Historical retrospective, published October 2026. This newly written overview uses surviving contemporary coverage; it is not a recovered copy of an older LiveSciFi article.
A 72-hour investigation in Oklahoma City
In October 2016, LiveSciFi announced a 72-hour broadcast from the Oklahoma City property associated with Darren Evans’s ZoZo accounts. Contemporary coverage scheduled the start for October 21 at 10 p.m. Eastern, with Tim Wood and Evans participating.
A pre-investigation interview described plans to stream the investigation as it happened and to examine reported activity using audio and video recordings. It also discussed using a replica of an Ouija board associated with Evans’s earlier experiences.
What the ZoZo name represents
ZoZo is the name used in reported Ouija-board encounters. The house’s nickname reflects those stories and the investigation’s subject. It does not establish that a demon exists or that an unexplained recording has a supernatural explanation.
A broadcast announcement documents the planned event, not its findings. Evaluate specific claims against complete recordings, the circumstances in which they were captured, and possible ordinary explanations.
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Sources
Celina Summers, Tim Wood, Darren Evans Talk Upcoming Live Stream of Zozo House Paranormal Investigation, October 20, 2016; Debi Moore, Live 72-Hour Paranormal Investigation Set for the ZoZo Demon House This Weekend, Dread Central, October 20, 2016.