you go into a place where
there's been a lot of energy where someone found out
that a loved one died or even the patient found
out they were going to die, that's a lot of
residual energy that is pretty negative, even pretty sad, and
pretty profound. So when you go paranormal researching there, you're
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gonna find it. And you know, you can't always label
anything that's not pump beat and happy as being evile
or demonic. So I've always tried to treat the ghost
of spirits the way I would like to be treated,
and I think that's the reason why I get my
paranormal activity when I do paranormal research. And I didn't
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purchase any paranormal equipment until probably twenty eleven, and that's
when I started working with the lab there in Houston
for Custom Border Protection as a laboratory of scientific services.
So I started to make some really good money then
because I didn't get my degree in chemistry until I
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was fifty, so I got the job with Custom Border
Protection as a forensic scientist when I was fifty three,
and you know, I had extra money, and I thought, well,
why not go ahead and buy some of the paranormal equipment.
I think the first thing I ordered was the odlass.
Back then it was OLAS four, and it took a
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while to get it because the company that I ordered
it from had back long orders. So the second thing
I ordered was the mailmeter. I got the melometer first
and started doing paranormal research with that, and you know,
I really got some good results and a lot of
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you know, high electromagnetic readings. And then when the ALLUS
four came in, you know, I'd really got some intelligent
responses right away. And then sometimes I felt like, well,
I'm just getting jibber jabber. And I think a lot
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of times the ghosts and spirits that are in the
area or actually communicating between themselves, and you get a
lot of cross talk, because I don't think you all aspire.
If they can pick up what a ghost spirit wants
to tell me, they can probably pick up a conversation
between two ghost of spirits that you know, they might
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be talking about something atally different than what I'm talking about.
So I just find that having the equipment kind of
is like a secondary support to show that your data
at sometimes is very real and very intelligent responses. Now,
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of course everyone says, well, how do you know it's
a dead person? Well, possibility. It can be a dead person.
It could be a person from another dimension who somehow
can communicate with people on Earth for whatever it means.
And it could be some type of intelligent space being
who is monitoring it and responding just for fun, just
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to you know, nag my chain. So there are other possibilities,
and I can't say for sure what I like to believe.
In most cases, it's a ghost or spirit that's communicating
with me. And most of the ghost of spirits that
I've communicated with or down to earth, they're pretty normal people.
They're just like us, except they no longer have a
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biological body, and most of them are decent and kind
and if anything, neutral towards me. I've never really got
anything that was threatening. One time, I wasn't going to
paranormal research at all, but how to ghost to spirit?
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You will punched me on the right jaw and it
just snapped my really quick. I don't do it because
my neck willar. But that was and I thought, well,
it could be some type of muscles, but whatever it was,
I wouldn't want it to happen again. And when it happened,
I didn't even let on like it happened because I figured,
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I don't want to give the ghosts and the spirit
that did that any intel on how he's affected me.
So he does it again. So I really feel that
if you're ever as a paranormal researcher, if you're ever
in a frightening position, you know, don't allow the ghost
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of spirits to know what all is happening to you,
because then they can engage how they can use their
energy against it. I would say just keep a low profile.
And I think a lot of times people do their
acting for TV, and that's why I'll probably never be
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on TV.
Speaker 3 (09:00):
Right, So you actually, you you think what I'd like
to know is what is what is going on? How
many different types of ghosts and spirits are there?
Speaker 7 (09:14):
Do you think? Like?
Speaker 3 (09:15):
And I don't need a solid number, but what do
you think is going on there with different types of
ghosts or spirits?
Speaker 4 (09:25):
Well, I think once we pass away, there's always a
possibility that our soul, which is our electromagnetic energy will
be recycled. So I'm not sure that every ghost and
spirit who's ever died is always going to stay a uh,
you know, a ghost of spirit outside of a biological body.
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Probably a lot of them will just be recycled back
into another biological body. Reincarnation is the term. And all
I can say is if they if they see say
they like about you, and just like your friends and
the family that you do like. You know, if you
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have something in common, it's going to bring you together
with that ghost of spirit. And I'm most people you
know use the term attachment, and I find that too negative.
Are very negative, and I don't see if it goes
the spirit wants to hang out with me, and you know,
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do things like put down the toilet lead and turn
lights on and off and open my door and not
shut it tight. Then I know, you know they're doing
whatever they're doing, but I don't let it bother me.
It's a common occurrence. I remember one time I was
just reading in the dark, I guess from the Army reading,
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trying to read it low light or low sunlight or
cloudy days without using any light at all. And I
was sitting in a chair and the ghost of spirit
turned all the night for me, and I just said
thank you for turning on the light. So that are
my common experiences with ghosts of spirits in the place
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that I live right now. I've lived in places where
there wasn't much going on at all. When I first
moved from Maryland to Florida back in nineteen ninety three
so I could be closer to my daughter, I lived
in a place where if you walked into the bathroom,
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it's good in front of the mirror, you could feel
wind coming through the bathroom window that was totally shut,
you know, and you go outside and it's not windy,
and you know, that was paranormal, and certain areas the
paranormal that I experienced would be limited. And also in
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that same place, one afternoon, I heard someone say Keith,
just like that, And I was sitting with no TV on,
no radio on, just sitting there. It usually happens in
the afternoon if I'm going to hear my name called.
It also happened after Hurricane Michael. I was sitting in
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a At that time, I was living at the Hayes House,
which is where I wrote my first book. I did
paranormal research there for about a year and wrote the
book The Hayes House Ghost of People Too. I don't
see if I can get it aimed so the people
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can see the book. Can you see it pretty good?
Speaker 7 (12:48):
Yeah?
Speaker 4 (12:49):
Now the Hayes House goes for People Too. It's no
longer in paperback, but it's still available on kindle. And
I stayed there after Hurricane Michael because the place I
was living at Mexico Beach just got destroyed. So when
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I moved into the Hayes House, the owners had found
out about my place being destroyed, and they said, well,
why don't you were in the third floor apartment, and
I'm so glad I had that opportunity to live there,
even though it was a short period of time. They
sold the Hayes House in March, so I was only
there from the end of October to maybe the first
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of March. But while I was there, I all my
paranormal equipment got destroyed and marshed away during the storm
surge of Hurricane Michael. So I was able to purchase
anometer and a thermal immature, and that's the only thing
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I had during that period of time. I wish I
could have had to obspy b I ordered it from
a company that never ever sent it, and they finally
gave my money back, which took about six months. My god.
While I was there one afternoon, I was sitting in
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a chair and it was at the four fatherth east
side of the room, and I heard a voice from
the opposite corner, the southwest side of the room say Keith,
And I thought, well, maybe.
Speaker 8 (14:32):
I didn't lock the door at the bottom of the steps,
because the third floor apartment, your door, this looks like
a closet door, but you open it up and it's
a very narrow stairway that goes up to the third
floor apartment.
Speaker 4 (14:46):
So I thought somebody probably walked up and wanted me,
and I looked up and nobody was there. So it's
only a few times in my life I've heard someone
say my name, and it's always I would say.
Speaker 6 (15:01):
Brown.
Speaker 4 (15:02):
Say one pm to about three pm is the area
of time that it happens, which is kind of unusual,
so I have no ideal it could have been. It
was a voice that sounded like a lady, not a
high pitched pitch voice, but a regular type tone female voice,
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so it could have been Kathleen Hayes I have heard
her voice on historical tapes where she was talking about
the history of Apalachicola. So anyway, I really got to
do a lot of in depth paranormal research that's not
even in the book because I had already published a book.
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I think it was Ogust or early September twenty eighteen
and Hurricane I'd go a hit. I think it was
October tenth, twenty eighteen. But in a house, so much
happens when you're not even trying to do paranormal research.
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Like when I would lay down to go to sleep,
I can I could just look in with my eyes
wide open. Here someone stomp across the floor from the
east to the west in front of my bed. And
there's nobody there. And I'm a little over two hundred pounds.
And when I got up and tried to stump, I
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couldn't make a stomping sound. It's impossible. I think there
was a rug on the ground, but no matter how
hard I try to stump, it's just impossible. So my
theory there is it could be some type of residual energy.
And also laying in bed, it would so like somebody
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just about the steps to the Hayes House. The front
stairway had two landings before you got to the top,
so it sounded like somebody was about two or three
steps from the second landing and then ran and stopped
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slumped as they got there, and then turned and came
up the other two steps. But there was ever anyone
in the house, and when I looked, nobody was there.
So the unusual running up the stairs, and it was
always in that same area, and I would say almost
towards the top of the stairway. So stuff like that
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probably would have been very interesting for the book. I
didn't have a chance to live there now. The owners
who owned Hayes House, they had given me a you know,
written permission for the book and the do paranormal research,
and they also had given me a key, so I
could have went and just discreetly stayed overnight, but I
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never did. I always just went on today and let
them know when I'm coming and let them know when
I'm leaving. Because it was a three story Victorian style
house that was built in nineteen oh eight by Jeff Buck,
and so they used it as like Airbnb. They went
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out space for artists in apological to the coming paint
because Apologicala is a big art town, and so it
was used for a number of things over the years.
And at the same time, I was very discreet about
my paranormal research because some people they don't want to
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do or stay or sleep in a place where someone
has done paranormal research. That's how touchy most people are
about the ghost of spirits. And it doesn't phaze me
a bit.
Speaker 7 (19:00):
So how many books have you written?
Speaker 4 (19:03):
Well? Two altogether. The Hayes House Ghosts or People Too
was written in uh well, published in about late August
or early September twenty eighteen, and then my second book,
Vampire's Dad or Alive, was published October of twenty twenty four.
I can show you that book right now, can you
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see it? Yeah, I'll show you the back.
Speaker 3 (19:34):
Yeah, I'm gonna I'll put links to the to well.
Speaker 7 (19:38):
Can you still buy the Hayes House book or not?
Speaker 4 (19:41):
You can, but only as an e book? Oh?
Speaker 7 (19:44):
Gotcha?
Speaker 4 (19:45):
As an e book?
Speaker 7 (19:47):
Yeah?
Speaker 3 (19:47):
If you send me the link where people can buy that,
I'll put that in. I know you can buy the
other book on Amazon, you know.
Speaker 4 (19:55):
I used to add the links and I don't know
where I put them.
Speaker 7 (19:58):
A storm, yeah, or I'll just find it then, but
I don't know it comes.
Speaker 4 (20:05):
It seems like me and computers are just not compatible.
It's like today I try to switch I guess over
to another server with my email, yeah, and it just
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didn't work right. So and when it opened up, it
only opened up a really small window. So I might
have to switch back or see what I can do
to change that. But it looks like from now on,
I'm going to be on my cellphone with any podcasts
that I do.
Speaker 7 (20:45):
Yeah, sometimes it's easier.
Speaker 4 (20:48):
Yeah, I agree. The book Vampire is Dead or Alive.
It's kind of like a lifetime of me thinking about
van vampires. I always enjoyed the TV program when I
was in middle school calling the Our Chhadows, and it
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came on in the evening.
Speaker 7 (21:10):
Yep.
Speaker 4 (21:10):
So I always kind of felt like Barnabas Columns was
a hero. I liked him. I thought he was cool.
So I always wondered how the vampires do what they do.
And you know, everyone thought of a vampire as being dead,
and so my book pretty much takes every chapter is
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a characteristic of a vampire, and it looks at as
a vampire more like a dead person or a living person,
and then it takes the characteristic. For instance, like if
the characteristic is they're able to just disappear to fin air,
I try to explain how they do that, and more
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or less, I think some way a vampire can warp
space and time. They have some type of small black
hole where they can warp space and time just for themselves,
not for the whole environment that they're in. And when
they whip space and time, they can go back to
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when they were just a spirit it did not have
a biological body. And I think that's how they're able
to just disappear and fit air. So yeah, that's that's
the way the book goes. And the book is short,
it's a little less than fifty pages, but there's no fluff,
there's no build up to it. There's just the information
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that is new and information I think people would like
to know. I've always wondered, how does a you know,
a vampire or change into a you know, shape shift,
change to a bat or a waterwolfware how does a
vampire stand in front of a mirror and not have
a reflection. So I tackle characteristics like that by you know,
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staying personally what I think and using scientific methods and
scientific everything from genetics to astro space type of subjects
like black holes and grown holes to describe how I
feel a vampire can do what they do and how
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many did people? You know, people will have a reflection
in a mirror, so anyway, so the fact that a
vampire was dead would not preclude it from having a
reflection in a mirror. But anyway, I tackle different ways
that a vampire may avoid having reflection in a mirror.
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And if you can bend light around you so light
don't hit you, then there's possibility to stand in front
of the mirror and not be seen theoretically, and also
if you are being projected straight into a human being's brain,
you know, I don't know they call it, I'm trying
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to think of the term. But you can just send
your faults in your audio so that only that person's
brain is seen in it. Then you're not physically there.
So if that's being done, then you won't have a
reflection in a mirror.
Speaker 7 (24:24):
True.
Speaker 3 (24:25):
True, So you I've I've seen a bunch of videos
of you looking at graves or like cleaning up around
them and stuff.
Speaker 7 (24:38):
So what's what's that all about?
Speaker 4 (24:40):
Well, usually it's in some cases I'm actually doing to
clean up. In other cases, I just go to places
that someone is taking care of it. One reason is
that it's much easier to see the tub stone if
someone can cut the trees around it or the limbs
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around you know, the bottom of the tree that's growing there.
But I also like to show that we have a
responsibility to preserve the cemeteries, yeah, because if we don't,
they're gonna be lost the time.
Speaker 7 (25:18):
Yeah, So I try to do.
Speaker 4 (25:22):
An educational type thing about paranormal communicating with the dead
and also how to respect and save these old cemeteries
so they just aren't lost the time. And one way
to respect to stab them is to cut the trees
down and don't let the trees grow in the first place,
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and just plant nice grass and keep it cut. And
at the same time, trees and pollen will build up
on tombstones after one hundred or so years, and you'll
get a very black or dark colored yellow type tombstone
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which can be cleaned off. But I've never cleaned the
tombstone before. I've taken rooms and swept dort off of
and leaves and stuff like that. Lead grass and all
off of the top of full grape cradles, and some
of the full grade cradles have really interesting designs on them,
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so you can't really get the benefit of it if
there's dirt and debris on top.
Speaker 2 (26:34):
So, but.
Speaker 4 (26:36):
I would have more people would just take it upon
themselves to go out and if they see a graveyard
where grasses and being mowed, you know, take a weed
eater and just work an hour and get as much
done as you can. And then if someone sees you
doing it, they might say, well, I'll go do it
for an hour. Yeah, and then you know, one hundred
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years from now there will be a paranormal research. You're
in there enjoying the one paranormal research at the gravestones
and pretty happy that you had the fourfall to save
it for them.
Speaker 3 (27:09):
Have you ever seen there's TikTok's and videos of there's
YouTube videos too of the people that clean the gravestones
and then they tell the story is at the same time.
Speaker 4 (27:24):
I've seen that right now, I'm not on TikTok, I
was for a while, but I have seen I guess
you say, videos like that, Yeah, I think it's interesting
and it's it's good because they were much needed to
stay the tombstones because it's very I find it very
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interesting when you do a paranormal research at a tombstone
it's one hundred years old. I just I think that's
so cool, and we need people to save and preserve
those tubes for future generations and paranormal researchers. Yeah.
Speaker 1 (28:05):
I am.
Speaker 3 (28:08):
Working on a documentary and two of those. Two of
the places that we're doing the documentary is in two
separate graveyards in the area that I live in. And
one of the things that I've been doing and I
haven't I haven't done it yet. I've done it, but
I haven't listened to the recordings yet. Has done a
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bunch of EVPs at different places within them, but I haven't.
Speaker 7 (28:34):
We've held off because we want to film ourselves listening
to it.
Speaker 3 (28:42):
But either way, I that's one of my favorite things.
And I think it's because it's peaceful, is actually going.
I used to eat lunch in a graveyard because it
was just peaceful there and I didn't hear anything but
the birds and the trees. So I have an affinity
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for graveyards. It's one of my things that I like
to I don't know. I'm just attracted to it for
some reason, not in a weird way.
Speaker 7 (29:15):
Just you know, I just am.
Speaker 2 (29:18):
So.
Speaker 4 (29:19):
You know, it used to be that people would pay
respect to their relatives and friends that had passed away
and on the weekends of pack picnic lunch and go
to the graveyard and eat just to be, you know,
in the air where their friend is buried. So that
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was very popular. I've read different things about that in
the turn of the century, that graveyards are more like
parks where people would go to do that. Now today,
most graveyards are overgrown and unless I go there and
do a lot of footage to say we're on that,
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they start taking care of it. So I guess I'm
good for something, right.
Speaker 3 (30:07):
The only the only graveyards that I see that are
usually really.
Speaker 7 (30:13):
Maintained are the.
Speaker 3 (30:17):
Like the Veterans' graveyards or the National cemeteries. But they
actually contract people that take care of those, so you know,
not everybody has them, right. But the two graveyards that
we've that we've been investigating.
Speaker 7 (30:37):
At are both very well run. So that's nice.
Speaker 3 (30:41):
You don't have a lot of you don't have any
overgrown stuff and whatnot. And they maintain the roads and everything.
And some of those I think one of them is
because it's a Catholic cemetery, so I think the church
actually contracts people to take care of it.
Speaker 7 (30:57):
And then the other one is is a.
Speaker 3 (31:01):
I guess it's a for profit thing, but the company
that owns it actually has a maintenance crew that does work,
so it's it's good to see. But some of these,
we have a bunch of old like I would say
they're either family cemeteries or like old soldier cemeteries like
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from like the Revolutionary warren stuff, or somebody goes and
maintains them. I just don't know who. But those are
really cool spots because you've got gravestones from the late
seventeen hundreds even and it's it's pretty.
Speaker 7 (31:39):
There's just an air to them that's really neat.
Speaker 4 (31:45):
At one time in America they used to allow people
to just their loved ones on their property.
Speaker 7 (31:52):
Right, So.
Speaker 4 (31:55):
Of course you'd say lot of money, Yeah, well I
don't stay in the family. Whoever comes in may not
cat for it the way you would.
Speaker 3 (32:03):
Yeah, we actually have a My family has a family
cemetery in Illinois on the old on the farm where
my family started basically, and part of that is the
family cemetery and there's still area around it, but it's
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because I have a grave site there. There's everybody around
has got there's room for everyone, and that was we
sold the farm, but that area is deeded to our family,
so we still own the family plot.
Speaker 7 (32:41):
So it's yes, we still own it. So yeah, and there's.
Speaker 3 (32:50):
Yeah, family members all the way back to the mid
eighteen hundreds buried there, so it's pretty cool.
Speaker 7 (33:00):
It's a pretty good, cool slice of history.
Speaker 4 (33:03):
Yeah, that's good.
Speaker 3 (33:06):
So give me one of your favorite paranormal investigations that
you've done. Tell me the story, just choose one.
Speaker 4 (33:17):
Well, I had an interesting situation that took place at
the eighteen eighty Victorian in Saint Augustine, Florida. You ever
had given me, you know, written permission to do a book,
and which I haven't done yet, but I mentioned it
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in my in my book Vampires Said or Alive. So
the eighteen eighty Victorian is mentioned in there, but only
in one aspect, and that was a young lady that
I thought was the owner's daughter. And you know, everyone
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in Florida who's weight is either red or brown, because
of the hot sun, and this young lady was just
pale white, so I thought, well, she must not go
out in the sun much at all. And she had
like shoulder left brown tight curly hair, kind of like
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what Shirley Temple had, yeah, when she was young and
would do all those tap dancing. But this this young
lady had like dark brown hair or black, and she
giggled a lot, like she thought everything was funny. So
I thought she was the owner's daughter. And then it
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came down. I was there for about two months. It
was right during COVID, So the first week that I
was there Saint Augustine, this is like downtown, the old
city part of Saint Augustine with the very narrow one
way streets, and everything was shut down, and it seemed
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like that week pattern Arna was like bouncing off the
walls as almost like they goes to spirits. Knew something
was wrong when there's no people walking around right downtown
on the streets of Saint Augustine. But anyway, I saw
the young lady at least three times, no two times,
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and that was when the order came down the first time,
and the owner came down the first time. There was
like nobody in town except me and his family. So
you know, when you heard the corridor shut, you looked
out to see what was happening.
Speaker 5 (35:42):
And I saw him and his wife, his sister, and
a young lady, four of them walking in and they
came in.
Speaker 4 (35:52):
I met them on the side of low and he
never introduced a young lady and I thought, well, that's strange,
and I thought, well, maybe you know she's a teenager
and shy, and he just spared her. So anyway, the
second time they came down, during the two months I
was there, they came down like on weekends. All four
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of them were setting on the front porch. At that time,
they had four rocking chairs. When I was there, gentleman
from off the street sat down and grabbed one, so
then after that it was down to three. But while
there was still four rocking chairs, the young lady was
sitting in the one closest to me as I was
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walking up for my walk to go into the first
four front porch, and then next to her, I thought
it was her father, the owner of the house, and
then next to him was his wife, and next to
his wife was his sister. And he invited me to
sit down, and I thought, well, I don't want to
chase the young lady out in her chair, so I said, no,
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I'm gonna go on in. I just had a walk.
I'll talk to you all later. And then he introduced
himself and his wife and his sister, but never introduced
the young lady. So I looked at the young lady
and I said, I used to in school, and she
just kind of giggled and never answered me. And then
he answered me like I was talking to him, which
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is kind of like.
Speaker 6 (37:23):
You.
Speaker 4 (37:24):
He said, no, I've been out of school. Wow, I don't.
I'm not in school anymore. So I got well, that's
kind of strange. So the bottom line, to make the
story short, nobody else can see the young lady except
for me.
Speaker 7 (37:39):
Wow.
Speaker 4 (37:41):
So I tied that into my book. When it comes
to vampires dead or alive as a characteristic, the only
one that I can think of where I'm not saying
the young lady was a vampire. And I think goes
to stredits can manipulate your brain so that you can
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see and hear them audio wise and visual wise, and
I think that's what that young lady was doing. She
was sending her information. So I was the only one
they could see her, hear her, and if she was
going on purpose, I'm not sure if she understood what
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was happening, because she was giggling, because I think she
thought it was funny that I was the only one
that could see her.
Speaker 7 (38:29):
Yeah, of course.
Speaker 4 (38:31):
And well I actually saw the second time that the
owner was down. He told me they would be leaving
early Monday morning and flying out and I would have
the place all to myself. So that morning I got
up early and was getting ready to do paranormal research,
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and I think I walked out with the camera on.
I was getting ready to go out anyway and do
a pir normal research in the hallway and then go
up to the second or third floor apartment in complete
paranormal research. So I heard a knock on the outside
of the door, and I had heard a couple months
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in that area, but it was usually dark out, you know,
late at night, and I didn't go outside to see
who it was. So this time I was standing there
for all my equipment, getting ready to go out anyway.
So open up the door really quick. That young lady
was there.
Speaker 1 (39:29):
Wow.
Speaker 4 (39:30):
They had like these flower vases full of stuff. I
think one flower vase was full of information about what
to do while you're in Saint Augustine, and another one
was like filled with like matches or whatever. So she
took something out of one of those vases and it
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tapped against the wall. So I here, well, that was
just accidental, and she had it was all over the floor,
you know. It was the entrance way in hallway going
up to the stairway. And she said she could never
figure out how to separate the lights and the clothes
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and which ones for the hot which ones for the
cold water. And I said, well, I just throw all
mine in together, and she giggled and laughed about that,
and I think I even asked her. I asked her
if her name was Margaret, because she looked like a
young Margaret Key, which I had been to her house
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to try to do paranormal research, and I was never
able to get permission from the owner. But anyway, I
had actually had a dream about Margaret Key after I
went to her house and asked At that time, I
never asked the owner for permission. I just wanted to
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see what it looked like inside. And it was brilliant.
It was original wood. It was original wood, horizontal wallboards, ceyboards,
and floorboards. Everything was original and you can see the
original grain had ever been painted over. You can see
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the original you know, wolving grain. And you know it's
just to me that that table wood is beautiful.
Speaker 6 (41:35):
Now.
Speaker 4 (41:35):
Some of it may have been painted over, but if so,
he restored it to its original look. So anyway, that weekend,
I went back to Texas. That's when I was still
working for custom Border and Protections and forensic scientists, so
I would take the long weekend and you know, go
to Florida. So I when I got back into the car,
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it was a rental car, and in the real car,
it was the first time that the seat belt need
fastened coming on. That meant there was a spirit sitting
in the seat. Now I figure, well, it's probably Margaret Key,
because I knew she was the last person that lived
there and when she passed away, the house was sold.
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So I told her, I said, you know, I'm getting
ready to go out of town, and you know, if
you don't go back now, you'd have to go to
Houston with me. So I guess that was five miles
outside west of the Apple at Chicola, and a seatbelt
needed fastening light went off, so I knew she had left,
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but that weekend. For the next weekend, I actually had
a dream and then the dream this was Margaret Key.
That's her marry name. I don't know where her maiden name.
But in the dream, I was in an old second
floor kind of like Victorian type home and it was
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almost like I was with a relator that was trying
to sell me the house where I was just kind
of looking at the house for a future paranormal research prospects.
So anyway, I read a lady crying and it seemed
like a realtor didn't pay any attention. So I walked
out in the hall to see who was crying, and
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there was an elderly lady with gray hair walking up
the steps, and she kind of had curly gray hair
like this but not similar, but simply not like the
young lady that I saw at the eighteen eighty eighteen
eighty Victorian in Saint Augustine. But anyway, the lady that
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came up the steps, she faced turned away from me
and faced into a mirror. There was a at the
top of the steps, and I felt so sorry for
I hugged her and she just said I must not,
and then that was the end of the dream. But
I could see her face clearly by looking into the mirror,
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so a lo I liked the young lady that I
saw at the eighteen eighty Victorian, and that was in
twenty twenty, and the situation that dream that I had
was probably somewhere between twenty thirteen and twenty sixteen, because
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I retired in twenty sixteen. So anyway, I asked a
young lady if her name was Margaret, and she said,
how do you know my name? You know? So yeah, yeah,
that was kind of strange, and I didn't when all
this was going on. You know, as a season paranormal
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researcher is humbling because I did not know that I
was talking to a ghost or spirit that no one
else could see, and it just seemed to me like
as a ghost or spirit, she really didn't have any
overwhelming message for me. I did ask her to do
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paranormal research with me because I thought, well, if you're
going to be here on Monday, it might be good
to have a family member with me, because sometimes there's
a good trigger object to get ghost of spirits to
warm up to you and communicate with you, yeah, and
she didn't want any parts of that. And this is
while I was talking to her, while the clues were
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on the ground. So anyway, I went back in my apartment,
took my equipment and said, well, I'll wait until she
goes home. Because I'm trying to remember. She either said
she was going to go home later that day or
the next morning. I'm pretty sure it was later that night.
She said she had a flight. So I went back
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in and I don't know what I was doing. I
think I was looking at videos, and at that time
I was putting them title, giving them a title, and
putting them into my long term storage on my external
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hard drive. That way I would match out my hard
drive on my capter. So I got busy doing that,
and about an hour went by, and I figured, well,
hour was enough to do a couple of load to close,
And I said, you know, I don't hear the worship
drawing board and the worsher drivers right against the I
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guess you could say the roof wall of my apartment.
I was staying in an apartment number one at the
eighteen eighty Victorian there in Saint Augustine. So I opened
the door and looked out, no clothes on the floor,
the marcher and the dryer were empty, and I didn't
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hear anyone go up and down the steps. Now, you
can get busy doing something to just tune everything out,
so that's the possibility. But my apartment, anyone going up
to down the steps, and even when I went up
and down the steps, even if I tried to be quiet,
it was like clone clon Clum, just a vibrating, you know,
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noise machine when you stay. So anyway, I went up
to the second floor and the third floor to check
to see if she was in either rooms. She wasn't there.
There was nothing in either room. The doors weren't locked,
so she had already left and I didn't even hear it.
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And I thought, well, that was strange. You know, the
whole thing seemed strange to me. But I didn't think
about her being a ghost or spirit until theater on,
but I thought she could, you know, I was thinking
maybe she was Margaret Key, because she looked a lot
like the elderly woman that I gave a hunt joke
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coming up the steps crying. And I found out later
on I was talking to different people in that black
Chacola because I'd always go back and visit. And I
talked to one lady and I asked her, I said,
have you ever been in the keyhouse when missus Key
was alive? And she said yes. She said that she
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had been like like home nursing or whatever at one time,
and she had been there on a regular basis. And
I asked her, was there a mira at the top
of the steps on the second floor. She said yes,
How would you know? And I said, well, I've never
been there, but I was. I just told her I
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was told about it because I didn't want to scare
her off, like yeah, yeah, right, normal researcher. I wanted
more information, so she actually I asked her what was said, well,
what's the story behind the mirror? Because I knew that
something involved that mirror and she was crying about it.
And that's when the lady told me. Well, she said,
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the neighbor that.
Speaker 9 (49:18):
Lived next to her in the large house towards the
south of her property came and got that mirror when
she passed away, and she wanted that mirror to stay
with the house.
Speaker 4 (49:31):
Now, I don't know, you know how great that mirror was.
Some of the old mirrors had some really good decorative
wood and trim and were very very attractive type wood
around him. So anyway, that's what that dream was about.
And I had an opportunity to go to this gentleman's
store and bring it to his attention. And I just
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looked at him and I said, you know that mirror
that was at the top of missus keys stay away
on the second floor, and he automatically got defensive, Oh,
that was mine. I'd given that third ear to borrow
and I just took it back when she died. So
all the menue, you got defensive, and I just said, well,
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I think that missus Key would like you to put
it back, And I said, would you please consider putting
it back? And then I just walked out. And I
think that's what she wanted me to do, at least
that's the message I got. So I then give him
some spirits do communicate with me. I try to pass
the message on in a way that I think they
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would like it to be passed on.
Speaker 7 (50:41):
You know.
Speaker 4 (50:43):
Yeah, I had no idea if he ever put it back,
But he got really defensive right away. It was like
it wasn't no denying or not knowing anything about a mirror.
He just came off right away. That was mine. I
give it to her. I lent it to her, so
when she died I got it back. Yeah, it's said away. Yeah,
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people would will just put well a dead Christian once
just they don't care anymore once they pass away, and
they just do what they want with that dead person's
property if they can get away with it.
Speaker 7 (51:22):
It's yeah, yeah for sure.
Speaker 4 (51:29):
So I'm really hoping to go back and check out
the eighteen eighty. I didn't want to write a book
about the eighteen eighty until I get a chance to
go back and see if this young lady reappears.
Speaker 7 (51:43):
Yeah right, that's interesting, though I know.
Speaker 4 (51:45):
That chances are slim to none because brutally, brutely it
never happens. That had never happened to me before. But
before I write the book about the eighteen eighty Victorian,
I would like to go back. And I haven't traveled
much since twenty twenty one. I have a kidney problem,
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so chronic kidney disease, and a lot of times your
bullet pressure is all over the place, like the high
one minute, low the next. And I had a couple
of different doctors to keep one of the change my medicine,
and I say, my god, every time you change my medicine,
it froze me for a really, really bad time. So
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I finally got a doctor I was able to talk
came into taking me off the medicine, and just I
would monitor it. And it goes up and down if
I see something, if something happens in my life, I
think it's unfair and I don't like it goes up.
If I'm having a relaxing day, it goes your way down.
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So I'm not on any blood pressure medicine now. And
after they took me off that blood pressure medicine, my
kidneys were functioning up to fifty and a little over
fifty percent. But when they kept changing that blood pressure medicine,
my kidneys were like functioning maybe thirty three percent.
Speaker 7 (53:17):
Yeah, it's no good.
Speaker 4 (53:18):
So so now I'm I'm I'm happy with the way
things are going with that. So I think I'm going
to try to get some time to go back to
Saint Augustine, maybe a two week period at least, and
stay there. Yeah, that that lady goes to spirit follows
up with me, because I really like to know who
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she is and if I'm the only one that can
see her. You know, when when people so called people
that have psychiatric conditions, usually when they see something or
hear something it's negative. They very rarely hear or see
something and it's neutral or positive. And like with this
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young lady, it was almost as if she was shocked
and old that I could see her, because she just
kept giggling about it. Yeah, you know, so it's almost
like she did not expect me to be able to
see her. So that could be me having some abilities
to be able to see some ghosts and spirits at
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a certain frequency. I don't think all ghosts of spirits
are at the same frequency. And if their energy is
it that a frequency that we have the ability to see,
because our eyes are limited to what we could visually
see frequency wise, then we're not going to be able
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to see them even if they are there.
Speaker 7 (54:48):
Yeah, but.
Speaker 3 (54:53):
Have you seen other like I mean, like like the
way that you saw her, Like you really couldn't differentiate
whether she was real or not, right, have you seen other.
Speaker 7 (55:04):
Ghosts like that too?
Speaker 4 (55:07):
It's very rare.
Speaker 7 (55:09):
The only I was just wondering if you had.
Speaker 4 (55:13):
I have, But it's rare and it's usually you know,
just usually they'll say something profound, like one time in Appalachicola,
there was a lady that came up to me and
she said, you know, you're very unique. And I thought,
oh no, it's gonna be a lady complain about me
doing paranormal research. So I thought I was waiting for
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her to lay an inch to me about it. And
I said, in what way? And she said, well, how
many people do paranormal research by themselves like you? And
she was starting to say that she thought I was
a and then a lady came up and said, a
luk to me, it's like a bad time to be
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popular on the street. And then when I look back,
she had walked away. So at that point in time,
I don't know what I was doing. I think I was.
I think I was staying at the Hayes house. It
was one weekend that I was visiting Florida when I
was living in Houston, Texas, and I think I was
on my way to go someplace and eat. So I
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didn't think about it anymore, but I would love to
have heard what she thought I was. She if I
already told me that I was something more than just
a regular human being, and at least that's what I
was thinking, And I don't know. I saw her walking away,
so she probably was a real person. Now the other
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times that I could think of. When I was in
the hospital with kidney failure, two doctors came and told
me that I was going to die, which I didn't
because I'm still here and I are you. That pissed
me off because as a medic, I wouldn't never tell
anyone they were going to die. Yeah, if a lot
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of people, a doctor's word is sacred with a lot
of people, a lot of patients that the doctor says
you're going to die, you know, you just take their
room for it. Where I've been in the army and
all of a sudden, I don't take I don't think
anyone's room for anything, you know, even a doctor's word.
So anyway, I was in the ICU when they told
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me that I was going into renal failure and they
had moved me to a long term care facility as
for thirty days. I didn't know that at the time,
but I found it out later on, and the long
term care facility was usually a step away from hospice,
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which I didn't know either until later. So in this
long term care facility, on my second day there, they
put me on a chemotherapy medicine because they were worried
that my kidneys were so bad what was left of them.
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My body would attack my kidney's thinking that they were
a foreign object. So they put me on chemotherapy, and
they didn't want me to have any visitors, which they
didn't have many. Anyway, So the nurse that I had
that day was very high strung and very angry. So
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she came into my room and start barking out orders.
And at that time my mouth was very dry, and
she wanted me to put the pills in my mouth
and then drink the water and they would stick to
my tongue and cause me to choke. So anyway, that
was a ladya that probably shouldn't have hit nursing at all.
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So anyway, she was walking out as this woman was
walking in, so I said, well, she must have saw her.
And as this woman walked in, she said, at the
chair at the end of my bed, and she told
me that I was going to get better, I was
gonna fully recover. And I said, you know, I think
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the same thing, and I smiled, and then she came
over and shook my hand, and when she shook my hand,
she took off hands and kind of held my hand
and she said she had to go, and she walked out.
She gave me a business card, and I said, well,
how can I get in touch with you? And then
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she gave me a business card and then she was
walking out as a nurse was walking in. So they
you know, it's a very narrow space between the foot
of the bed and the wall, and they kind of
passed each other. So I said, there is anything, so
then she had to see her. So anyway, I want
to sleep after that, and when I woke up, I
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couldn't find a business card, and I thought that nurse
had taken the business card. So I, as a nurse,
I said, where did business card go that the lady
gave me? That was in here? And she said, you
had no visitors today, mister Evans, really mean like And
I said, well, the lady passed you as she came in,
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she passed you as she went out, and she said,
I didn't see any lady. So that was another time.
But believe me, when this when if the average person
sees the grocer spirit, they won't know it, you know,
because the lady that came to my bedside and told
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me I was gonna make a full recovery, which I have.
I'm here right now, and it's what twenty twenty five,
And this all happened early January of twenty seventeen. So
the lady was right, and I never seen her again.
And I asked the nurse. I said, though, well, who
(01:01:06):
was that lady that came And they said that I
had no visitors that day and the only other time
that was during the hospital's day.
Speaker 1 (01:01:20):
Was a.
Speaker 4 (01:01:23):
Lady who was dressed like a nurse and a movie.
Really late at night, they didn't move me. I think
there was an auto accident or something and they had
at least three people coming in, so they moved me
ten thirty at night, and that was like a narrow
(01:01:45):
hallway to get to this hospital within the hospital, and
the nurse from the ICU was moving me, and she
was met by another nurse and said, I know you're
visiting the ICU. I'll take him from here, and she did,
and that nurse brought me into my room. I still
remember the room numbers, room three three three, and she
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allowed me to scoot over into the bed while she
had held the stretcher so I wouldn't slide.
Speaker 1 (01:02:14):
And then.
Speaker 4 (01:02:16):
You know, it was almost eleven o'clock and it was
time for vinyl signs and I answer her she'd take
my vinyl signs and she did. And a strange thing
about it. I hadn't published my book yet because the
book didn't get published until twenty eighteen, I guess, late August,
and I started telling her about my book because I figured,
(01:02:37):
you know, nurses are going to be open to the paranormal.
I'm trying to get someone and rested in my book
and I told her, you know, I'm writing a book
about They's house goes for people too, And she says, yeah,
I know all about your book, Gooster Evans. I thought, wow,
she know all about my book. So anyway, that was
kind of strange. But she took my vinyl signs and
(01:03:00):
as she was going out the door, I said, well,
don't forget my chart. So the chart was at the
foot of my bed, and I handed her to chart,
and the best of my knowledge, she took it. So
about twelve midnight, a nurse came in my room and
wanted to know who I was and why I was
in this bed woke me up and I thought, my god,
(01:03:24):
am I why I z own or what? And I said, well,
the nurse brought me in here and put me in here.
You know, I just I hadn't been there. What probably
listened an hour and a half and I said, she
said what did this urse look like? And I described her.
I said she was gray hair, probably in her early sixties.
(01:03:45):
There's no enough shirt. It looks like that. I thought, wow,
I said, this is this is kind of strange. Yeah,
So anyway, and I said, well, she cut my bibles.
Go check she she's got my bibles. So I told
her who I was. She checked and she said, okay,
you're mister Evan just musn't be in here. I thought,
oh my god. You know it says I'm just badly ill,
(01:04:09):
and this is the way the nurses are responding to me.
So anyway, I got to stay in there. And she
almost thought it was some type of homeless prussure trying
to steal a bit for the night.
Speaker 7 (01:04:22):
Right.
Speaker 4 (01:04:23):
So anyway, it was one of those things where I
don't know who this nurse was, but nobody else knew her.
And they finally I was there for thirty days, so
they finally allowed me to walk with a walker. I
had other complications too, like I had drag kang green
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in two of my toes, and my circulations to my
feet are really bad. So I would get up and
walk in place like you're marching in place inside the
bed so I could get the circulation going in my feet,
because I didn't want to lose my feet. And you know,
the doctors were more worried about saving my life and
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you know, the feet they saved the play second fiddle,
but I wanted to keep both. So one day they
gave me a walker, And at first they weren't allowing
me to walk on my own, and I got so
sick and tired of having to walk with a nurse.
(01:05:28):
They had this belt that they would tie around you,
kind of like almost like a repelling belt, and they
keep pulling up on it while so I wouldn't fall,
and that was uncomfortable. So I think one day I
walked on my own. But after that they allowed me
to just go with the walker and walk around and
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come back. But one time, when I was walking with
the walker, I saw that nurse again, the nurse that
had walked me there that night and she was pushing
the only woman in a wheelchair, which I didn't know,
and I said on the load to both of them,
and she just said, the lady in a wheelchair doesn't talk.
(01:06:11):
And I told her that I was out walking with
my walker, and she said, I see you're doing well,
and then she said she had the guys. So she
turned around and went the other way. And you know,
there was like three nurses stations that within this long
term care hospital, within the hospital that I was in,
(01:06:34):
But it was something that no person at my nursing
station knew this woman, and they said that no woman
worked there that was that age. Most of the nurses
that were there were rather where we're young, I would say,
twenties and thirties. Yeah, so that's a possibility that she
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was a ghost of spirit that only I could see. Yeah,
I don't know who the only woman in the wheelchair was.
Now doggle ganger. Yeah, familiar with the term doggleganger, am? Yes,
that's when a ghost or spirit appears to you looking
like a person that you know and trust, so they
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can kind of give you like a message, message that
they want you to follow and take. Well, when I
was in the ICU at the same time in the hospital,
which was like January first of twenty seventeen, I guess
my second or third day there. I also had internal
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bleeding above my esophacus because I had taken copious amounts
of ib profen to help with the paint in both
knees and my lower back from in line of duty
injuries with the army, and the copious amounts of ibuprofen
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kind of you we owed the blood vessels right about
your esophkis because that's where the ibuprofen seems to linger,
if it lingers at all. Sometimes it doesn't. So that
was the area that was bleeding, and uh, they were
gonna they were scheduling me to go back in for
surgery to try to stop the bleeding in that area.
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And that morning, uh, one of my doctors at that
time I was I was kind of confused. I didn't
know which doctor was witch. But it turned out my
Kenny Dowker had called and she start outside in the hallway,
which the ICU is a very very usually narrow U
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shaped tight building or triangular shape, not triangular shape, but
larger than the square. I'm trying to think of the
term cor right and with the rooms on at least
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three sides in a nursing station that takes out one side,
it's about the life of two hallways. So my room
was very close to the hallway by the Kendy doctor
always came inside the room and talked to me, but
this time she's stood on the outside and she smiled,
and I said, well, will he's smalling about? I figured
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she had good news and she said, You're bleeding has stopped.
I said, oh, that's good. So I wanted to go
to surgery, and then she walked away. So when the
nurse came and said, miss Raymonds's time you go to surgery,
and I said, we'm not coil because the doctor said
the bleeding had stopped. So they wanted to know what doctor.
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Of course I didn't know the doctor's name because I
was still somewhat confused. So the nurse said, mister Remonds,
your room weren't ending me. You're gonna die if this
bleeding doesn't stop. You should go down the surgery and
I said, no, I'm not going because the doctor said
it had stopped. So the surgery I think was scheduled
for like three pm at about five pm before breakfast
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was served. The nurse came in and she said, well,
mister Evans, I drawed your blood and your red blood
cell count is going up. So the bleeding had stopped.
And she just stayed quiet because she had spilled to
me so bad. Right, So anyway, I never had to
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have any more surgery to stop that bleeding. Wow, I
don't know, and I did that, Kenny doctor. I kept
her for a couple of years until she moved away,
and I asked her one day, I said, remember that
time you came to my I see you room has
stood out in the hall and told me that the
bleeding has stopped. I asked her, how did you know that?
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And she said, mister Evans, that wasn't me. I had
no way owen, So I think that was double Gamer
who wanted me to know that. Had I went down
to had they went in in that sensitive area messed
with it anymore, they might cause it to be worse.
Speaker 7 (01:11:14):
Yeah. Possibly.
Speaker 1 (01:11:17):
Wow.
Speaker 3 (01:11:19):
Well, Keith, I, yeah, we've got to wrap it up.
But your stories are amazing. I want you to tell
the audience where they can find you.
Speaker 6 (01:11:33):
Well.
Speaker 4 (01:11:35):
I have a YouTube channel called Paranormal Short Sessions by
Keith Evans, and it's free to subscribe, And I'm also
on Facebook and Instagram and my two books, Vampire's Dead
All Alive. It's available on Amazon, paperback, ebook on Kindle,
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and The Hayes House Ghoster Too is available only on Kindle. Okay,
so I hope everyone will check out the books. I
would say my favorite book is The Vampires That Are Alive,
just because it's it's brand new information.
Speaker 7 (01:12:14):
It's not just.
Speaker 4 (01:12:16):
You know, when someone nice about their paranormal research and
getting similar things we call by a different ghost in
different spirits and a different paranormal investigator. But if you
want something brand new or something just totally you know,
blows your mind. Most people haven't thought about some of
the things that I thought about when it comes to
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how a vampire, how vampires do what they do. So
if you're into science and you want to learn something
new and to read The Vampires that Are Alive by
Keith Evans, yeah for sure.
Speaker 2 (01:12:53):
You know.
Speaker 7 (01:12:53):
Well, we appreciate you coming on and uh we'll.
Speaker 3 (01:12:57):
Do it again soon, Okay, appreciate you having me, yeah kid,
all right, thanks, all right.
Speaker 6 (01:13:06):
Yeah, I got bad thoughts that make my mind scared.
Speaker 10 (01:13:09):
Hold me hostage and they don't fight fair.
Speaker 6 (01:13:11):
Who're gonna pray for me?
Speaker 4 (01:13:12):
And white bro my tests?
Speaker 6 (01:13:14):
Who's gonna save me? If you're not right here?
Speaker 4 (01:13:16):
Move this darkness and make my sight clear.
Speaker 6 (01:13:19):
Take me your way, because I don't like you.
Speaker 10 (01:13:21):
Don't stop my past day feeling the night here, wake
me up. I'm trapped in my Nightmases.
Speaker 6 (01:13:34):
Trapped in my Nightmas, trowling.
Speaker 10 (01:13:46):
Trowling, I move the deepen apparition, some of all my deepness,
all my thoughts, I come, making trees.
Speaker 6 (01:13:53):
It all alone.
Speaker 1 (01:13:54):
Who gonna hear me?
Speaker 10 (01:13:55):
Screaming matterf stay, shits on my fists, regrets that stretched
out for light years. You can almost touch the light
on mees right there, body free, but tracing my nightmare.
Speaker 1 (01:14:06):
I don't let me ja our life of fame.
Speaker 4 (01:14:10):
All my life is faith, All my life.
Speaker 10 (01:14:14):
Is faced, and that I was wake.
Speaker 6 (01:14:16):
I don't let me jo. My life is fading. All
my life is fame enough.
Speaker 4 (01:14:32):
We need trating my Nightmas.
Speaker 1 (01:15:02):
School a
Speaker 4 (01:15:22):
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Speaker 2 (00:27):
Mm hmm mm hmm mm hm m m.
Speaker 1 (00:50):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (00:56):
So for for my audience, I just started recording because
I liked what you were talking about your story, So
tell everybody who you are and what you do.
Speaker 4 (01:12):
Well. I'm Keith Evans. I'm a paranormal investigator. I've been
doing paranormal investigation since i was a little kid, which
my parents weren't very excited about that at all. And
to this day, the ones that are still living still
think that I'm certifiable crazy, even though I'm not. And
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they think that anyone believes in ghost spirits aren't very intelligent.
But I consider myself to be very intelligent, and I
more or less try to get a personal relationship with
the ghost of spirit. I don't go in with guns
blazing thinking that every ghost of spirits evil or demonic.
I just kind of talked to him. I got to
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talk to anyone else that I met on the street
that if you want to go to spirit to feel comfortable, if.
Speaker 5 (02:02):
You you have to treat them with respect and treat
them in a way that they want to talk to you.
And a lot of times those spirits will choose to
talk to whoever they find interesting.
Speaker 4 (02:15):
And I'm the type of person I haven't even though
I lived in Florida, I haven't went fishing since nineteen
seventy eight and I've never owned a boat. I've only
been out on a boat a couple of times, and
most of that was with the army. And I just
go to spirit may not find me interesting. So those
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people think, well, if you're really good at what you
do paranormal researching, every goes to spirit will talk to you. Now,
it's just like in life. Not everyone likes you and
not wants to talk to you. Not everyone finds you interesting.
If I go into a place and start talking to
a person that's decree relentious, they'll just get up and
walk away from me.
Speaker 6 (02:58):
You know.
Speaker 4 (02:59):
I've told people that I was a paranormal researcher and
they look at me and say, so, you're a devil worshiper.
It has nothing to do with that. So people have
all types of beliefs that aren't true about other people.
So as a paranormal researcher, I try to be very
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open minded, especially with ghosts and spirits. And I've been
the places that even where people say it's very very
negative energy and I haven't seen that, and I feel
a lot of people missed the true places of great
anxiety and great loss, like a hospital, as something being evil.
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But you know, if you go into a place where
there's been a lot of energy where someone found out
that a loved one died or even the patient found
out they were going to die, that's a lot of
residual energy that is pretty negative, even pretty sad, and
pretty profound. So when you go paranormal researching there, you're
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gonna find it. And you know, you can't always label
anything that's not pump beat and happy as being evile
or demonic. So I've always tried to treat the ghost
of spirits the way I would like to be treated,
and I think that's the reason why I get my
paranormal activity when I do paranormal research. And I didn't
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purchase any paranormal equipment until probably twenty eleven, and that's
when I started working with the lab there in Houston
for Custom Border Protection as a laboratory of scientific services.
So I started to make some really good money then
because I didn't get my degree in chemistry until I
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was fifty, so I got the job with Custom Border
Protection as a forensic scientist when I was fifty three,
and you know, I had extra money, and I thought, well,
why not go ahead and buy some of the paranormal equipment.
I think the first thing I ordered was the odlass.
Back then it was OLAS four, and it took a
(05:16):
while to get it because the company that I ordered
it from had back long orders. So the second thing
I ordered was the mailmeter. I got the melometer first
and started doing paranormal research with that, and you know,
I really got some good results and a lot of
(05:36):
you know, high electromagnetic readings. And then when the ALLUS
four came in, you know, I'd really got some intelligent
responses right away. And then sometimes I felt like, well,
I'm just getting jibber jabber. And I think a lot
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of times the ghosts and spirits that are in the
area or actually communicating between themselves, and you get a
lot of cross talk, because I don't think you all aspire.
If they can pick up what a ghost spirit wants
to tell me, they can probably pick up a conversation
between two ghost of spirits that you know, they might
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be talking about something atally different than what I'm talking about.
So I just find that having the equipment kind of
is like a secondary support to show that your data
at sometimes is very real and very intelligent responses. Now,
(06:41):
of course everyone says, well, how do you know it's
a dead person? Well, possibility. It can be a dead person.
It could be a person from another dimension who somehow
can communicate with people on Earth for whatever it means.
And it could be some type of intelligent space being
who is monitoring it and responding just for fun, just
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to you know, nag my chain. So there are other possibilities,
and I can't say for sure what I like to believe.
In most cases, it's a ghost or spirit that's communicating
with me. And most of the ghost of spirits that
I've communicated with or down to earth, they're pretty normal people.
They're just like us, except they no longer have a
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biological body, and most of them are decent and kind
and if anything, neutral towards me. I've never really got
anything that was threatening. One time, I wasn't going to
paranormal research at all, but how to ghost to spirit?
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You will punched me on the right jaw and it
just snapped my really quick. I don't do it because
my neck willar. But that was and I thought, well,
it could be some type of muscles, but whatever it was,
I wouldn't want it to happen again. And when it happened,
I didn't even let on like it happened because I figured,
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I don't want to give the ghosts and the spirit
that did that any intel on how he's affected me.
So he does it again. So I really feel that
if you're ever as a paranormal researcher, if you're ever
in a frightening position, you know, don't allow the ghost
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of spirits to know what all is happening to you,
because then they can engage how they can use their
energy against it. I would say just keep a low profile.
And I think a lot of times people do their
acting for TV, and that's why I'll probably never be
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on TV.
Speaker 3 (09:00):
Right, So you actually, you you think what I'd like
to know is what is what is going on? How
many different types of ghosts and spirits are there?
Speaker 7 (09:14):
Do you think? Like?
Speaker 3 (09:15):
And I don't need a solid number, but what do
you think is going on there with different types of
ghosts or spirits?
Speaker 4 (09:25):
Well, I think once we pass away, there's always a
possibility that our soul, which is our electromagnetic energy will
be recycled. So I'm not sure that every ghost and
spirit who's ever died is always going to stay a uh,
you know, a ghost of spirit outside of a biological body.
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Probably a lot of them will just be recycled back
into another biological body. Reincarnation is the term. And all
I can say is if they if they see say
they like about you, and just like your friends and
the family that you do like. You know, if you
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have something in common, it's going to bring you together
with that ghost of spirit. And I'm most people you
know use the term attachment, and I find that too negative.
Are very negative, and I don't see if it goes
the spirit wants to hang out with me, and you know,
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do things like put down the toilet lead and turn
lights on and off and open my door and not
shut it tight. Then I know, you know they're doing
whatever they're doing, but I don't let it bother me.
It's a common occurrence. I remember one time I was
just reading in the dark, I guess from the Army reading,
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trying to read it low light or low sunlight or
cloudy days without using any light at all. And I
was sitting in a chair and the ghost of spirit
turned all the night for me, and I just said
thank you for turning on the light. So that are
my common experiences with ghosts of spirits in the place
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that I live right now. I've lived in places where
there wasn't much going on at all. When I first
moved from Maryland to Florida back in nineteen ninety three
so I could be closer to my daughter, I lived
in a place where if you walked into the bathroom,
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it's good in front of the mirror, you could feel
wind coming through the bathroom window that was totally shut,
you know, and you go outside and it's not windy,
and you know, that was paranormal, and certain areas the
paranormal that I experienced would be limited. And also in
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that same place, one afternoon, I heard someone say Keith,
just like that, And I was sitting with no TV on,
no radio on, just sitting there. It usually happens in
the afternoon if I'm going to hear my name called.
It also happened after Hurricane Michael. I was sitting in
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a At that time, I was living at the Hayes House,
which is where I wrote my first book. I did
paranormal research there for about a year and wrote the
book The Hayes House Ghost of People Too. I don't
see if I can get it aimed so the people
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can see the book. Can you see it pretty good?
Speaker 7 (12:48):
Yeah?
Speaker 4 (12:49):
Now the Hayes House goes for People Too. It's no
longer in paperback, but it's still available on kindle. And
I stayed there after Hurricane Michael because the place I
was living at Mexico Beach just got destroyed. So when
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I moved into the Hayes House, the owners had found
out about my place being destroyed, and they said, well,
why don't you were in the third floor apartment, and
I'm so glad I had that opportunity to live there,
even though it was a short period of time. They
sold the Hayes House in March, so I was only
there from the end of October to maybe the first
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of March. But while I was there, I all my
paranormal equipment got destroyed and marshed away during the storm
surge of Hurricane Michael. So I was able to purchase
anometer and a thermal immature, and that's the only thing
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I had during that period of time. I wish I
could have had to obspy b I ordered it from
a company that never ever sent it, and they finally
gave my money back, which took about six months. My god.
While I was there one afternoon, I was sitting in
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a chair and it was at the four fatherth east
side of the room, and I heard a voice from
the opposite corner, the southwest side of the room say Keith,
And I thought, well, maybe.
Speaker 8 (14:32):
I didn't lock the door at the bottom of the steps,
because the third floor apartment, your door, this looks like
a closet door, but you open it up and it's
a very narrow stairway that goes up to the third
floor apartment.
Speaker 4 (14:46):
So I thought somebody probably walked up and wanted me,
and I looked up and nobody was there. So it's
only a few times in my life I've heard someone
say my name, and it's always I would say.
Speaker 6 (15:01):
Brown.
Speaker 4 (15:02):
Say one pm to about three pm is the area
of time that it happens, which is kind of unusual,
so I have no ideal it could have been. It
was a voice that sounded like a lady, not a
high pitched pitch voice, but a regular type tone female voice,
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so it could have been Kathleen Hayes I have heard
her voice on historical tapes where she was talking about
the history of Apalachicola. So anyway, I really got to
do a lot of in depth paranormal research that's not
even in the book because I had already published a book.
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I think it was Ogust or early September twenty eighteen
and Hurricane I'd go a hit. I think it was
October tenth, twenty eighteen. But in a house, so much
happens when you're not even trying to do paranormal research.
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Like when I would lay down to go to sleep,
I can I could just look in with my eyes
wide open. Here someone stomp across the floor from the
east to the west in front of my bed. And
there's nobody there. And I'm a little over two hundred pounds.
And when I got up and tried to stump, I
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couldn't make a stomping sound. It's impossible. I think there
was a rug on the ground, but no matter how
hard I try to stump, it's just impossible. So my
theory there is it could be some type of residual energy.
And also laying in bed, it would so like somebody
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just about the steps to the Hayes House. The front
stairway had two landings before you got to the top,
so it sounded like somebody was about two or three
steps from the second landing and then ran and stopped
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slumped as they got there, and then turned and came
up the other two steps. But there was ever anyone
in the house, and when I looked, nobody was there.
So the unusual running up the stairs, and it was
always in that same area, and I would say almost
towards the top of the stairway. So stuff like that
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probably would have been very interesting for the book. I
didn't have a chance to live there now. The owners
who owned Hayes House, they had given me a you know,
written permission for the book and the do paranormal research,
and they also had given me a key, so I
could have went and just discreetly stayed overnight, but I
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never did. I always just went on today and let
them know when I'm coming and let them know when
I'm leaving. Because it was a three story Victorian style
house that was built in nineteen oh eight by Jeff Buck,
and so they used it as like Airbnb. They went
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out space for artists in apological to the coming paint
because Apologicala is a big art town, and so it
was used for a number of things over the years.
And at the same time, I was very discreet about
my paranormal research because some people they don't want to
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do or stay or sleep in a place where someone
has done paranormal research. That's how touchy most people are
about the ghost of spirits. And it doesn't phaze me
a bit.
Speaker 7 (19:00):
So how many books have you written?
Speaker 4 (19:03):
Well? Two altogether. The Hayes House Ghosts or People Too
was written in uh well, published in about late August
or early September twenty eighteen, and then my second book,
Vampire's Dad or Alive, was published October of twenty twenty four.
I can show you that book right now, can you
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see it? Yeah, I'll show you the back.
Speaker 3 (19:34):
Yeah, I'm gonna I'll put links to the to well.
Speaker 7 (19:38):
Can you still buy the Hayes House book or not?
Speaker 4 (19:41):
You can, but only as an e book? Oh?
Speaker 7 (19:44):
Gotcha?
Speaker 4 (19:45):
As an e book?
Speaker 7 (19:47):
Yeah?
Speaker 3 (19:47):
If you send me the link where people can buy that,
I'll put that in. I know you can buy the
other book on Amazon, you know.
Speaker 4 (19:55):
I used to add the links and I don't know
where I put them.
Speaker 7 (19:58):
A storm, yeah, or I'll just find it then, but
I don't know it comes.
Speaker 4 (20:05):
It seems like me and computers are just not compatible.
It's like today I try to switch I guess over
to another server with my email, yeah, and it just
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didn't work right. So and when it opened up, it
only opened up a really small window. So I might
have to switch back or see what I can do
to change that. But it looks like from now on,
I'm going to be on my cellphone with any podcasts
that I do.
Speaker 7 (20:45):
Yeah, sometimes it's easier.
Speaker 4 (20:48):
Yeah, I agree. The book Vampire is Dead or Alive.
It's kind of like a lifetime of me thinking about
van vampires. I always enjoyed the TV program when I
was in middle school calling the Our Chhadows, and it
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came on in the evening.
Speaker 7 (21:10):
Yep.
Speaker 4 (21:10):
So I always kind of felt like Barnabas Columns was
a hero. I liked him. I thought he was cool.
So I always wondered how the vampires do what they do.
And you know, everyone thought of a vampire as being dead,
and so my book pretty much takes every chapter is
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a characteristic of a vampire, and it looks at as
a vampire more like a dead person or a living person,
and then it takes the characteristic. For instance, like if
the characteristic is they're able to just disappear to fin air,
I try to explain how they do that, and more
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or less, I think some way a vampire can warp
space and time. They have some type of small black
hole where they can warp space and time just for themselves,
not for the whole environment that they're in. And when
they whip space and time, they can go back to
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when they were just a spirit it did not have
a biological body. And I think that's how they're able
to just disappear and fit air. So yeah, that's that's
the way the book goes. And the book is short,
it's a little less than fifty pages, but there's no fluff,
there's no build up to it. There's just the information
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that is new and information I think people would like
to know. I've always wondered, how does a you know,
a vampire or change into a you know, shape shift,
change to a bat or a waterwolfware how does a
vampire stand in front of a mirror and not have
a reflection. So I tackle characteristics like that by you know,
(23:01):
staying personally what I think and using scientific methods and
scientific everything from genetics to astro space type of subjects
like black holes and grown holes to describe how I
feel a vampire can do what they do and how
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many did people? You know, people will have a reflection
in a mirror, so anyway, so the fact that a
vampire was dead would not preclude it from having a
reflection in a mirror. But anyway, I tackle different ways
that a vampire may avoid having reflection in a mirror.
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And if you can bend light around you so light
don't hit you, then there's possibility to stand in front
of the mirror and not be seen theoretically, and also
if you are being projected straight into a human being's brain,
you know, I don't know they call it, I'm trying
(24:08):
to think of the term. But you can just send
your faults in your audio so that only that person's
brain is seen in it. Then you're not physically there.
So if that's being done, then you won't have a
reflection in a mirror.
Speaker 7 (24:24):
True.
Speaker 3 (24:25):
True, So you I've I've seen a bunch of videos
of you looking at graves or like cleaning up around
them and stuff.
Speaker 7 (24:38):
So what's what's that all about?
Speaker 4 (24:40):
Well, usually it's in some cases I'm actually doing to
clean up. In other cases, I just go to places
that someone is taking care of it. One reason is
that it's much easier to see the tub stone if
someone can cut the trees around it or the limbs
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around you know, the bottom of the tree that's growing there.
But I also like to show that we have a
responsibility to preserve the cemeteries, yeah, because if we don't,
they're gonna be lost the time.
Speaker 7 (25:18):
Yeah, So I try to do.
Speaker 4 (25:22):
An educational type thing about paranormal communicating with the dead
and also how to respect and save these old cemeteries
so they just aren't lost the time. And one way
to respect to stab them is to cut the trees
down and don't let the trees grow in the first place,
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and just plant nice grass and keep it cut. And
at the same time, trees and pollen will build up
on tombstones after one hundred or so years, and you'll
get a very black or dark colored yellow type tombstone
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which can be cleaned off. But I've never cleaned the
tombstone before. I've taken rooms and swept dort off of
and leaves and stuff like that. Lead grass and all
off of the top of full grape cradles, and some
of the full grade cradles have really interesting designs on them,
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so you can't really get the benefit of it if
there's dirt and debris on top.
Speaker 2 (26:34):
So, but.
Speaker 4 (26:36):
I would have more people would just take it upon
themselves to go out and if they see a graveyard
where grasses and being mowed, you know, take a weed
eater and just work an hour and get as much
done as you can. And then if someone sees you
doing it, they might say, well, I'll go do it
for an hour. Yeah, and then you know, one hundred
(26:57):
years from now there will be a paranormal research. You're
in there enjoying the one paranormal research at the gravestones
and pretty happy that you had the fourfall to save
it for them.
Speaker 3 (27:09):
Have you ever seen there's TikTok's and videos of there's
YouTube videos too of the people that clean the gravestones
and then they tell the story is at the same time.
Speaker 4 (27:24):
I've seen that right now, I'm not on TikTok, I
was for a while, but I have seen I guess
you say, videos like that, Yeah, I think it's interesting
and it's it's good because they were much needed to
stay the tombstones because it's very I find it very
(27:47):
interesting when you do a paranormal research at a tombstone
it's one hundred years old. I just I think that's
so cool, and we need people to save and preserve
those tubes for future generations and paranormal researchers. Yeah.
Speaker 1 (28:05):
I am.
Speaker 3 (28:08):
Working on a documentary and two of those. Two of
the places that we're doing the documentary is in two
separate graveyards in the area that I live in. And
one of the things that I've been doing and I
haven't I haven't done it yet. I've done it, but
I haven't listened to the recordings yet. Has done a
(28:29):
bunch of EVPs at different places within them, but I haven't.
Speaker 7 (28:34):
We've held off because we want to film ourselves listening
to it.
Speaker 3 (28:42):
But either way, I that's one of my favorite things.
And I think it's because it's peaceful, is actually going.
I used to eat lunch in a graveyard because it
was just peaceful there and I didn't hear anything but
the birds and the trees. So I have an affinity
(29:06):
for graveyards. It's one of my things that I like
to I don't know. I'm just attracted to it for
some reason, not in a weird way.
Speaker 7 (29:15):
Just you know, I just am.
Speaker 2 (29:18):
So.
Speaker 4 (29:19):
You know, it used to be that people would pay
respect to their relatives and friends that had passed away
and on the weekends of pack picnic lunch and go
to the graveyard and eat just to be, you know,
in the air where their friend is buried. So that
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was very popular. I've read different things about that in
the turn of the century, that graveyards are more like
parks where people would go to do that. Now today,
most graveyards are overgrown and unless I go there and
do a lot of footage to say we're on that,
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they start taking care of it. So I guess I'm
good for something, right.
Speaker 3 (30:07):
The only the only graveyards that I see that are
usually really.
Speaker 7 (30:13):
Maintained are the.
Speaker 3 (30:17):
Like the Veterans' graveyards or the National cemeteries. But they
actually contract people that take care of those, so you know,
not everybody has them, right. But the two graveyards that
we've that we've been investigating.
Speaker 7 (30:37):
At are both very well run. So that's nice.
Speaker 3 (30:41):
You don't have a lot of you don't have any
overgrown stuff and whatnot. And they maintain the roads and everything.
And some of those I think one of them is
because it's a Catholic cemetery, so I think the church
actually contracts people to take care of it.
Speaker 7 (30:57):
And then the other one is is a.
Speaker 3 (31:01):
I guess it's a for profit thing, but the company
that owns it actually has a maintenance crew that does work,
so it's it's good to see. But some of these,
we have a bunch of old like I would say
they're either family cemeteries or like old soldier cemeteries like
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from like the Revolutionary warren stuff, or somebody goes and
maintains them. I just don't know who. But those are
really cool spots because you've got gravestones from the late
seventeen hundreds even and it's it's pretty.
Speaker 7 (31:39):
There's just an air to them that's really neat.
Speaker 4 (31:45):
At one time in America they used to allow people
to just their loved ones on their property.
Speaker 7 (31:52):
Right, So.
Speaker 4 (31:55):
Of course you'd say lot of money, Yeah, well I
don't stay in the family. Whoever comes in may not
cat for it the way you would.
Speaker 3 (32:03):
Yeah, we actually have a My family has a family
cemetery in Illinois on the old on the farm where
my family started basically, and part of that is the
family cemetery and there's still area around it, but it's
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because I have a grave site there. There's everybody around
has got there's room for everyone, and that was we
sold the farm, but that area is deeded to our family,
so we still own the family plot.
Speaker 7 (32:41):
So it's yes, we still own it. So yeah, and there's.
Speaker 3 (32:50):
Yeah, family members all the way back to the mid
eighteen hundreds buried there, so it's pretty cool.
Speaker 7 (33:00):
It's a pretty good, cool slice of history.
Speaker 4 (33:03):
Yeah, that's good.
Speaker 3 (33:06):
So give me one of your favorite paranormal investigations that
you've done. Tell me the story, just choose one.
Speaker 4 (33:17):
Well, I had an interesting situation that took place at
the eighteen eighty Victorian in Saint Augustine, Florida. You ever
had given me, you know, written permission to do a book,
and which I haven't done yet, but I mentioned it
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in my in my book Vampires Said or Alive. So
the eighteen eighty Victorian is mentioned in there, but only
in one aspect, and that was a young lady that
I thought was the owner's daughter. And you know, everyone
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in Florida who's weight is either red or brown, because
of the hot sun, and this young lady was just
pale white, so I thought, well, she must not go
out in the sun much at all. And she had
like shoulder left brown tight curly hair, kind of like
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what Shirley Temple had, yeah, when she was young and
would do all those tap dancing. But this this young
lady had like dark brown hair or black, and she
giggled a lot, like she thought everything was funny. So
I thought she was the owner's daughter. And then it
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came down. I was there for about two months. It
was right during COVID, So the first week that I
was there Saint Augustine, this is like downtown, the old
city part of Saint Augustine with the very narrow one
way streets, and everything was shut down, and it seemed
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like that week pattern Arna was like bouncing off the
walls as almost like they goes to spirits. Knew something
was wrong when there's no people walking around right downtown
on the streets of Saint Augustine. But anyway, I saw
the young lady at least three times, no two times,
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and that was when the order came down the first time,
and the owner came down the first time. There was
like nobody in town except me and his family. So
you know, when you heard the corridor shut, you looked
out to see what was happening.
Speaker 5 (35:42):
And I saw him and his wife, his sister, and
a young lady, four of them walking in and they
came in.
Speaker 4 (35:52):
I met them on the side of low and he
never introduced a young lady and I thought, well, that's strange,
and I thought, well, maybe you know she's a teenager
and shy, and he just spared her. So anyway, the
second time they came down, during the two months I
was there, they came down like on weekends. All four
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of them were setting on the front porch. At that time,
they had four rocking chairs. When I was there, gentleman
from off the street sat down and grabbed one, so
then after that it was down to three. But while
there was still four rocking chairs, the young lady was
sitting in the one closest to me as I was
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walking up for my walk to go into the first
four front porch, and then next to her, I thought
it was her father, the owner of the house, and
then next to him was his wife, and next to
his wife was his sister. And he invited me to
sit down, and I thought, well, I don't want to
chase the young lady out in her chair, so I said, no,
(37:00):
I'm gonna go on in. I just had a walk.
I'll talk to you all later. And then he introduced
himself and his wife and his sister, but never introduced
the young lady. So I looked at the young lady
and I said, I used to in school, and she
just kind of giggled and never answered me. And then
he answered me like I was talking to him, which
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is kind of like.
Speaker 6 (37:23):
You.
Speaker 4 (37:24):
He said, no, I've been out of school. Wow, I don't.
I'm not in school anymore. So I got well, that's
kind of strange. So the bottom line, to make the
story short, nobody else can see the young lady except
for me.
Speaker 7 (37:39):
Wow.
Speaker 4 (37:41):
So I tied that into my book. When it comes
to vampires dead or alive as a characteristic, the only
one that I can think of where I'm not saying
the young lady was a vampire. And I think goes
to stredits can manipulate your brain so that you can
(38:03):
see and hear them audio wise and visual wise, and
I think that's what that young lady was doing. She
was sending her information. So I was the only one
they could see her, hear her, and if she was
going on purpose, I'm not sure if she understood what
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was happening, because she was giggling, because I think she
thought it was funny that I was the only one
that could see her.
Speaker 7 (38:29):
Yeah, of course.
Speaker 4 (38:31):
And well I actually saw the second time that the
owner was down. He told me they would be leaving
early Monday morning and flying out and I would have
the place all to myself. So that morning I got
up early and was getting ready to do paranormal research,
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and I think I walked out with the camera on.
I was getting ready to go out anyway and do
a pir normal research in the hallway and then go
up to the second or third floor apartment in complete
paranormal research. So I heard a knock on the outside
of the door, and I had heard a couple months
(39:12):
in that area, but it was usually dark out, you know,
late at night, and I didn't go outside to see
who it was. So this time I was standing there
for all my equipment, getting ready to go out anyway.
So open up the door really quick. That young lady
was there.
Speaker 1 (39:29):
Wow.
Speaker 4 (39:30):
They had like these flower vases full of stuff. I
think one flower vase was full of information about what
to do while you're in Saint Augustine, and another one
was like filled with like matches or whatever. So she
took something out of one of those vases and it
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tapped against the wall. So I here, well, that was
just accidental, and she had it was all over the floor,
you know. It was the entrance way in hallway going
up to the stairway. And she said she could never
figure out how to separate the lights and the clothes
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and which ones for the hot which ones for the
cold water. And I said, well, I just throw all
mine in together, and she giggled and laughed about that,
and I think I even asked her. I asked her
if her name was Margaret, because she looked like a
young Margaret Key, which I had been to her house
(40:42):
to try to do paranormal research, and I was never
able to get permission from the owner. But anyway, I
had actually had a dream about Margaret Key after I
went to her house and asked At that time, I
never asked the owner for permission. I just wanted to
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see what it looked like inside. And it was brilliant.
It was original wood. It was original wood, horizontal wallboards, ceyboards,
and floorboards. Everything was original and you can see the
original grain had ever been painted over. You can see
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the original you know, wolving grain. And you know it's
just to me that that table wood is beautiful.
Speaker 6 (41:35):
Now.
Speaker 4 (41:35):
Some of it may have been painted over, but if so,
he restored it to its original look. So anyway, that weekend,
I went back to Texas. That's when I was still
working for custom Border and Protections and forensic scientists, so
I would take the long weekend and you know, go
to Florida. So I when I got back into the car,
(41:58):
it was a rental car, and in the real car,
it was the first time that the seat belt need
fastened coming on. That meant there was a spirit sitting
in the seat. Now I figure, well, it's probably Margaret Key,
because I knew she was the last person that lived
there and when she passed away, the house was sold.
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So I told her, I said, you know, I'm getting
ready to go out of town, and you know, if
you don't go back now, you'd have to go to
Houston with me. So I guess that was five miles
outside west of the Apple at Chicola, and a seatbelt
needed fastening light went off, so I knew she had left,
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but that weekend. For the next weekend, I actually had
a dream and then the dream this was Margaret Key.
That's her marry name. I don't know where her maiden name.
But in the dream, I was in an old second
floor kind of like Victorian type home and it was
(43:06):
almost like I was with a relator that was trying
to sell me the house where I was just kind
of looking at the house for a future paranormal research prospects.
So anyway, I read a lady crying and it seemed
like a realtor didn't pay any attention. So I walked
out in the hall to see who was crying, and
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there was an elderly lady with gray hair walking up
the steps, and she kind of had curly gray hair
like this but not similar, but simply not like the
young lady that I saw at the eighteen eighty eighteen
eighty Victorian in Saint Augustine. But anyway, the lady that
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came up the steps, she faced turned away from me
and faced into a mirror. There was a at the
top of the steps, and I felt so sorry for
I hugged her and she just said I must not,
and then that was the end of the dream. But
I could see her face clearly by looking into the mirror,
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so a lo I liked the young lady that I
saw at the eighteen eighty Victorian, and that was in
twenty twenty, and the situation that dream that I had
was probably somewhere between twenty thirteen and twenty sixteen, because
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I retired in twenty sixteen. So anyway, I asked a
young lady if her name was Margaret, and she said,
how do you know my name? You know? So yeah, yeah,
that was kind of strange, and I didn't when all
this was going on. You know, as a season paranormal
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researcher is humbling because I did not know that I
was talking to a ghost or spirit that no one
else could see, and it just seemed to me like
as a ghost or spirit, she really didn't have any
overwhelming message for me. I did ask her to do
(45:23):
paranormal research with me because I thought, well, if you're
going to be here on Monday, it might be good
to have a family member with me, because sometimes there's
a good trigger object to get ghost of spirits to
warm up to you and communicate with you, yeah, and
she didn't want any parts of that. And this is
while I was talking to her, while the clues were
(45:44):
on the ground. So anyway, I went back in my apartment,
took my equipment and said, well, I'll wait until she
goes home. Because I'm trying to remember. She either said
she was going to go home later that day or
the next morning. I'm pretty sure it was later that night.
She said she had a flight. So I went back
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in and I don't know what I was doing. I
think I was looking at videos, and at that time
I was putting them title, giving them a title, and
putting them into my long term storage on my external
(46:24):
hard drive. That way I would match out my hard
drive on my capter. So I got busy doing that,
and about an hour went by, and I figured, well,
hour was enough to do a couple of load to close,
And I said, you know, I don't hear the worship
drawing board and the worsher drivers right against the I
(46:45):
guess you could say the roof wall of my apartment.
I was staying in an apartment number one at the
eighteen eighty Victorian there in Saint Augustine. So I opened
the door and looked out, no clothes on the floor,
the marcher and the dryer were empty, and I didn't
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hear anyone go up and down the steps. Now, you
can get busy doing something to just tune everything out,
so that's the possibility. But my apartment, anyone going up
to down the steps, and even when I went up
and down the steps, even if I tried to be quiet,
it was like clone clon Clum, just a vibrating, you know,
(47:31):
noise machine when you stay. So anyway, I went up
to the second floor and the third floor to check
to see if she was in either rooms. She wasn't there.
There was nothing in either room. The doors weren't locked,
so she had already left and I didn't even hear it.
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And I thought, well, that was strange. You know, the
whole thing seemed strange to me. But I didn't think
about her being a ghost or spirit until theater on,
but I thought she could, you know, I was thinking
maybe she was Margaret Key, because she looked a lot
like the elderly woman that I gave a hunt joke
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coming up the steps crying. And I found out later
on I was talking to different people in that black
Chacola because I'd always go back and visit. And I
talked to one lady and I asked her, I said,
have you ever been in the keyhouse when missus Key
was alive? And she said yes. She said that she
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had been like like home nursing or whatever at one time,
and she had been there on a regular basis. And
I asked her, was there a mira at the top
of the steps on the second floor. She said yes,
How would you know? And I said, well, I've never
been there, but I was. I just told her I
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was told about it because I didn't want to scare
her off, like yeah, yeah, right, normal researcher. I wanted
more information, so she actually I asked her what was said, well,
what's the story behind the mirror? Because I knew that
something involved that mirror and she was crying about it.
And that's when the lady told me. Well, she said,
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the neighbor that.
Speaker 9 (49:18):
Lived next to her in the large house towards the
south of her property came and got that mirror when
she passed away, and she wanted that mirror to stay
with the house.
Speaker 4 (49:31):
Now, I don't know, you know how great that mirror was.
Some of the old mirrors had some really good decorative
wood and trim and were very very attractive type wood
around him. So anyway, that's what that dream was about.
And I had an opportunity to go to this gentleman's
store and bring it to his attention. And I just
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looked at him and I said, you know that mirror
that was at the top of missus keys stay away
on the second floor, and he automatically got defensive, Oh,
that was mine. I'd given that third ear to borrow
and I just took it back when she died. So
all the menue, you got defensive, and I just said, well,
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I think that missus Key would like you to put
it back, And I said, would you please consider putting
it back? And then I just walked out. And I
think that's what she wanted me to do, at least
that's the message I got. So I then give him
some spirits do communicate with me. I try to pass
the message on in a way that I think they
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would like it to be passed on.
Speaker 7 (50:41):
You know.
Speaker 4 (50:43):
Yeah, I had no idea if he ever put it back,
But he got really defensive right away. It was like
it wasn't no denying or not knowing anything about a mirror.
He just came off right away. That was mine. I
give it to her. I lent it to her, so
when she died I got it back. Yeah, it's said away. Yeah,
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people would will just put well a dead Christian once
just they don't care anymore once they pass away, and
they just do what they want with that dead person's
property if they can get away with it.
Speaker 7 (51:22):
It's yeah, yeah for sure.
Speaker 4 (51:29):
So I'm really hoping to go back and check out
the eighteen eighty. I didn't want to write a book
about the eighteen eighty until I get a chance to
go back and see if this young lady reappears.
Speaker 7 (51:43):
Yeah right, that's interesting, though I know.
Speaker 4 (51:45):
That chances are slim to none because brutally, brutely it
never happens. That had never happened to me before. But
before I write the book about the eighteen eighty Victorian,
I would like to go back. And I haven't traveled
much since twenty twenty one. I have a kidney problem,
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so chronic kidney disease, and a lot of times your
bullet pressure is all over the place, like the high
one minute, low the next. And I had a couple
of different doctors to keep one of the change my medicine,
and I say, my god, every time you change my medicine,
it froze me for a really, really bad time. So
(52:31):
I finally got a doctor I was able to talk
came into taking me off the medicine, and just I
would monitor it. And it goes up and down if
I see something, if something happens in my life, I
think it's unfair and I don't like it goes up.
If I'm having a relaxing day, it goes your way down.
(52:54):
So I'm not on any blood pressure medicine now. And
after they took me off that blood pressure medicine, my
kidneys were functioning up to fifty and a little over
fifty percent. But when they kept changing that blood pressure medicine,
my kidneys were like functioning maybe thirty three percent.
Speaker 7 (53:17):
Yeah, it's no good.
Speaker 4 (53:18):
So so now I'm I'm I'm happy with the way
things are going with that. So I think I'm going
to try to get some time to go back to
Saint Augustine, maybe a two week period at least, and
stay there. Yeah, that that lady goes to spirit follows
up with me, because I really like to know who
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she is and if I'm the only one that can
see her. You know, when when people so called people
that have psychiatric conditions, usually when they see something or
hear something it's negative. They very rarely hear or see
something and it's neutral or positive. And like with this
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young lady, it was almost as if she was shocked
and old that I could see her, because she just
kept giggling about it. Yeah, you know, so it's almost
like she did not expect me to be able to
see her. So that could be me having some abilities
to be able to see some ghosts and spirits at
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a certain frequency. I don't think all ghosts of spirits
are at the same frequency. And if their energy is
it that a frequency that we have the ability to see,
because our eyes are limited to what we could visually
see frequency wise, then we're not going to be able
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to see them even if they are there.
Speaker 7 (54:48):
Yeah, but.
Speaker 3 (54:53):
Have you seen other like I mean, like like the
way that you saw her, Like you really couldn't differentiate
whether she was real or not, right, have you seen other.
Speaker 7 (55:04):
Ghosts like that too?
Speaker 4 (55:07):
It's very rare.
Speaker 7 (55:09):
The only I was just wondering if you had.
Speaker 4 (55:13):
I have, But it's rare and it's usually you know,
just usually they'll say something profound, like one time in Appalachicola,
there was a lady that came up to me and
she said, you know, you're very unique. And I thought,
oh no, it's gonna be a lady complain about me
doing paranormal research. So I thought I was waiting for
(55:36):
her to lay an inch to me about it. And
I said, in what way? And she said, well, how
many people do paranormal research by themselves like you? And
she was starting to say that she thought I was
a and then a lady came up and said, a
luk to me, it's like a bad time to be
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popular on the street. And then when I look back,
she had walked away. So at that point in time,
I don't know what I was doing. I think I was.
I think I was staying at the Hayes house. It
was one weekend that I was visiting Florida when I
was living in Houston, Texas, and I think I was
on my way to go someplace and eat. So I
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didn't think about it anymore, but I would love to
have heard what she thought I was. She if I
already told me that I was something more than just
a regular human being, and at least that's what I
was thinking, And I don't know. I saw her walking away,
so she probably was a real person. Now the other
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times that I could think of. When I was in
the hospital with kidney failure, two doctors came and told
me that I was going to die, which I didn't
because I'm still here and I are you. That pissed
me off because as a medic, I wouldn't never tell
anyone they were going to die. Yeah, if a lot
(57:06):
of people, a doctor's word is sacred with a lot
of people, a lot of patients that the doctor says
you're going to die, you know, you just take their
room for it. Where I've been in the army and
all of a sudden, I don't take I don't think
anyone's room for anything, you know, even a doctor's word.
So anyway, I was in the ICU when they told
(57:31):
me that I was going into renal failure and they
had moved me to a long term care facility as
for thirty days. I didn't know that at the time,
but I found it out later on, and the long
term care facility was usually a step away from hospice,
(57:51):
which I didn't know either until later. So in this
long term care facility, on my second day there, they
put me on a chemotherapy medicine because they were worried
that my kidneys were so bad what was left of them.
(58:12):
My body would attack my kidney's thinking that they were
a foreign object. So they put me on chemotherapy, and
they didn't want me to have any visitors, which they
didn't have many. Anyway, So the nurse that I had
that day was very high strung and very angry. So
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she came into my room and start barking out orders.
And at that time my mouth was very dry, and
she wanted me to put the pills in my mouth
and then drink the water and they would stick to
my tongue and cause me to choke. So anyway, that
was a ladya that probably shouldn't have hit nursing at all.
(58:57):
So anyway, she was walking out as this woman was
walking in, so I said, well, she must have saw her.
And as this woman walked in, she said, at the
chair at the end of my bed, and she told
me that I was going to get better, I was
gonna fully recover. And I said, you know, I think
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the same thing, and I smiled, and then she came
over and shook my hand, and when she shook my hand,
she took off hands and kind of held my hand
and she said she had to go, and she walked out.
She gave me a business card, and I said, well,
how can I get in touch with you? And then
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she gave me a business card and then she was
walking out as a nurse was walking in. So they
you know, it's a very narrow space between the foot
of the bed and the wall, and they kind of
passed each other. So I said, there is anything, so
then she had to see her. So anyway, I want
to sleep after that, and when I woke up, I
(01:00:01):
couldn't find a business card, and I thought that nurse
had taken the business card. So I, as a nurse,
I said, where did business card go that the lady
gave me? That was in here? And she said, you
had no visitors today, mister Evans, really mean like And
I said, well, the lady passed you as she came in,
(01:00:22):
she passed you as she went out, and she said,
I didn't see any lady. So that was another time.
But believe me, when this when if the average person
sees the grocer spirit, they won't know it, you know,
because the lady that came to my bedside and told
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me I was gonna make a full recovery, which I have.
I'm here right now, and it's what twenty twenty five,
And this all happened early January of twenty seventeen. So
the lady was right, and I never seen her again.
And I asked the nurse. I said, though, well, who
(01:01:06):
was that lady that came And they said that I
had no visitors that day and the only other time
that was during the hospital's day.
Speaker 1 (01:01:20):
Was a.
Speaker 4 (01:01:23):
Lady who was dressed like a nurse and a movie.
Really late at night, they didn't move me. I think
there was an auto accident or something and they had
at least three people coming in, so they moved me
ten thirty at night, and that was like a narrow
(01:01:45):
hallway to get to this hospital within the hospital, and
the nurse from the ICU was moving me, and she
was met by another nurse and said, I know you're
visiting the ICU. I'll take him from here, and she did,
and that nurse brought me into my room. I still
remember the room numbers, room three three three, and she
(01:02:08):
allowed me to scoot over into the bed while she
had held the stretcher so I wouldn't slide.
Speaker 1 (01:02:14):
And then.
Speaker 4 (01:02:16):
You know, it was almost eleven o'clock and it was
time for vinyl signs and I answer her she'd take
my vinyl signs and she did. And a strange thing
about it. I hadn't published my book yet because the
book didn't get published until twenty eighteen, I guess, late August,
and I started telling her about my book because I figured,
(01:02:37):
you know, nurses are going to be open to the paranormal.
I'm trying to get someone and rested in my book
and I told her, you know, I'm writing a book
about They's house goes for people too, And she says, yeah,
I know all about your book, Gooster Evans. I thought, wow,
she know all about my book. So anyway, that was
kind of strange. But she took my vinyl signs and
(01:03:00):
as she was going out the door, I said, well,
don't forget my chart. So the chart was at the
foot of my bed, and I handed her to chart,
and the best of my knowledge, she took it. So
about twelve midnight, a nurse came in my room and
wanted to know who I was and why I was
in this bed woke me up and I thought, my god,
(01:03:24):
am I why I z own or what? And I said, well,
the nurse brought me in here and put me in here.
You know, I just I hadn't been there. What probably
listened an hour and a half and I said, she
said what did this urse look like? And I described her.
I said she was gray hair, probably in her early sixties.
(01:03:45):
There's no enough shirt. It looks like that. I thought, wow,
I said, this is this is kind of strange. Yeah,
So anyway, and I said, well, she cut my bibles.
Go check she she's got my bibles. So I told
her who I was. She checked and she said, okay,
you're mister Evan just musn't be in here. I thought,
oh my god. You know it says I'm just badly ill,
(01:04:09):
and this is the way the nurses are responding to me.
So anyway, I got to stay in there. And she
almost thought it was some type of homeless prussure trying
to steal a bit for the night.
Speaker 7 (01:04:22):
Right.
Speaker 4 (01:04:23):
So anyway, it was one of those things where I
don't know who this nurse was, but nobody else knew her.
And they finally I was there for thirty days, so
they finally allowed me to walk with a walker. I
had other complications too, like I had drag kang green
(01:04:46):
in two of my toes, and my circulations to my
feet are really bad. So I would get up and
walk in place like you're marching in place inside the
bed so I could get the circulation going in my feet,
because I didn't want to lose my feet. And you know,
the doctors were more worried about saving my life and
(01:05:07):
you know, the feet they saved the play second fiddle,
but I wanted to keep both. So one day they
gave me a walker, And at first they weren't allowing
me to walk on my own, and I got so
sick and tired of having to walk with a nurse.
(01:05:28):
They had this belt that they would tie around you,
kind of like almost like a repelling belt, and they
keep pulling up on it while so I wouldn't fall,
and that was uncomfortable. So I think one day I
walked on my own. But after that they allowed me
to just go with the walker and walk around and
(01:05:49):
come back. But one time, when I was walking with
the walker, I saw that nurse again, the nurse that
had walked me there that night and she was pushing
the only woman in a wheelchair, which I didn't know,
and I said on the load to both of them,
and she just said, the lady in a wheelchair doesn't talk.
(01:06:11):
And I told her that I was out walking with
my walker, and she said, I see you're doing well,
and then she said she had the guys. So she
turned around and went the other way. And you know,
there was like three nurses stations that within this long
term care hospital, within the hospital that I was in,
(01:06:34):
But it was something that no person at my nursing
station knew this woman, and they said that no woman
worked there that was that age. Most of the nurses
that were there were rather where we're young, I would say,
twenties and thirties. Yeah, so that's a possibility that she
(01:06:55):
was a ghost of spirit that only I could see. Yeah,
I don't know who the only woman in the wheelchair was.
Now doggle ganger. Yeah, familiar with the term doggleganger, am? Yes,
that's when a ghost or spirit appears to you looking
like a person that you know and trust, so they
(01:07:17):
can kind of give you like a message, message that
they want you to follow and take. Well, when I
was in the ICU at the same time in the hospital,
which was like January first of twenty seventeen, I guess
my second or third day there. I also had internal
(01:07:38):
bleeding above my esophacus because I had taken copious amounts
of ib profen to help with the paint in both
knees and my lower back from in line of duty
injuries with the army, and the copious amounts of ibuprofen
(01:07:59):
kind of you we owed the blood vessels right about
your esophkis because that's where the ibuprofen seems to linger,
if it lingers at all. Sometimes it doesn't. So that
was the area that was bleeding, and uh, they were
gonna they were scheduling me to go back in for
surgery to try to stop the bleeding in that area.
(01:08:22):
And that morning, uh, one of my doctors at that
time I was I was kind of confused. I didn't
know which doctor was witch. But it turned out my
Kenny Dowker had called and she start outside in the hallway,
which the ICU is a very very usually narrow U
(01:08:44):
shaped tight building or triangular shape, not triangular shape, but
larger than the square. I'm trying to think of the
term cor right and with the rooms on at least
(01:09:04):
three sides in a nursing station that takes out one side,
it's about the life of two hallways. So my room
was very close to the hallway by the Kendy doctor
always came inside the room and talked to me, but
this time she's stood on the outside and she smiled,
and I said, well, will he's smalling about? I figured
(01:09:27):
she had good news and she said, You're bleeding has stopped.
I said, oh, that's good. So I wanted to go
to surgery, and then she walked away. So when the
nurse came and said, miss Raymonds's time you go to surgery,
and I said, we'm not coil because the doctor said
the bleeding had stopped. So they wanted to know what doctor.
(01:09:49):
Of course I didn't know the doctor's name because I
was still somewhat confused. So the nurse said, mister Remonds,
your room weren't ending me. You're gonna die if this
bleeding doesn't stop. You should go down the surgery and
I said, no, I'm not going because the doctor said
it had stopped. So the surgery I think was scheduled
for like three pm at about five pm before breakfast
(01:10:13):
was served. The nurse came in and she said, well,
mister Evans, I drawed your blood and your red blood
cell count is going up. So the bleeding had stopped.
And she just stayed quiet because she had spilled to
me so bad. Right, So anyway, I never had to
(01:10:33):
have any more surgery to stop that bleeding. Wow, I
don't know, and I did that, Kenny doctor. I kept
her for a couple of years until she moved away,
and I asked her one day, I said, remember that
time you came to my I see you room has
stood out in the hall and told me that the
bleeding has stopped. I asked her, how did you know that?
(01:10:55):
And she said, mister Evans, that wasn't me. I had
no way owen, So I think that was double Gamer
who wanted me to know that. Had I went down
to had they went in in that sensitive area messed
with it anymore, they might cause it to be worse.
Speaker 7 (01:11:14):
Yeah. Possibly.
Speaker 1 (01:11:17):
Wow.
Speaker 3 (01:11:19):
Well, Keith, I, yeah, we've got to wrap it up.
But your stories are amazing. I want you to tell
the audience where they can find you.
Speaker 6 (01:11:33):
Well.
Speaker 4 (01:11:35):
I have a YouTube channel called Paranormal Short Sessions by
Keith Evans, and it's free to subscribe, And I'm also
on Facebook and Instagram and my two books, Vampire's Dead
All Alive. It's available on Amazon, paperback, ebook on Kindle,
(01:11:58):
and The Hayes House Ghoster Too is available only on Kindle. Okay,
so I hope everyone will check out the books. I
would say my favorite book is The Vampires That Are Alive,
just because it's it's brand new information.
Speaker 7 (01:12:14):
It's not just.
Speaker 4 (01:12:16):
You know, when someone nice about their paranormal research and
getting similar things we call by a different ghost in
different spirits and a different paranormal investigator. But if you
want something brand new or something just totally you know,
blows your mind. Most people haven't thought about some of
the things that I thought about when it comes to
(01:12:38):
how a vampire, how vampires do what they do. So
if you're into science and you want to learn something
new and to read The Vampires that Are Alive by
Keith Evans, yeah for sure.
Speaker 2 (01:12:53):
You know.
Speaker 7 (01:12:53):
Well, we appreciate you coming on and uh we'll.
Speaker 3 (01:12:57):
Do it again soon, Okay, appreciate you having me, yeah kid,
all right, thanks, all right.
Speaker 6 (01:13:06):
Yeah, I got bad thoughts that make my mind scared.
Speaker 10 (01:13:09):
Hold me hostage and they don't fight fair.
Speaker 6 (01:13:11):
Who're gonna pray for me?
Speaker 4 (01:13:12):
And white bro my tests?
Speaker 6 (01:13:14):
Who's gonna save me? If you're not right here?
Speaker 4 (01:13:16):
Move this darkness and make my sight clear.
Speaker 6 (01:13:19):
Take me your way, because I don't like you.
Speaker 10 (01:13:21):
Don't stop my past day feeling the night here, wake
me up. I'm trapped in my Nightmases.
Speaker 6 (01:13:34):
Trapped in my Nightmas, trowling.
Speaker 10 (01:13:46):
Trowling, I move the deepen apparition, some of all my deepness,
all my thoughts, I come, making trees.
Speaker 6 (01:13:53):
It all alone.
Speaker 1 (01:13:54):
Who gonna hear me?
Speaker 10 (01:13:55):
Screaming matterf stay, shits on my fists, regrets that stretched
out for light years. You can almost touch the light
on mees right there, body free, but tracing my nightmare.
Speaker 1 (01:14:06):
I don't let me ja our life of fame.
Speaker 4 (01:14:10):
All my life is faith, All my life.
Speaker 10 (01:14:14):
Is faced, and that I was wake.
Speaker 6 (01:14:16):
I don't let me jo. My life is fading. All
my life is fame enough.
Speaker 4 (01:14:32):
We need trating my Nightmas.
Speaker 1 (01:15:02):
School a
Speaker 4 (01:15:22):
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