Burnt State
Paranormal Adept
I took some time to read up on the Black Forest Haunting and I have to say it's a pretty disappointing story. For what is supposedly one of the best documented hauntings of all time there is certainly a limited amount of content to be had.
Reasons why i think that this event does not pass the smell test:
1. there is only one black and one video online to look at regarding this haunting and no other video at all despite claims of hundreds of videos.
2. the handful of photos that are posted regarding this event are all double exposure images and this is evident in the faded images that appear along side orbs and light, despite claims of thousands of photos.
3. most of the still orbs all look like dust specks - we all know how that goes.
4. the person supposedly currently selling the house on behalf of the Lee's is a professional video producer and editor. she is packaging the recent video pieces on the house and are geared towards selling the cabin.
5. the written material regarding investigations, commentary and discussion around the events adds up to about the same 500-1000 words in every entry - each describing it as the biggest haunting in America and yet there is little if any material, including limited discussion around the senator - no interviews, books etc. just the same few sentences.
6. the amount of money supposedly spent on video surveillance ranges from $30-70,000 - yet no output?
7. to buy the house you have to apply and pay $75 just to complete an application - it is a private sale that seems to be about bilking interested folk. why not just sell this log cabin palace and make real money right away instead of trying to Skinwalker it as a paranormal research facility?
8. the only video with material from the cabin looks IMHO like it was also a double exposure production and not a very complicated one as outlined previously above.
9. the distinct lack of comprehensive evidence and repetition of materials, not to mention the broken telephone internet material about it all smacks of internet mythology as opposed to anything significantly paranormal.
10. whenever someone starts saying that the gov't is out to get them and is purposely pretending to haunt them you have to question that person's well being and general intentions.
my conclusion is that it was some really interesting Ted Phillip's like reporting: lots of conviction but with little material to show for all the talk. there is no real concrete research completed at all - at least none that can be found online - so, basically, it's an internet myth supported by mid 90's hoaxed photos and a single video clip.
If anyone can site other material to support this story i would be interested in seeing it but there really is very limited repetition of content and nothing more.
Reasons why i think that this event does not pass the smell test:
1. there is only one black and one video online to look at regarding this haunting and no other video at all despite claims of hundreds of videos.
2. the handful of photos that are posted regarding this event are all double exposure images and this is evident in the faded images that appear along side orbs and light, despite claims of thousands of photos.
3. most of the still orbs all look like dust specks - we all know how that goes.
4. the person supposedly currently selling the house on behalf of the Lee's is a professional video producer and editor. she is packaging the recent video pieces on the house and are geared towards selling the cabin.
5. the written material regarding investigations, commentary and discussion around the events adds up to about the same 500-1000 words in every entry - each describing it as the biggest haunting in America and yet there is little if any material, including limited discussion around the senator - no interviews, books etc. just the same few sentences.
6. the amount of money supposedly spent on video surveillance ranges from $30-70,000 - yet no output?
7. to buy the house you have to apply and pay $75 just to complete an application - it is a private sale that seems to be about bilking interested folk. why not just sell this log cabin palace and make real money right away instead of trying to Skinwalker it as a paranormal research facility?
8. the only video with material from the cabin looks IMHO like it was also a double exposure production and not a very complicated one as outlined previously above.
9. the distinct lack of comprehensive evidence and repetition of materials, not to mention the broken telephone internet material about it all smacks of internet mythology as opposed to anything significantly paranormal.
10. whenever someone starts saying that the gov't is out to get them and is purposely pretending to haunt them you have to question that person's well being and general intentions.
my conclusion is that it was some really interesting Ted Phillip's like reporting: lots of conviction but with little material to show for all the talk. there is no real concrete research completed at all - at least none that can be found online - so, basically, it's an internet myth supported by mid 90's hoaxed photos and a single video clip.
If anyone can site other material to support this story i would be interested in seeing it but there really is very limited repetition of content and nothing more.