This was a training / meet and greet event for the group.  Although we did have a neat experience with the dowsing rods, and a few sensitve hits, there appeared to be no activity present this day.  Members of the group were able to experiment with various types of equipment including EMF meters and an experimental EMF field microphone, an array of digital cameras and audio recorders, dowsing rods, and a FLIR system.

Several weeks ago the group went Mead’s Quarry to investigate claims of activity.  Present during the investigation were members from all Core Group Sub Teams.  We divided into two groups to effectively cover such a large area.  A few members of the group took some very good pictures of the site, which we are using in our training talks.  Although there were some hits with our sensitive investigators, we didn’t really experience that much.  One of our members kept referring to a voice that they kept hearing, forming a repeating cadence.  We did record a questionable EVP at this time, which is under review and should be posted soon.  During the initial review of the EVP, members were around 60 / 40 on actual message.

It was a very good team building event, however and regardless of collected evidence, the group did excellent work.

The initial investigation of the Copper Ridge Cemetery had members present covering all our core teams.  Several recordings were conducted on site for EVP.  We completed a baseline survey of the area with EMF meters and was treated to an interesting anomaly near one of the grave sites.  We will complete additional surveys of the area to try and rule out all other possible types of activity before we call this anomaly a piece of evidence.

Our sensitve investigators gave us some leads to track down in the historical record.  Some interesting photos of a greenish colored 'orb' were taken also.  All in all it was a quiet night, however the team did a very good job of collecting, and reviewing our findings.

Several members of the Knoxville group and Kingsport group were present for an initial investigation of the Sensabaugh Tunnels.  At the first site, referred to as Click Tunnel, the group collected some interesting photos of an orange colored 'orb'.  An EVP session was conducted, although the recording came up pretty quiet.  After several walkthroughs, we then made our way to the secondary site.

The secondary tunnel site did turn up some interesting things.  Mostly feelings of being watched, and some voices that seemed to be just low enough not to be able to make out.  EVP sessions were considered non eventful for this, although a scream, or yell can be heard momentarily on one of our recordings.  Photos were taken, and one shows a blueish colored 'orb' above the tunnel's exit.  The group will be traveling back to this site often to further investigate the claims of activity. 

On a side note, we would like to say Thank You to the other investigators we met at both sites.  We are in this together.

Members of the group have been to this site twice so far.  Our Sensitive investigators have described various sights and smells associated with the area.  Most prevailant are children playing in a section of the graveyard.  A few photos have turned up some 'orbs'.  EVP recordings made at the site are negative so far, but we feel this area definitely has at least some very interesting history attached to it.

Several members of the team participated in an investigation of the Bethesda Cemetery.  Evidence collected was several interesting photos and EVP recordings.  All collected media is currently being reviewed and will be posted at a later date.

Members of our second team did an investigation of a private home in the Knoxville area.  Claims were of objects moving, strange sights and feelings, etc.  Collected media is being reviewed and will be uploaded soon.