Jennie Wade House Thump

This camera was setup in the basement of the house. Our team was on break at this time and it was confirmed there was no one in the house. The camera seems to get bumped or hit. The camera was taped down to a large cardboard box to prevent movement, but it seems something wanted to move it really bad

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Science & Technology

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• Jennie
• Wade
• House
• Hazleton
• Paranormal
• Society
• ghosts
• haunted
• haunting

[valpro99]

Did you purchase the DVD of the paranormal evnets? I did when I was there last week.  It wasn't bad but skeptics would have a field day with most of the chain moving footage. You only see one half othe chain so somebody could of been at the other end tugging on it.

[HPSRich]

@valpro99 Yes, I bought the dvd last year. The chains swinging are tricky because if you walk near one of the chain posts, you can make the chains move by themself, however not as much as in the videos but still. And not having the entire chain in view really does make skeptics point it out..like myself ah ha

[HPSRich]

The cardboard box used was very sterdy and it was taped down very well. When you listen to teh video, you can hear the thump of something hitting it. We tried everything to possibly explain this incident and came up with no conclusions.

[itsashamwow777]

What is the camera facing, is it that painting on the left when you walk in?

[vcastag]

Having read the explanation on how the camera was secured, & surface it was on, my assertion (to debunk) would be that material the camera was on "flexed" quickly (it was cardboard) under the tape -or that tension on a piece of tape was lost causing an abrupt "jerk" as seen on the tape. I'm with a highly stringent Paranormal research team. TRUE evidence is elusive. If there are credible reasons to debunk, it is then probable that we must throw out the evidence as non parnormal.