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Inside the investigation

A holiday-themed repeated-666 call experiment leads to reports of unexpected phone behavior and a car that will not start. I document those problems without establishing that the Krampus story caused them.

Evidence & key moments

These are review points. Timing-check labels record the owner’s timestamp validation; viewer reports remain unverified. Possible words and board readings are interpretations, not confirmed paranormal speech.

About this recording

Original published title: I Tried Calling Krampus — Then My Phone and Car Acted Up

YouTube publication: 2017-12-19 · Duration: 30:02

Recorded experiments and folklore accounts are presented for review. A reported experience, an apparent board sequence and a sound from a scanning radio are different sources and should be evaluated separately.

Read the original YouTube description
During a holiday-themed experiment, I try calling a repeated-666 number associated with Krampus and report unexpected phone behavior and a car that will not start. I'm Tim Wood from LiveSciFi. This is the original investigation or on-camera account—not a dramatized reenactment. I keep the attempted communication, equipment checks and reactions in context so you can review what was actually recorded and decide how to interpret it. 🔎 PARANORMAL EVENTS & EQUIPMENT TO REVIEW • PHONE: I repeatedly dial a number and observe an incoming call. • CAR: The vehicle does not start after the experiment begins. • EVP: I conduct a short recorder session looking for voice-like audio. • TECHNICAL: Phone, battery and car trouble can have ordinary mechanical explanations. • FOLLOW-UP: A posted comment says the phone and car both died after the livestream. ⏱️ YOUTUBE CHAPTERS — EVP REACTIONS & KEY MOMENTS 0:00 Introducing the Krampus Call 2:00 Audience Questions 3:31 PHONE: Dialing the Number 5:30 EVP: Preparing to Record 6:28 PHONE: Incoming Call 8:07 CAR: Vehicle Problem 11:02 Discussing Possible Causes 15:56 AUDIO: Strange Sounds 20:32 Taking Viewer Questions 27:51 Final Attempt 💬 COMMENTS & VIEWER OBSERVATIONS Some viewers compared the odd noise to branches or jingling rather than a supernatural voice. 🎧 EVIDENCE REVIEW STATUS • No sufficiently specific viewer-reported audio/reaction timestamp was available in the sampled regular YouTube comments. Do not create one without viewing the footage. • The broad chapter boundaries came from caption-based chapter analysis; exact spoken EVP reactions still require a playback check before any definitive label. What did you actually hear or see? Post the exact timestamp, identify whether it was the Ouija board, EVP recorder, ghost box, camera or another device, and include any ordinary explanation you would test. I review specific observations—not just claims that a demon or ghost was captured. 👻 WATCH MORE ORIGINAL LIVESCIFI INVESTIGATIONS https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLInSFRdFs5pg https://livescifi.tv/episodes/ EVIDENCE NOTE: Unknown callers, number services, line noise and phone errors are ordinary alternatives to supernatural explanations. Recorder artifacts, reflections, radio reception and viewer expectations can affect the interpretation of apparent activity. #Calling666 #UrbanLegends #LiveSciFi

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