EVP - Unprovoked or Residual responses
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An unprovoked EVP is that of a 'ghost' or 'spirit' voice speaking without provocation from an investigator. The utterances have
nothing to do with what is happening at the time that they are captured - such as setting up equipment, speaking in the middle
of investigators' conversations, etc. Some may be intellectual in nature, yet we are unable to determine their meaning at the time
of our analysis. Residual responses are much like a residual haunting: they are being played back over and over throughout time -
like a tape recorder, somehow imprinted on the environment. They are not intellectual "ghosts", only remnants of the past.
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(Child)
Recording captured at one of our investigator's homes with recorder brand Radio Shack Cat # 14-1189 LP mode.

Captured by Vicki Turner on Weary Road, Evansville, Wisconsin.

Recording captured by Amy Tomlin near the eastside employee stairwell of The Manor, Beloit, Wi. with recorder brand, Sony B300
set on LP mode.

Recording captured by Vicki Turner in the first floor, lobby area of The Manor, Beloit, Wisconsin.

Captured by Amy Tomlin on the first floor, north side dining area of The Manor, Beloit, Wi. The team was
outside at the time of the capture. CTR 121 Radio Shack brand analog cassette recorder.
Unedited version
Clip after light hiss reduction

Captured by Vicki Turner in the first floor lobby area of The Manor, Beloit, Wi.

Captured with recorder brand Sony P210 set on LP mode on the second story of The Manor -
by Amy Tomlin. There were absolutely no dogs present at the time of the capture.

(Female)
Captured by Vicki Turner while she was investigating the exterior grounds of The Manor -
alone. Recording captured with Olympus VN1000 recorder set at LP mode.

Recording captured by Amy Tomlin with analog cassette recorder Radio Shack brand CTR 121, while the team was
investigating the exterior grounds of The Manor, Beloit, Wi. As usual, there were no men along on this investigation.
Unedited version
Clip after light hiss reduction

(Female)
Captured on the second story of The Manor, Beloit, Wi. by Vicki Turner.

(Female)
Captured by Amy Tomlin near the 1st floor kitchen at The Manor, Beloit, Wisconsin. Recorder brand Sony P210 set on LP mode.

(Male)
Recording captured by Amy Tomlin at The Manor, Beloit, Wi. with recorder brand Sony P210 set on LP mode.

(Child)
Captured on the second floor of The Manor, Beloit, Wi. with recorder brand Sony P210 set on LP mode.

(Child)
Recording captured in the basement of The Manor by Amy Tomlin with digital recorder brand Sony B300 set on LP mode.