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Deborah
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Two weeks ago I went to an old cemetery in Mt. Dora, Florida. I got two long recordings as I walked and spoke at some of the grave stones, --ah "they" did also.
Just as I left, the cemetery, a powerful thunderstorm commenced. I had to stop at the pet store. I parked the car and announced I would leave my SONY on (it is voice activated) in car while I ran through the rain to the pet store. The rainstorm absolutely gave texture to many voices...and then I heard this one saying: "I'm so sorry --Deborah". Due to some additional comments and I must say, the voice, I believe this to be my ("little") brother, John. (He crossed over in 1993.) Hear what you think!

Thanks. ~ Deborah.

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Keith Clark
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Hi Deborah,

I hear "this is harder."

Keith

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I hear here as you do...and what is most strange is I posted at another evp site and several heard as I originally did...(as posted above). So, I went back to that site...just a few minutes ago; listened and still hear it there as I did :blink:

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I am going to post it one more time...to see if the same variance seems to be heard....I don't know!

Thanks for listening...K.

Deborah

p.s. Just listened again once I posted and hear as you do again here!! I give up!! (on this one....) You know I almost hear as "this is heard in heaven"...but; forgetaboutit!! Thanks again K.

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Deborah

The 'I'm so sorry" is very clear to me. Very good one.

Neil

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I hear something "sorry".....

John
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Hi Deborah,

I’ve heard both clips and with the exception of a slight variation, they are pretty similar.

I can hear what sounds like a 2 part structure in this clip, with the second half saying what could be interpreted as: we’re so sorry

Finding, highlighting and playing the first portion un-enhanced I hear:

Time index 0.0.0 – 0.01.670

Upper pitch female says: “Clair is waking him up”

Now….if you apply a 50% noise reduction to this same timeframe, you will here another voice immediately after the female:

Mid-range male voice says: “Holy cow” (a variance from what 2nd uploaded clip says)

Time index 0.01.670 – 0.02.762

Playing this portion un-enhanced I hear the predominant voice of this clip:

Mid-lower male voice says: “This is Harvey”

Time Index 0.02.762 – end of clip

Another mid-range male voice utters a quick: “get up”

If you play the clip from time index 0.01.670 to the end with a mild noise reduction you can hear the difference in the tone of the two male voices.

At least that’s what I hear.

Regards,
Ron

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Good morning Ron,

Thanks for listening and your comments. Very interesting.
Glad to have you on the Forum....look forward to listening to
your work too! Thanks & Happy Day. ~ Deborah