Battleship New Jersey

DATE: April 12, 2013

LOCATION: 100 Clinton Street, Camden, NJ

TEAM 1 - REAR OF BATTLESHIP
- Bonnie Stevens - Team Leader
- Jen Stubbins - Investigator
- Kelly Roncace - Investigator / Reporter
- Dave Stevenson - Investigator

TEAM 2 - FRONT OF BATTLESHIP
- Doug Hogate, Jr. - Lead Investigator
- Eileen Bramble - Investigator
- Susan Sacavage - Guest Investigator
- Russell Sells - Guest Investigator

At the conclusion of the first sweep, Team 1 returned to base leaving audio recorders running in the areas being investigated. Shortly after Investigators Jen and Dave leave the area of the Brig, an unexplained whistling is recorded. No one was present in this area or areas closeby at the time of this recording.

As teams were heading to their areas for their next sweep, the audio recorder picked up another voice of, what sounds like, a child. No children were present on the ship.

While Investigator Eileen was investigating the exam room of the medical area with Guest Investigators Sue & Russ, she felt a quick gust of air breeze across her neck. She describes the feeling as if someone blew their breath on her. She quickly determines that there is no air flow at all in the area. What makes this incident unique is Eileen is not one to have personal experiences like this and if she does, she is quick to attempt to find a natural explanation. This event, however, she could not.

While Eileen, Russ, and Sue were investigating a hall in the medical area of the ship, this anomaly appears that comes from above them, moves to Susan's back, then disappears. It has been determined that the light is not coming from anyone's flashlight because they are all still when this occurs.

Again, while Eileen, Russ, and Susan were investigating the exam room of the medical area of the ship, they begin a K-2 / EVP session. In this clip, Eileen explains to any spirit present how to communicate with the K-2 meter. As she moves her hand from the device, this anomaly quickly appears then disappears.

Investigation Findings