August 15, 2011
5:23 pm
Strange Things At The Stanley Hotel - EVPs in Room 309

These were recorded using an Olympus WS-100 digital recorder. I just pressed record and put it on the dresser. The window was closed and ceiling fan was turned down. With the exception of myself at the beginning of the clip, the middle of the clip, and the end of the clip, there was nobody in the room. I do not have video proof that nobody was in the room, you will just have to take my word on it.  What is posted below is just some of the sounds that were recorded that evening while we went on the Ghost Tour and had dinner at The Cascades. Again, nobody was in the room during this time.

First, a few expected noises to use as a baseline or comparison:
Patrick closing the bathroom door.
Patrick closing the main door as he leaves the room.
Just some people talking in the hall outside our room.

The rest of these are the... well... the other noises.
Weird sound. If you look at the filenames, the beginning number is how far into the recording it is, so this happened while he was in the bathroom, and he heard nothing at the time.
Another weird sound.
Knocks.
Something creaks.
The first noise is the church bells in the distance. The bells are actually from the hotel. After that, there's some sort of movement. Then, I hear a faint male voice, then a child's cry. Then you hear the door close.
A cry, the door, then a whump.
Shhh!
Sounds like scraping metal.
Something slides and then a door closes.
Something sliding.
Something creaks.
You hear the latch turn.
Once again, the male, the cry, the door.
And again.
Latch again.
And again.
Sliding.
It really likes to repeat itself. Sliding again.
Sounds like someone is walking around.
The door, then it sounds like somebody sniffs.
Knocks.
Knocks.
Knocks, then the door latch.
Knocks.
Latch again.
Creaking.
Faint screams.
There's the latch again.
Screams again.
Something squeaks.
Knocks.

So there you go.
(If you want to listen to the file in its entirety, you can here. The whole thing is over 4 hours long, though, and the majority (again, you can see the time stamps when the sounds occurred) of stuff happens over the first 2 hours.

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