BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS -- There's a paranormal tool that's been used by ghost hunters for the past couple years, known as the ghost box. A paranormal investigator from Massachusetts has used the ghost box in his own home, and shared a video that reveals some compelling paranormal evidence, with possible proof that ghosts may actually exist.
Phillip Brunelle has been interested in the paranormal since his youth, and recently he founded ATF Paranormal Investigations and shares ghost videos and paranormal evidence on his YouTube channel, Mass Most Haunted.
The newest video shared on the Mass Most Haunted channel is a personal experience shared by Phillip Brunelle, using the ghost box in his own home. Starting off, the spirits in his home are heard on this ghost box saying his name, "Phillip", several times in under a minute of starting a ghost box session. Following hearing his name being called out several times, every response he captures during this video appears to be direct responses, that can only be described as being intelligent, and nothing close to a coincidence.
A ghost box is a hand-held AM/FM radio that is modified to allow continuous scanning of every radio station at a rapid speed. The ghost box allows for tidbits of sound-waves from each station to just barely be heard as it scans through the radio stations. During this scanning, it's believed that ghosts, or spirits, are able to manipulate the radio frequencies and have their voices heard in real-time.
Guglielmo Marconi was an Italian inventor who proved the feasibility of radio communication. He sent and received his first radio signal in Italy in 1895. By 1899 he flashed the first wireless signal across the English Channel and two years later received the letter "S", telegraphed from England to Newfoundland... the first successful transatlantic radiotelegraph message in 1902.
During the invention of the radio in the late 1800's to early 1900's, Guglielmo Marconi was the only person with a radio. Marconi reportedly heard voices that he couldn't explain, and therefore, if such activity is reported on radios picking up transmissions, or voices, as early as when the radio was invented, it would be ignorant to assume that it's not possible for ghosts to interact in such a way using radio frequencies today.
Paranormal investigators and those open-minded to the paranormal and existence of ghosts believe that the ghost box is a beneficial tool that allows communication with the dead, and while some skeptics will never be convinced, I urge them to review the paranormal evidence seen in this video and with any possibility of coincidence ruled out, explain just what is happening in the video if it's anything other than proof that ghosts really do exist.
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