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Completed LIVE investigation · Full show replay
LIVE ZoZo Ouija Board Session | Devil’s Night Paranormal Investigation
Tim Wood and Lillian conduct a 40-minute ZoZo Ouija session, ask the recorder to confirm board readings, discuss reported sounds near a pumpkin and physical sensations, then compare a past–present–future tarot spread. Review the team’s attributed readings, alternate EVP interpretations and final recorder playback in context.
Completed LIVE investigation · Full show replay
I Summoned ZOZO: The Demon That Won’t Leave
Tim Wood, Lillian and Kristen conduct an October 24, 2026 ZoZo investigation with tarot, baseline recorder sessions, dowsing rods, a psychic sketch, Ouija sessions and ghost-box audio. Chapters distinguish reported sounds and physical experiences, investigator interpretations, and approximate viewer observations. These reports do not establish a paranormal cause.
Mackay Mansion · Virginia City, Nevada · Full show replay
Mackay Mansion Live Paranormal Investigation — October 22, 2026
Tim Wood and LiveSciFi revisit four Mackay Mansion investigations in a twentieth-anniversary broadcast, with recorded investigation footage, live commentary, EVP playback, reported experiences, rod experiments, Polaroids and video ITC.
Viewer-submitted doll · undisclosed indoor location · Uncut investigation recording
Testing A Haunted Doll | This Object Has A Dark Reputation
A planned cabin ghost hunt changes course when the team finds no power or heat. Tim Wood, Lily and Kristin investigate a viewer-submitted doll instead, combining joint channeling, EMF checks, Ouija questions, recorder playback, dowsing rods and a psychic sketch. Follow the actual session, including its missing opening audio and the team’s inconclusive EVP review.
Undisclosed indoor investigation · Original live recording
Haunted Doll EVP Test, Burning Bead Reports & Lilac Mirror Experiment
Tim Wood, Lilly and Kristin Manning revisit a reportedly haunted doll before opening a mailed package containing beads said to have been found in a fireplace. They begin with recollections from the previous night, then conduct new ghost-box questioning and voice-recorder sessions. Playback is kept separate from live questioning, including a response the team interprets as “I'm in the box.” A salt-circle experiment prompts further subjective impressions and a sketch of an alleged tethered figure. In the second half, a sender's letter supplies the beads' reported background. Participants report a soft touch on a leg and burning or prickling fingers while handling the beads, discuss possible chemical irritation, and wash their hands. The final experiment uses a candlelit Lilac mirror: Kristin describes figures and Tim reports both internal imagery and a brief reflected shape. The team closes the mirror session and compares Kristin's drawing with Tim's account. The investigation captures the team's real-time reactions to the haunted doll, burning-bead sensations and mirror experiment.
Nevada forest campsite; exact location undisclosed · Original live recording
Bone Walker Forest Investigation: Light-Strip Tests, Ouija & Automatic Writing
Tim Wood and Lilly investigate a Nevada forest campsite associated in their account with a tall, tree-like figure they call the Bone Walker. After recounting an earlier sighting, they set a motion-sensitive light strip among the trees and combine ghost-box questions with requests for movement. They report disorientation, nearby footsteps and intermittent strip activations, then compare those activations with deliberate crossings and rod proximity. Lilly explains illuminated dowsing rods and uses them for yes/no questions. At the campfire, a recorder session precedes Ouija-board responses interpreted as “ruins,” “last of the light” and a name rendered as Muz. Several recordings are replayed, including sounds they consider possibly fire noise. Later forest walks bring reports of approaching movement and a distant flickering light, followed by battery changes and further ghost-box questions. Lilly concludes with automatic writing and describes fatigue afterward. The stream also includes campsite conversation and marshmallows; blue flames are explicitly attributed to a fire additive. Device responses and paranormal identities remain interpretations.
Forest campsite; exact location undisclosed · Original live recording
Black Forest EVP Playback, Dowsing & Thermal-Camera Investigation
Tim Wood and Lilly return to a remote forest campsite after earlier, unfilmed experiences near their tent. They begin with audio troubleshooting and a campsite tour, then investigate with a ghost box, a REM pod, illuminated dowsing rods and a laser motion detector. Lilly offers subjective impressions of a tall figure and an unseen boundary, while Tim reports brief shapes and footsteps among the trees. Several voice-recorder sessions are immediately replayed; a passing train is explicitly identified during one recording. A thermal-camera sweep is used to look for an animal or unusual heat signature, with a hot spot discussed but no clear figure established. The later campfire experiment combines Ouija letters with recorder questions. Playback includes threatening interpretations and a religious question whose alleged answer differs between the team and a viewer comment. An Ovilus is introduced near the end, but the captions do not establish a distinct clear output. Cold hands, wind, equipment difficulty and moonlight are part of the recorded context. The investigation closes with the team's reactions to EVP playback, dowsing responses and thermal-camera observations.
Crown Point Mill, Gold Hill, Nevada · Original live recording
Crown Point Mill: Seven-Spirit Ritual, EVP Playback & Kristin’s Dizziness Reports
Tim Wood, Lilly, Kristin Manning and caretaker Cassie investigate Crown Point Mill in Gold Hill, Nevada during a snowstorm. Kristin opens with a seven-spirit ritual using candles, sigils, incense and offerings, then the group follows Ovilus words and reported sounds through the building. Kristin becomes dizzy near an upper ramp and is helped outside, where she describes the world spinning and later returns to investigate. Tim and Lilly conduct recorder sessions, interpret playback as “I am Satan,” and question illuminated dowsing rods whose lights repeatedly change. Battery failures, wet equipment, fogged glasses, cold hands and internet interruptions repeatedly disrupt their work. Later laser-grid tests and ghost-box attempts lead back to recorder questions, a reported shadow with a bat considered as an alternative, and more playback. Kristin again reports shaking and unsteady steps. The group burns the ritual sigils, formally closes the circle and conducts a final recorder test before packing up. The team describes Kristin's dizziness, equipment interruptions and the Seven-Spirit ritual as events unfold in the mill.
Crown Point Mill, Gold Hill, Nevada · Original live recording
Crown Point Mill: Reported Influence, Blood-Offering Ritual & Ouija Investigation
Tim Wood, Lilly, Kristin Manning and caretaker Cassie investigate Crown Point Mill through a long, rain-soaked livestream. Lilly and Kristin conduct separate walkthroughs, describing subjective impressions of a tall figure, smaller shapes and the industrial vats. Early recorder sessions and playback are followed by dowsing-rod questions. Cassie then gives a lengthy account of the property's history and her earlier experiences, including a photograph, apparent influence and a frightening drive home; these are recollections rather than new events on this stream. Outside, Tim records questions about footsteps and discusses radio feedback as a possible complication. A later blood-offering ritual accompanies Cassie's report of intense hostility toward Tim and a brief loss of sight, while Tim reports nausea. The team closes the circle, takes a substantial break and returns for Ouija. An apparent gate or footstep sound interrupts that setup, prompting an entrance check before the board session resumes. Heavy rain, dripping water, bats, poor lighting and technical issues remain important context. The team documents the intense physical experiences and interruptions while working through the ritual and Ouija experiments.
Washoe and Virginia City cemeteries, Nevada · Original live recording
Cemetery EVP Sessions & Dowsing: Washoe to Virginia City Road Trip
Tim Wood and Lilly explore two Nevada cemeteries during a cold daytime livestream, with a substantial road-trip segment between them. At the old Washoe cemetery they inspect deteriorating markers and try dowsing rods near possible unmarked graves. A first recorder session produces playback they describe as a loud howl or scream, while a follow-up yields little they can decipher. They then drive to Virginia City, discussing the surrounding landscape, future filming and local mining stories; microphone settings and weak reception affect the stream. At the Virginia City cemetery complex they walk toward a sparsely marked section, use the rods again, and conduct multiple recorder tests. Several playbacks are explicitly described as empty or unclear. Later sessions include a tentative “Samuel” interpretation and questions recalling an earlier Silver Queen experience. The investigators also encounter an unidentified bone-like object and consider an animal origin. Their psychic impressions, grave identifications and audio interpretations remain unverified; the recording includes wind, passing traffic and technical interruptions.
Undisclosed indoor investigation · Original live recording
Dybbuk Box: Tarot, Dowsing, Ouija Responses & Ghost-Box Shutdowns | EP 20
Tim Wood and Lilly reopen a reportedly haunted box in an indoor investigation that combines tarot, ghost-box questioning, dowsing rods and two Ouija sessions. Early discussion recounts the previous night's sounds and Lilly's later attempt to sage the garage. During the new session they request taps, show the surrounding rooms and examine objects including hair, a geode, a photograph, a ring and items they identify as a tooth and bone. Tim acknowledges that the ring may simply have been overlooked before. Sage cleansing accompanies interpreted ghost-box responses, followed by a reported scratching sensation and marks of uncertain age. Lilly explains her dowsing yes/no convention before questions about the box and an offering of a drink. The Ouija exchange includes letter sequences interpreted as Zozo and “naked and lonely.” A ghost box makes unusual noises and repeatedly shuts down; the team checks its battery and switches equipment. A second board session and prayer follow, with further burning-arm reports. These interpretations and device problems do not establish supernatural causation.
Private home · location undisclosed · Original live recording
Opening the Dybbuk Box: Burning Arm, Dowsing Rods & Growl Reports | EP 19
Tim Wood and Lily open a previously investigated box inside a private home. They begin with a tarot reading, examine a photograph, hair, candle, tooth and stone, then try radio spirit-box communication and dowsing rods. Tim reports forearm burning; the pair discuss redness, heat, nausea, back discomfort and a strong odor. Several taps, bangs and growl-like sounds are reported during the session. The later portion introduces a Paranormal Puck and its word database, followed by a final ghost-box exchange and a crucifix placed in the box. The video preserves the team's firsthand reactions to the burning-arm sensation, dowsing responses and growl-like sounds. The recorder is discussed as an overnight follow-up; this video does not contain a completed overnight EVP review. An Ouija session is proposed for another broadcast, rather than performed here.
Tonopah Cemetery · beside the Clown Motel · Original live recording
Tonopah Cemetery Ghost Hunt: Dowsing Rods, Spirit Box & Ouija
Tim Wood, Lily and Kristen investigate Tonopah Cemetery beside the Clown Motel. Their walk centers on the rear graves and an area the investigators describe as oppressive. Dowsing-rod questions and a radio spirit box are followed by a laser-grid check, reported footsteps and a voice near Tim’s ear. The group places touch-activated cat balls in a circle and reports several activations, while also testing whether nearby movement can trigger them. After discussing their impressions and cleansing practices, Tim uses holy water at graves and reports feeling vertigo. Tim and Lily then conduct an Ouija session, with letters and a descending number sequence called aloud; a growl-like sound is also reported. Kristen offers an impression of an undertaker, presented as her interpretation rather than documented history. Despite the original title, the available recording stays in the cemetery; the motel interior is planned for later.
Tonopah Cemetery · beside the Clown Motel · Original live recording
Tonopah Cemetery Ouija: Spirit-Box Failures, Mist Report & EVP Review
Tim Wood and Lily return to Tonopah Cemetery for a third broadcast. Lily uses dowsing rods before the pair investigate the rear graves with a radio spirit box. They report a choking sensation, gravel noises and cold areas, then experience repeated device shutdowns; batteries, an SD-card message and contacting the manufacturer are discussed. After collecting a backup box and Ouija board from the Clown Motel, they return to the cemetery. The recording includes radio-voice and laughter interpretations, brief solo sessions, Tim’s report of a shadow and mist, and a comparison with disturbed dirt. A recorder is used and its audio appears to be replayed around54minutes, but the captions do not establish a distinct new EVP response. During the Ouija session they interpret letters as help, evil and watching. Lily later says Tim briefly stopped responding, while Tim disputes remembering that behavior. Environmental interruptions include insects and a mouse; an apparent object movement near the end is attributed as possibly accidental contact.
Undisclosed indoor location · haunted-object session · Original live recording
Testing the “Death Watch”: Haunted Pocket Watch & Locket Session
Tim Wood introduces an old pocket watch and an accompanying photographic locket sent by a viewer. He recounts the sender’s story that the watch was associated with deaths in the family and says he found a newspaper account of an earlier killing; the documents themselves are not reproduced or verified in this transcript. The live test uses a radio spirit box and an Ovilus word-database device. Questions concern an attachment to the objects and whether they can be moved. Tim interprets several words but also explicitly describes later output as nonsensical. A cross is placed with the watch before a final radio session. Speculation about family responsibility comes from the questioning and device interpretations, and does not establish who committed any historical crime. The recording ends with plans for future Tonopah and Sallie House investigations and a recollection of meeting a cemetery dowser. No Ouija, dowsing-rod session or recorder EVP playback is performed in this video.
Clown Motel & Tonopah Cemetery · Tonopah, Nevada · Original live recording
Clown Motel & Tonopah Cemetery: Ouija, EVP Review and Scratch Report
Tim Wood and Lily investigate Tonopah Cemetery and their room at the Clown Motel in this extended live broadcast. The opening walk combines Lily’s impressions, radio spirit-box questions, a REM-Pod and laser-grid monitoring. The team reports cold sensations and headaches, but also identifies a windblown sagebrush as the cause of laser-grid alerts. An audio interruption is attributed to a stream button and new microphone setup. In their motel room, they try an Ouija session with the ghost box, report table vibration, and conduct a short recorder session followed by playback. Returning to the cemetery, they interpret board letters, numbers and radio phrases. Tim describes sudden neck pain while Lily points out three visible scratches during the investigation. Later moments include further breathing, growl, shadow and knocking reports. The broadcast ends back at the motel with plans for follow-up, while dowsing and tarot are discussed rather than performed here.
Clown Motel & Tonopah Cemetery · Tonopah, Nevada · Original live recording
Clown Motel & Tonopah Cemetery: Ovilus, EMF and Ouija Investigation
Tim Wood and Patrick begin inside the Clown Motel’s clown collection room, interviewing the owner about buying and designing the property and his reported experiences. The owner suggests a cemetery connection; those historical claims are presented as his account. The team checks magnetic-field readings, interprets radio spirit-box responses and tries an Ovilus. Reported words include pain, scared, hostage, threat and Legion, with questions about miners and the display. They ask for doll movement but do not establish that a doll moves. An unusual breakfast-like odor and vertigo are described. The pair then retrieve an Ouija board and enter Tonopah Cemetery. During the board session they call out letters, interpret a phrase as “fetch me a soul,” and report back pain and a tap with a small stone on the board. The session is paused when other people are nearby. The investigation captures the team's interpretations of the devices, the physical sensations they describe and the tense Ouija session in the cemetery.
Washoe Club · Virginia City, Nevada · Original live recording
Washoe Club Investigation: EVP Playback, Solo Sessions & Window Photo
Tim Wood and the LiveSciFi team investigate the Washoe Club in Virginia City, combining group recorder sessions with individual walkthroughs. They first play an earlier session with Mark and Debbie Constantino, then make new recordings and listen for interpreted responses. Several rooms prompt reports of cold drafts, chest heaviness and dizziness. At an old telephone, tapping and a possible “walk away” response are discussed. Michael shows a photograph with a face-like area in a window, compared with Kristin’s earlier sketch; its interpretation remains unverified. An organ-room recording, a ballroom laser-grid test and multiple solo recorder sessions follow. Tim interprets a solo playback as “get out,” while Jeff’s later sessions also include quiet or inconclusive recordings. The final radio ghost-box sweep revisits rooms and stairs, with reported foot pain and interpreted words. Wind, vibrating wires, footsteps from teammates, an identified silver-dollar sound and movement-triggered laser alerts are considered. Historical playback and new live events remain distinct throughout the notes.
Cabin near Donner Lake · exact location undisclosed · Original live recording
Cabin Near Donner Lake: Ovilus, EVP Questions & Reported Taps
Tim Wood and Lily investigate a cabin near Donner Lake during a snowstorm, accompanied by their dog Patches. This is a modern cabin near the Donner Party sites, not a surviving original Donner Party cabin. Lily offers impressions of rooms while the team interprets Ovilus words and briefly uses a radio ghost box. They report cold or pressured feelings, taps, light or orb-like shapes and later breathing and crawling-like noises. They also discuss ordinary possibilities: heating/furnace sounds, snow, dust and an animal outside. A recorder session begins upstairs with questions about the area and its history; at the end Tim says he will review the recording, so a completed EVP playback is not shown. Lily conducts an automatic-writing/channeling experiment with responses attributed to her impressions, not established identities. Patches’ movements and gaze are discussed as observations. The recording closes with plans to revisit historic sites; those visits are described or proposed rather than shown here.
Ghost Town Terror · studio Q&A · Original live recording
Tim Wood Answers Your Ghost Town Terror Season 2 Questions
Tim Wood answers live viewer questions about filming Ghost Town Terror season two, describing the eight-week production, hospital investigation, pit descent and cave access. These are recollections of earlier filming, not new on-location evidence in this recording. He discusses photographs and reported EVP recordings without playing those materials here. A noise during the Q&A is attributed to his computer water cooler. Tim also gives updates about Patches, unaired Sallie House footage and future livestream plans. The latter are historical announcements, not current event dates. Later discussion includes personal religious interpretations and distressing secondhand accounts; these remain attributed opinions and are not evidence of a supernatural cause.
Dybbuk box · undisclosed indoor location · Original live recording
Dybbuk Box Follow-Up: EVP Playback, SLS Mapping & Scratching Reports
Tim returns to the box opened the previous night, examining its contents before recording new EVP questions. He explains radio-scanning ghost-box operation, voice-activated recording, REM pods, SLS mapping and a laser grid. Playback includes his interpretation of a “help me” response. During the equipment session he reports an object moving or being thrown, scratching near a cabinet, candle flickering and apparent agreement between SLS mapping and laser-grid dots. The episode brings together the team's scratching reports, SLS-mapping observations and EVP playback. The final section records another quiet session and plays it back before closing. Viewer comments offer additional ghost-box word interpretations, some inconsistent with the caption timeline, which should remain separately attributed rather than replacing transcript-derived moments.
Dybbuk box · undisclosed indoor location · Original live recording
Opening the Dybbuk Box: EVP Playback, Ghost Box & Reported Experiences
Tim opens a box that he says has remained closed for almost three years. He first records questions and replays possible responses, then inspects the contents, including a photograph, hair, a candle, a tooth-like object and a geode. Further EVP playback includes his interpretations of phrases such as “I’m in here” and a name resembling Joshua. A radio-scanning ghost-box session follows, with name interpretations and a report of arm contact. Tim describes lightheadedness, blurry vision, powerful emotions and the sensation of a presence standing behind him as the investigation continues. Later recorder playback is interpreted as screaming and another phrase while he was out of the room. He also notes a power brick near an elevated meter reading, preserving an ordinary explanation. Viewer comments provide alternate word interpretations at several moments.
Supporter Q&A · indoor broadcast · Original live recording
It Feels Evil Announcement: Tim Wood’s Supporter Q&A
Tim thanks supporters and announces the television project It Feels Evil, explaining how he plans to continue live YouTube investigations alongside television work. This is an informal supporter Q&A, not an on-location investigation or a session containing new EVP playback. He discusses the challenges of edited filming, plans for post-episode evidence discussions, and proposed visits to the Pasadena ritual house and other locations. A past rectory experience and his opinions about investigation risks are recollections. Later he talks about Patches, possible meetups, his longstanding Ouija board and returning to Sallie House. Dates and planned events refer to the original broadcast and should not be advertised as upcoming today.
Antique mirror · undisclosed indoor location · Original live recording
Haunted Mirror Experiment: Scrying, EVP Playback & Ghost Box
Tim investigates an antique mirror with an inscription and pentagram, describing an estate-sale provenance as reported background rather than verified history. The recording alternates radio-scanning ghost-box questions, mirror scrying and voice-recorder sessions. During the scrying he notes an eye-like appearance that may be a camera reflection. A hidden-object test asks the recorder to identify something in a box; Tim later identifies a key, but the recording does not establish a successful independent identification. He repeatedly notes poor audio and howling wind during a California storm. The final recorder playback remains unclear, and Tim describes the mirror experiment as a dud rather than claiming a conclusive result. The archived investigation should preserve that inconclusive outcome and avoid the original title’s assertion that Satan was caught on camera.
Historic hotel and tunnel · location not confirmed from reviewed source · Original live recording
Haunted Hotel Tunnel: Dowsing, EVP Sessions, Automatic Writing & Red Book
Tim, Kristin and Ethan explore a tunnel beneath an old hotel before moving upstairs for further experiments. Early hotel-footstep stories are recollections, followed by dowsing-rod questions, Ethan’s first solo recorder session and laser-grid tests. The team hears sounds, feels tingling, notices a shadow-like appearance and experiences equipment power problems during the investigation. Some sounds receive ordinary explanations, including coughing and a device reacting to a person standing in front of it. Later experiments include automatic writing, a mirror, Red Book bibliomancy with an exorcism book, recorder playback and tarot. The writing, book passages, dreams and card interpretations are subjective experiment results rather than independently verified historical facts. A viewer flags possible whispers during ordinary conversation upstairs; these require separate listening and attribution. The recording spans almost three hours and contains substantial material beyond the tunnel segment.
Dumas Brothel · Butte, Montana · Original live recording
Dumas Brothel Investigation: EVP Playback, Word Device & SLS Reports
Tim Wood and Sapphire explore the Dumas Brothel in Butte, Montana, testing several rooms and the basement before returning upstairs. Recorder sessions and playback are combined with a word-generating device and SLS camera observations. Early playback is interpreted as “go away”; a later session asks about a reported dark presence. Shortly after asking for a sign, the team hears a tap near the window and discusses the device responses and movement they notice. The recording also preserves alternative explanations: an early noise may be handcuffs, an apparent orb is identified as dust, and a late visual impression may be a bug. A viewer’s “mist” report occurs near the equipment session, and another suggests a phrase after the team has already begun closing remarks. The footage retains those mist and audio moments for viewers to revisit alongside the team's firsthand experiences.
Ghost Town Terror · studio Q&A · Original live recording
Ghost Town Terror Q&A: The Pit, Animal Bones & Behind-the-Scenes Evidence
Tim answers viewer questions about Ghost Town Terror, describing seven weeks of filming in Montana and the challenges of condensing the investigation into television episodes. The discussion covers trust with the family, the pit descent, bone analysis, objects retained after filming, and interpretations of earlier recorder and video-ITC sessions. These are recollections and reported findings, not newly conducted experiments in this Q&A. Tim explicitly says the bones examined by an expert were not human and acknowledges uncertainty about dead birds and several case details. He also explains what he considers an intelligent ghost-box response and why he listens again later. Tim answers viewer questions about attachments, spiritual protection and his personal interpretations of these cases. A viewer flags possible growl/breath sounds and a moth-like object during the broadcast; these remain unverified observations.
Garage object investigation · private location withheld · Original live recording
Haunted Ouija Board: Recorder Sessions, Billy Club Test & “Peter” Responses
Tim investigates a long-used Ouija board in his garage, beginning with a recorder session before introducing an old billy club from a separate private-home case. He reports hearing a woman’s voice and later reviews possible EVP responses, including an interpretation of “Ouija.” The solo board session produces letter and number sequences that he interprets as Peter, Kansas and a connection to Sallie House. Those interpretations are not independent proof of the identity or source of the board movement. Tim explicitly considers whether the results could be subconscious. The recording also preserves ordinary explanations: visible breath is attributed to an unheated cold garage, and a loud outside engine is distinguished from a supposed banshee. He closes the board and replays the recorder before final reflections and historical show plans.
Cemetery · exact location not confirmed · Original live recording
Cemetery at Sunset: EVP Sessions, Traffic Noise & a Misidentified Visitor
Tim conducts an impromptu cemetery walkthrough near sunset, recording questions in several areas while trying to escape road noise and repeated distant screaming. Earlier vampire-related EVP claims, ritual stories and a hanging legend are recollections or local background described by Tim, not events proven in this recording. New recorder sessions are followed by playback; some responses remain unclear. Tim hears a knocking sound and describes a smoke-like impression while continuing his sunset cemetery investigation. Near the end he startles at someone behind him, then explicitly identifies a living runner in pink and corrects his initial reaction. The recording preserves ordinary people, road noise, church bells and equipment trouble rather than turning them into paranormal claims.
Historic hotel tunnel · exact location unconfirmed · Original live recording
Haunted Tunnel Investigation: EVP Playback, EMF Tests & a Buzzing Sound
Tim investigates a hotel tunnel alone using a voice-activated recorder, radio-scanning ghost box and electromagnetic meters. He asks about reported attacks and local history but does not establish those accounts in the recording. After an initially quiet recorder playback, he conducts ghost-box questions and reports possible shadow movement, nearby footsteps and meter changes. Playback is interpreted as phrases including “get back,” his name and “get it out of here”; these remain attributed interpretations. A rosary and prayers are introduced late in the session, followed by a loud buzzing or bee-like sound that startles him. He questions its nature rather than verifying a supernatural cause. Ordinary context includes his own foot noise, movement tests near a meter, outside sound and his concern about SLS false positives. Viewer timestamps add possible groans, small impacts, swaying and footsteps for separate review.
Dumas Brothel · Butte, Montana · Original live recording
Dumas Brothel Overnight: EVP Playback, Dowsing & Basement Bone Questions
Tim, Kristin and Scott investigate the Dumas Brothel in Butte for more than four hours, moving through upstairs rooms and the basement. The recording includes electromagnetic baselines, a silver-dollar trigger object, repeated recorder sessions and playback, dowsing questions, ghost-box work, photography and a calibrated laser-grid experiment. In the basement they find bone-like objects among pottery, wood and fabric, but the recording does not establish that the material is human or that a crime occurred; animal bones and fill debris are considered. Later reports include perfume and foul odors, lightheadedness, ringing ears, touch sensations, a growl, footsteps and shadow impressions. The team also checks ordinary possibilities such as camera interference, drafts, breathing, their own foot noise, clothing reflections and fatigue. Interpretations of names and phrases remain unverified. A long audience break separates the earlier basement work from later equipment tests and final ghost-box questions.
Private-home case · California location withheld · Original live recording
Demon House Overnight: Ouija, EVP Playback, REM Pods & an Unidentified Toy Sound
Tim conducts a five-hour solo investigation with Patches in a private California home, using multiple camera views, recorder sessions, REM pods, an Ovilus word device, a radio-scanning ghost box, Ouija and a mirror experiment. Kristin joins by phone while Tim briefly leaves the house. Recorder playbacks receive several attributed interpretations; other sessions produce nothing clear. The most distinct reported incidents include a toy-like musical sound whose exact source is not found, odor and draft reports, and subjective touch or bite-like sensations. Device words and board spellings do not verify an entity identity. Tim checks ordinary explanations including cords, faulty equipment, a steaming water machine, a fan, his dog, a phone vibration, the heater and a possible dead rodent. He later lies down to monitor activity but ultimately says he could not sleep. Viewer comments provide separate listening and camera-review prompts.
Private-home case · location withheld · Original live recording
Demon House Night Two: EVP Playback, Ghost Box & Equipment Cutouts
Tim returns to a private-home case for a shorter second-night session at the owners’ request. He explains that a family lives there, a priest is expected and he will avoid additional provocation or Ouija work. The recording includes a baseline meter check, recorder questions near mirrors, playback interpretations and a ghost-box/REM-pod setup. Patches startles Tim early in a session, and he explicitly attributes another impact to hitting a low chandelier. Later ghost-box power loss and temperature indications are reported without a verified cause. Tim interprets some recorder playback as a mimicked voice and a response to a question about a priest. Viewers point out possible whispers, a hiss and short phrases to revisit in the original recording. The home’s precise location and family identities should remain private.
Historic cemetery · location not confirmed · Original live recording
Daytime Cemetery Investigation: EVP Playback & a Lavender-Odor Report
Tim walks an old cemetery in daylight, recalling an earlier vampire-related recording and discussing local hanging and ritual stories as unverified background. He tries recorder questions in several areas, first discovering that he had forgotten to press Record and repeating the session. He acknowledges that this first actual playback contains little material. Later questions near a grave with a cross produce unclear audio he interprets as a response and, in another playback, the word “black.” He also reports a lavender-like odor and a feeling of anger near disturbed-looking soil. Those impressions do not establish supernatural activity or the historical identity of a speaker. Road noise, birds, nearby visitors and screaming children remain important context. After feeling nauseated he rests, recounts a past experience and conducts another short recorder session before leaving.
Private-home case · location withheld · Original live recording
Demon House Night One: Baseline Readings, EVP Playback & Reported Knocks
Tim and Patches conduct a preliminary investigation of an undisclosed private home while the residents are away. Tim describes the family’s reported experiences and explains that he has turned photographs around to protect their identities. He measures electromagnetic baselines before asking recorder questions in several areas and near a Ouija board left by the owners. The board itself is not operated in this recording because no planchette is available. Playback contains possible whispers and responses that remain unclear; later religious prompts are followed by reported knocks, an odor of decay, chills and tingling arms. A radio-scanning ghost-box session closes the active experiments. These subjective experiences and device outputs do not establish a demonic cause. The episode preserves the initial baseline, nearby electrical equipment, tripod trouble and the distinction between owner reports and events Tim experiences during the broadcast.
Hotel Léger · Mokelumne Hill, California · Original live recording
Hotel Léger Halloween: Psychic Sketch, Mirror Experiment & Video ITC
Tim and Kristin investigate a historic hotel in Mokelumne Hill, combining a psychic sketch, recorder questions, radio-scanning ghost box, mirror scrying and video-feedback ITC. Kristin describes figures and a collecting entity as subjective impressions rather than identified historical people. The mirror session produces additional imagery and bodily sensations, while they also note smudges that can resemble a face. Tim then points a video feedback loop toward the mirror and discusses unusual Polaroid appearances without resolving their cause. Later tarot readings are explicitly offered for fun. The team prepares recorder questions for a planned Ouija session but ends this broadcast to restart on a phone because viewers report audio-sync problems. The full Ouija session therefore belongs to a separate recording. Historical claims about the hotel and George’s death remain uncertain, with conflicting accounts acknowledged in the discussion.
Historic cemetery · exact name unconfirmed · Original live recording
Halloween Cemetery Investigation: Dowsing Rods & “Help Me Up” EVP Playback
Tim and Kristin walk a cemetery around Halloween, beginning with dowsing-rod questions and electromagnetic readings. Kristin describes additional equipment intended for a later hotel show, but those planned mirror experiments are not performed in this recording. They visit graves associated with George and Louise and discuss conflicting historical accounts without settling them. Several recorder sessions follow, including questions near children’s graves. Traffic and skateboarders make outdoor playback difficult, so they replay a final recording in the quieter car. Tim and Kristin interpret a short phrase as “help me up” or “help me out.” That wording and its paranormal attribution remain their interpretation, with the original audio available for review. The episode also records ordinary turkeys startling the team and a possible magnetic-field explanation for baseline readings.
Viewer evidence review · indoor broadcast · Original live recording
Viewer Evidence Review: Dybbuk Box Orb, Audio & Moving-Card Clips
Tim reviews three viewer-selected clips from earlier Dybbuk-box broadcasts, explaining why timestamped comments help him revisit possible evidence and test explanations. This is a retrospective review, not three new incidents occurring during the current broadcast. The first clip is an orb-like speck near a recorder, the second combines interpreted audio with a reported change in a holy-water bottle, and the third shows a tarot-card movement that Tim discusses in relation to breathing and nearby flames. None of those explanations or supernatural interpretations is independently resolved by this transcript. He also describes rejecting another proposed capture because it could be matrixing. A later viewer comment flags possible doll-eye movement in the review room; that remains a separate unverified visual suggestion. The episode preserves how observations were selected, replayed and questioned rather than presenting edited highlights as newly captured proof.
Undisclosed indoor investigation · Original live recording
Dybbuk Box Opening: EVP Playback, Scratch Reports & Prayer | EP 16
Tim Wood examines a reportedly haunted box after reviewing a psychic drawing that associates it with a name interpreted as Amon. Early spirit-box questions produce limited clear communication, and Tim acknowledges that little has happened before switching to a recorder. He checks temperature changes and distinguishes a surface thermometer from an air-temperature sensor. On opening the box he reports a scratching or burning sensation on his arm, shows redness and conducts further recorder questions. Contents are described as hair, bone-like pieces, a tooth-like item, a photograph, a geode and other objects; their origin is not independently established. Tim then burns incense, prays and records more tests, including knocks and a name interpretation during playback. After another spirit-box interval he describes nausea, confusion and sadness, ends the session and plans to store the box outside. Viewer comments add separate, unverified orb and card-movement flags. The recording preserves the team's firsthand reactions to the EVP playback, scratch reports and unusual experiences during the Dybbuk box opening.
Undisclosed home investigation area · Original live recording
Ouija, Ghost-Box Questions & a Salt-Circle Recorder Experiment
Tim Wood investigates with a handmade board he attributes to Aleister Crowley, while making clear through his account that it has only occasionally been used. A first recorder test produces an “I am Zozo” interpretation before the Ouija session begins. Tim reads uncertain names and words, reports coldness, a sweet-foul smell, burning hands and board vibrations, and then asks for recorder confirmation. Playback includes a sound he describes as a scream; a viewer separately suggests chair movement as an ordinary explanation. He follows with ghost-box questions, including Beelzebub references and a viewer birthday test that he says fails. A final experiment places salt around the board, resumes questions and uses the recorder while testing an opening in the circle. Tim reports feeling faint, says goodbye and reviews the audio before discussing future shows. The recording preserves the entire sequence, from challenging Ouija and ghost-box exchanges to the most striking recorder playback and the salt-circle experiment.
Hotel Leger; city not verified in this review · Original live recording
Hotel Leger: Ganzfeld Ouija, Video-Loop ITC & EVP Playback
Tim Wood, Patrick and Scott investigate Hotel Leger, beginning with recollections of earlier taps, chain-like sounds and a whispered name. During new hallway tests they establish EMF baselines, warn that moving the meter can create false readings and consider phone interference when readings rise near a portrait. Recorder playback yields a “step back” interpretation before they return to the room for a video-feedback experiment using an old television and camera. They discuss ambiguous car-like and face-like patterns, then abandon the setup after equipment trouble. While preparing sensory deprivation, Tim reports tightening beads and the strand breaks, with marks discussed. He then listens to ghost-box audio while using Ouija, reporting a communicator called Hannah and uncertain threatening statements. A door sound interrupts the test and prompts a building check. Later ghost-box and mirror questions lead to another recorder session and playback. The episode ends with a hallway walk and fresh touch reports; no identity, prediction or apparition is independently confirmed.
Undisclosed garage · Original live recording
Solo Ouija in the Garage: EVP Playback, Voice Reports & a TV Interruption
Tim Wood conducts a solo garage investigation with an old Ouija board and a voice-activated recorder. He identifies and switches off a background fan, then recounts childhood board experiences and an earlier Stanley Hotel visit before beginning new tests. The first recorder playback is unclear, so he proceeds to the board, reading tentative letters and words while reporting breathing-like sounds, coldness and pressure. A later recording asks about a perceived scratching image; playback produces a possible yes interpretation, and Kristin sends a sketch remotely. Tim resumes with viewer questions, reports a voice, distinguishes a motorcycle in the background and interprets the board's final words as “joke over.” A television in another room reportedly switches on loudly as the connection falters, prompting him to stop. He then records one last test about a touch on his shoulder, interpreting playback as “back.” These are attributed reports and uncertain audio readings, not independent confirmation of a spirit or television malfunction cause.
Undisclosed indoor location · Original live recording
Dybbuk Box Preview: Tim’s Q&A Before the Next Opening
Tim Wood checks in with viewers before a planned Dybbuk-box opening on his other channel. He discusses having owned the box for about nine years, leaving it untouched for more than a year and recently having disturbing dreams about it. This recording stays in the preparation and Q&A stage: Tim describes a strong smell, loose dust and material of uncertain origin, and explains why he is wearing a mask and plans to use a respirator. He recalls feeling ill after earlier examinations and acknowledges uncertainty about whether the contents or an alleged paranormal influence caused that. He outlines a simple recorder-based investigation and says he will avoid ghost-box equipment in that forthcoming session. During the chat he briefly reports a possible orb, movement-like sounds and a bang, while identifying a train in the background. The box is not opened and no new recorder test occurs within this short broadcast.
Undisclosed indoor location · Original live recording
Dybbuk Box EVP Tests: “I Have Your Soul” Interpretation & Meter Checks
Tim Wood conducts a second night of recorder tests beside a closed, reportedly haunted wooden box. He announces a separate opening planned for Friday, recounts the box's claimed origin and describes a strong odor and dusty contents as reasons for wearing a mask. After noting that the EMF reading has settled from an earlier high, he records questions about the box and immediately replays them. Tim interprets one response as “I have your soul,” then asks follow-up questions and reports a possible black mist near the light source. A second playback produces a further soul-related interpretation, while a later viewer-question session yields little he considers clear. He also reports itching, a possible orb and a ceiling tap. Near the end he notes a higher meter reading, moves the recorder and checks camera proximity as possible influences. He ends feeling nauseated and discussing better protective equipment for the later opening. Tim discusses the physical sensations and audio he experienced while the EVP recordings are replayed.
Undisclosed garage · Original live recording
Closed Dybbuk Box: EVP Playback, Radio-Noise Check & Candle Experiment
Tim Wood revisits a closed wooden box in his garage, describing its claimed history and a foul smell before placing a digital Trifield meter on top. He demonstrates that moving his phone close to the meter can raise its reading, providing important context for later fluctuations. Two voice-activated recorder sessions ask about the supposed communicator's identity and connection to the box. Immediate playback leads Tim to interpret words such as “demonic” and “kill,” while he also reports a possible shadow and chest discomfort. He then tries a PSB7 spirit box with viewer questions, but finds mostly radio noise and stops that approach. A final recorder experiment asks about holy water and whether the candle can stop flickering or be extinguished; a mosquito is noticed during the countdown. Playback produces a tentative number and growl interpretation. The box remains closed, and a future opening is announced separately. No entity, human remains or paranormal cause is independently verified.
Undisclosed home · Original live recording
Christmas Q&A: It Feels Evil Debrief & Pasadena Investigation Plans
Tim Wood joins viewers from home just before Christmas Eve for a holiday conversation about his television work and upcoming investigations. He announces a planned Pasadena Ritual House broadcast and discusses the second episode of It Feels Evil, including earlier recorder results, a doll and Patrick's closet experiment. These are recollections rather than new tests or audio playback. Tim also previews a House of Wills episode and answers questions about personal attachments, investigation methods, mirrors, water and sensory deprivation. He discusses books and speculative ideas about consciousness, residual hauntings and collective thought, explicitly acknowledging that his theories may be wrong. Later reflections cover an earlier visit associated with Sharon Tate, childhood experiences, protection practices and his mother's advice about finding a peaceful place. A brief light-flicker report occurs during the conversation, but no structured experiment follows. The broadcast ends with holiday greetings; it contains no new Ouija session, recorder test, box opening or performed ritual.
Washoe Club, Virginia City, Nevada · Original live recording
Washoe Club Return: EVP Sessions, Thermal Checks, Ouija & Mirror Questions
Tim Wood, Patrick and Jeff return to the Washoe Club in Virginia City, reflecting on an earlier investigation with Debbie and Mark Constantino. Their questions repeatedly refer to those deceased friends, but the recording establishes no paranormal cause for their deaths. The team begins with EMF baseline checks and recorder questions, acknowledging that old wiring and uneven floors can affect readings and sensations. They report sounds, touch-like sensations and repeated camera power loss, leave a recorder running while changing equipment and inspect thermal images. A mirror experiment and examination of a warm-looking fixture follow, with material-temperature differences considered. Later tests combine a phone-linked communication device, a spirit box, Patrick's solo recorder session and Ouija. Uncertain board words lead Tim to challenge the supposed communicator's claims rather than accept them. They finish with cold-area reports, holy-water and doll questions, another scratching sensation and a discussion of a shadow-like effect near a doorway. The episode closes with the team's reflections on the EVP sessions, questions and original investigation footage.
California road trip; Gilroy mentioned · Original live recording
Thanksgiving Road Check-In & Pasadena Ritual House Announcement
Tim Wood checks in from slow-moving California traffic to wish viewers a happy Thanksgiving and preview forthcoming broadcasts. He describes heavy rain, wind and poor reception as the stream intermittently buffers, then discusses plans to visit the Pasadena Ritual House on the night of the fifteenth. Those announcements are historical plans within this recording, rather than current schedules or evidence that the later investigation occurred. The conversation includes a birthday greeting for a viewer, thanks to supporters, mention of Patches in the back of the car and recollections of streaming on earlier platforms. Tim identifies Gilroy during the drive and alludes to a television project to be announced later. Despite references to future paranormal work, this is a casual holiday update. It contains no Ouija session, box opening, EVP recording, spirit-box experiment or new paranormal evidence claim.
Undisclosed indoor investigation · Original live recording
Dybbuk Box Opening: “Find Me” Playback, Polaroid Tests & Closing Ritual | EP 15
Tim Wood opens a reportedly haunted box for recorder questions and a series of Polaroid photographs. Before starting, he discusses earlier Washoe Club equipment problems and an alleged finger-like shape in older images; those are retrospective observations. He repeatedly notes voices or moaning outside the current room as potential interference. A first closed-box recorder test is followed by battery concerns and a dream recollection. After opening the box, Tim examines objects including a tooth-like item, hair, a photograph, bone-like pieces, a geode and tarot cards he says he added himself. He requests visible changes in developing instant photographs and interprets recorder playback as “find me.” Further tests involve meter changes, reported arm sensations and breathlessness, incense, Palo Santo and questions about closing the box. Tim becomes lightheaded, marks and seals it, then plays another uncertain warning-like response. The photographs, reported contents and audio interpretations do not establish paranormal identities or causation.
Undisclosed indoor location · Original live recording
After Elizabeth Short’s Grave: EVP Playback & a Candlelit Ouija Session
After an earlier visit to Elizabeth Short's grave, Tim Wood returns home for a candlelit recorder and Ouija experiment. He first explains that he invited the person he hoped to contact to follow him home, then records questions and reports difficulty breathing and three taps. Immediate playback prompts a brief response interpretation. Tim questions whether the cemetery communication came from Short at all, suggesting a different identity without verification. A second recorder attempt yields little, followed by a board session in which he reads uncertain letters and interprets a name resembling Lizzy. He asks for recorder confirmation of the board's words and later requests that the planchette move by itself; the captions do not establish that this occurred. Further questions about the murder, facial sensations and movement-like sounds lead him to stop and ask whether Zozo is present. He closes amid distracting noise. None of the identity or murder-related interpretations is established evidence.
Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland, California · Original live recording
Elizabeth Short’s Grave: Recorder Playback & EMF Questions at Mountain View Cemetery
Tim Wood visits Elizabeth Short's grave at Mountain View Cemetery in Oakland for a daytime investigation. He places a Mel meter and voice recorder near the plot, notes fluctuating readings and acknowledges that his phone could be contributing to the electromagnetic field. Questions address Short's name, her death and whether she needs help; immediate playback includes a name interpretation and a response to a Cecil Hotel question. Tim later reports that the recorder moved, asks about it and invites the hoped-for communicator to join a later session at home. He then walks through the cemetery with Patches, pauses at a marker bearing the name Emma and speculates about an animal burial without verification. At children's markers he records further questions and reports a leg touch, distinguishing it from the dog. A closing-time interruption ends the visit before that final recording is reviewed here. The audio interpretations and any claimed connection to Short remain unverified.
Undisclosed indoor location · Original live recording
Bloody Mary Mirror Ritual: Recorder Playback, Reported Taps & a Leg Sensation
Tim Wood and Patches conduct a candlelit Bloody Mary mirror experiment using an old dresser-style mirror, a voice recorder, a REM pod and a nearby meter. Tim first acknowledges people talking outside and explains that a figure-like shape on his phone is actually the candle. After the first invocation he reports a cold area near his arm, changing temperature, taps and a sensation on his left shoulder. Immediate recorder playback produces competing “please me” and “release me” interpretations. He repeats the invocation, reports a bite-like sensation on his leg and asks whether something followed him from Salem. A second playback prompts a “you have no choice” interpretation. Later he examines an estate-sale box and knife and asks whether anything is attached to the knife, without establishing its history or use. He ends discussing possible future cemetery and Halloween broadcasts. The reported sensations and sounds remain attributed observations; no apparition, entity or ritual origin is independently verified.
Recorded home Q&A; undisclosed location · Original live recording
Haunted Salem Live Debrief: Ouija, the Dybbuk Box & Tim’s Behind-the-Scenes Q&A
Back home after Haunted Live Salem, Tim Wood answers viewers' questions about participating in the television broadcast. He recalls working with the Ghost Brothers, using Ouija and sensory deprivation, and bringing a reportedly haunted box that surprised other participants. Tim says he has not yet watched the aired program, so his descriptions concern his own experience and may not match what viewers saw. He also discusses visiting an old burial ground near the location, the value of exploring local history and the purpose he assigned to dirt and a blood offering during his earlier session. Those practices are retrospective accounts; no ritual is performed in this Q&A. Further conversation covers storing and sealing the box, possible New Orleans and Sallie House trips, a future playback of the Salem recordings and Patches' return home. This is a debrief with historical plans, not a new evidence collection session or a replay of the entire television investigation.
Undisclosed indoor location · Original live recording
Ouija & Recorder Experiment: Reported Growls, Snoring Checks & a Crucifix Test
Tim Wood and Patrick conduct an indoor Ouija experiment while Patches is nearby. Tim explains his voice-activated recorder and begins with questions before reading uncertain board letters. The investigation repeatedly pauses to identify ordinary noise: a passing vehicle is called a bus, while Patrick's breathing and snoring prompt discussion about audio contamination. A later recorder sequence asks for a name and whether a demon is present; playback leads Tim to describe an extended growl, which remains his interpretation of the recording. Patrick joins the board for another attempt but expresses apprehension and does not want to continue contact in the house. The focus then shifts to a religious wall object containing holy water, described as a last-rites crucifix. Tim places the recorder by it and asks whether anything is attached, followed by further sound and response interpretations. The broadcast ends with discussion of a future forest investigation. The episode follows the team's direct questions, the sounds they heard and the unusual moments they recorded.
Undisclosed indoor location · audience Q&A · Original live recording
LiveSciFi Q&A with Tim & Patrick: Salem Plans, Evidence & Viewer Thanks
Tim Wood and Patrick host an informal audience Q&A after a planned Patreon broadcast cannot load. They thank supporters, discuss a forthcoming Salem appearance and consider possible future investigation locations. The conversation covers their preference for unedited live shows, the effort involved in investigating, the need for breaks and the ways viewers support travel and equipment. Tim reads an anonymous request about toilet paper apparently unrolling and the pair suggest recording the situation rather than treating a photograph as proof. They revisit earlier mirror experiments and personal stories from Virginia City and other locations; these are recollections, not newly filmed events. They also discuss recorder research, limitations of paranormal equipment and a road-gradient explanation for apparent uphill car movement. A brief possible visual movement is mentioned, but this is primarily a discussion recording. An Ouija session is proposed for a separate broadcast and is not performed in this video.
Undisclosed indoor location · at-home Q&A · Original live recording
Live Paranormal Q&A: Video-Feedback Experiment & Informal Tarot with Tim
Tim Wood hosts a relaxed audience Q&A at home, discussing earlier Demon House investigations and plans for an evidence-review broadcast. An improvised video-feedback experiment creates repeated screen images; Tim asks for changes and points out face- or figure-like impressions. The video-feedback experiment produces imagery that Tim and viewers discuss during the livestream. The later part of the show becomes an informal tarot/card-reading session after viewers ask about the decks. Tim repeatedly says that he is not a tarot reader, consults the instructions and audience, changes decks and jokes about interpretations. The archive notes preserve those limitations rather than treating the readings as predictions or personal assessments of viewers. He also shows a head-worn brainwave device being tested for possible future investigations, without demonstrating a completed scientific result. There is no on-location ghost hunt, recorder EVP playback or Ouija session in this recording; those activities are discussed as earlier work or future plans.
Private “Demon House” · exact location undisclosed · Original live recording
Alone in the Demon House: EVP Playback, Ouija & Reported Burning
Tim Wood returns alone for a third investigation of a private house, choosing a smaller camera-and-recorder setup. He describes the house’s former use as a chapel, but that history is his account rather than independently supplied documentation. The investigation includes a radio spirit box, repeated recorder questions and playback, meter activity, and a typed-question word-database device. Tim reports shadow-like shapes, arm and back burning, chills, disorientation and intense sadness. He repeatedly checks his back but initially cannot tell whether marks are present. Later he tries an Ouija session, interpreting a name and messages while a recorder runs. On playback he interprets several responses, including “I need help,” “I see you” and distressing phrases; these are attributed listening interpretations, not verified identities or historical events. He also acknowledges an outside motorcycle during recording and explains that fans are running. The broadcast concludes with a discussion of the homeowner’s concerns and the limitations of investigating alone.
Private residence · precise location withheld · Original live recording
Demon House Solo Investigation: EVP Playback, Shadows & REM-Pod
Tim Wood begins a solo investigation in a private house, introducing the four-camera setup, boom microphone and reports supplied by the owner and former tenants. He describes uneasy physical sensations, possible sounds on the stairs and several apparent shadows while moving between the upstairs rooms and basement. Recorder sessions are followed by playback, including disturbing words that Tim interprets in the audio; these interpretations do not verify a crime or establish a speaker. A flashlight unexpectedly switches on during one session, and later playback repeats that moment. The investigation also documents ordinary limitations: untaped cameras, equipment handling, floor-noise checks, traffic, outside sirens and connection problems. A Paranormal Puck produces words during typed questions, and Tim discusses a possible REM-Pod response. Viewer comments flag possible an orb, a whine, dragging and a hall shadow for further review. The recording ends after a stream interruption; despite the original twenty-four-hour framing, this particular archive contains about ninety-seven minutes.
Private garage · antique-mirror investigation · Original live recording
Antique Mirror Investigation: EVP Playback, Doll Questions & Trifield Test
Tim Wood revisits an ornate antique mirror alongside a black scrying mirror, a doll and a voice recorder. He begins by describing a disturbing experience after the previous broadcast, while acknowledging that imagination could be involved. The current experiment includes a quiet-room baseline, recorder questions and several playback comparisons. Car and motorcycle sounds are explicitly identified, and Tim also points out his jacket noise. During playback he proposes several words, including a plea to be let out, but those interpretations do not establish an external speaker or a trapped spirit. A later Trifield test includes a reminder not to move the calibrated meter, followed by a possible touch and movement report. The last playback is inconclusive, and Tim says nothing further was captured. He does not break the mirror despite threatening to do so during questions. No ghost-box or Ouija session occurs in this recording.
Undisclosed indoor location · mirror experiment · Original live recording
Haunted Mirror Test: EVP Playback, Scrying & a Reported Growl
Tim Wood investigates an antique hand mirror in front of a black scrying mirror made by Bonnie. He examines an inscription that may read Olive and describes the silvering as oxidized, acknowledging that he does not know the object’s age or history. Recorder questions accompany the visual test. A stream freeze forces a restart, followed by Tim’s description of an unusual hair-combing impression. On playback he interprets phrases as “kill him,” “I’m dead,” “it’s a portal” and “here”; these are listening interpretations rather than confirmed communications. During one playback he reacts to a growl-like sound he says occurred close to his ear, distinct from the audio he was replaying. The session also includes a cloak-like visual interpretation, camera-focus issues and later rain clearly identified as an audio contaminant. Viewer comments flag a possible voice around28:42–28:43, a blurry image around31:00 and possible knocks at36:36. The recorded growl and mirror-session observations remain central moments in this investigation.
Hotel Leger · Mokelumne Hill, California · Original live recording
Hotel Leger Investigation: Ganzfeld, Ouija & EVP Playback
Tim Wood, Patrick and Bonnie investigate a historic Gold Country hotel using recorder sessions, a Ganzfeld-style experiment, an Ouija board, mirror observation and an SB7 spirit box. The opening demonstrates how the equipment responds to movement and establishes a quiet-room baseline. Early recorder playback produces no clear response. During the covered-eye experiment, participants report pressure, scraping sounds and strong emotions; the team also blocks passing headlights and identifies a chair noise as human movement. Later mirror work brings subjective visual and physical reports, followed by several digital and analog recording reviews. Some sounds are interpreted as words, while other playback remains empty or unclear. A changing magnetometer reading is discussed alongside the participant getting up, and the REM-Pod is explicitly said not to have activated. Viewer comments flag a possible whisper and scraping, including the possibility that the whisper is Bonnie. Historical room stories and altered-state statements remain attributed accounts rather than verified events or identities.
Historic cemetery · California Gold Rush region · Original live recording
Gold Rush Cemetery Return: Spirit Box, Recorder Questions & Grave Markers
Tim Wood, Patrick and Bonnie return to a cemetery in a California Gold Rush town before walking back toward their hotel. The team emphasizes that activity is not guaranteed and begins with a radio spirit box, asking about miners, names and lost gold. They examine grave markers, including a family plot connected in their discussion to George and a hotel room. Later they move toward an area described as unmarked burials, use a coin as a trigger and ask recorder questions. Several name-like and short-word interpretations are discussed, but the captions do not establish a verified identity or historical crime. Bonnie and Patrick also speak in other languages during portions of the communication attempt. The final cemetery questions invite George to join a later hotel investigation, which is a separate show. One viewer flags a possible “yeah” at47:47; this remains an attributed, unverified observation. The closing walk shows town buildings and the route back rather than a completed hotel ritual.
Private garage · precise location withheld · Original live recording
Dybbuk Box EP 14: Opening, Ouija Session & EVP Review
Tim Wood, Patrick and Bonnie open a sealed box during a garage investigation and inspect the objects inside, including cards, a photograph, fragments and unidentified material. Their discussion compares the photograph with its appearance in an earlier session, but handling, dust and the lack of a controlled comparison limit what can be concluded. Recorder questions lead into audio review, meter observations and an Ouija session whose interpreted letters include box and kid. The team reports possible crying, growling and unusual candle behavior, then discusses temperature changes and a neck-touch sensation with visible marks. Religious rituals and further audio questions follow. The archive retains the distinction between participants’ interpretations, viewer observations and established facts: no device phrase verifies an identity, no material receives forensic identification, and the marks have no established cause. One apparent object movement is explicitly considered a possible rolling incense stick. Viewers highlight possible recorder words, while a late phrase has competing interpretations.
Historic cemetery · California Gold Rush region · Original live recording
Gold Rush Cemetery EVP Session: “My Gold” and “In the River” Interpretations
Tim Wood, Patrick and Bonnie make an impromptu early-evening visit to a historic cemetery in California’s Gold Rush region. With limited lighting and a handheld camera, they try recorder questions while Bonnie operates a Paranormal Puck. The team asks about names, unmarked burials and lost gold, then listens to several short recordings. They interpret possible phrases as “my gold,” “in the river” and “I’m here,” and consider a name sounding like Pete or Peter Lynn. Those interpretations are not established identities or reliable directions to an object. Running-like sounds near the group are also reported without a source being confirmed. The broadcast has chat-visibility problems and ends as the available light fades. A later hotel Ouija and Ganzfeld session is announced as a different show, not performed in this recording. One viewer asks about a whistle-like sound at6:50; that timestamp is retained as an unverified observation for review.
Undisclosed indoor location · audience Q&A · Original live recording
LiveSciFi Updates & Q&A: Childhood Experiences, Evidence and Future Shows
Tim Wood answers audience questions about upcoming investigations, editing plans and the background to his interest in paranormal research. The discussion includes a planned mine visit, a supporter book giveaway and recollections about a box investigation and earlier experiences. A glass-like sound interrupts the conversation, but no source or cause is established. Much of the episode is personal storytelling: Tim describes childhood memories, his early use of an Ouija board and later hotel experiences. These are recollections rather than new footage or verified historical accounts. He also explains why LiveSciFi favors long live broadcasts, emphasizes respect between skeptical and believing viewers, and discusses how commercial surroundings can complicate evidence collection. There is no active recorder EVP session in this show; Tim explicitly says he is not doing one. The closing discussion considers ideas about perception and the unconscious as theories, not established explanations. Archive chapters therefore focus on questions, stories and methods without inventing evidence events.
Calvary Cemetery · San Jose, California · Original live recording
Calvary Cemetery Walk: Investigating “Owl People” Reports in San Jose
Tim Wood visits Calvary Cemetery in San Jose during daylight to look into reported shadow figures nicknamed owl people. He describes the local claim, walks past crypts and trees, and makes several brief recorder tests. A possible “no” is interpreted during early playback, while later recordings are described as dominated by road noise. The visit includes a report of dizziness or harder breathing, a passing cat and a search for older grave markers and a reinterment memorial. Tim repeatedly states that the location does not feel particularly active on this visit and considers whether large statues seen at night could account for some reported figures. Nearby traffic, visitors, aircraft and machinery complicate audio interpretation. The recording does not capture a confirmed owl person or identify a spirit. A viewer’s untimed comment mentions a possible hello in early playback, retained in the source notes without inventing a timestamp. The final recorder attempt ends because the environment is too loud.
Haunted-object investigation · location withheld · Original live recording
Sealed Dybbuk Box: EVP Playback, Hell Box Questions & a Solo Ouija Session
Tim tests a sealed Dybbuk box after a week away, describing a prior binding ritual with tarot cards as background. He conducts three voice-activated recorder sessions with repeated playback and a Hell Box ghost-box session. Possible words such as “yes Tim” and name-like phrases are attributed listening interpretations, not established identities. He corrects two playback-file selection mistakes and explicitly identifies a car outside. A low bang, growl-like sounds, a movement impression and later tapping remain unresolved reports. After an intended closing he returns for a solo Ouija session and describes feeling out of it afterward. The camera is handheld and his jacket makes crinkling noise; captions contain a substantial quiet gap during the board session. Tim describes how he felt following the solo board session before reviewing the remaining recorder playback. Viewer comments independently flag11:57and12:07for listening.
Haunted-object investigation · location withheld · Original live recording
Dybbuk Box Opened: Paranormal Puck Responses & EVP Questions | EP 12
Tim opens the Dybbuk box and examines its contents while testing a Paranormal Puck and conducting recorder sessions. Initial streaming and camera problems leave a single-camera setup. The Puck disconnects, crashes and resets during questions; its word outputs inspire name and river-death hypotheses that are not independently verified. Bone-like fragments, hair, a photograph and other objects are described without forensic identification. Tim wears gloves and a mask because he is concerned about material in the box and an earlier illness, whose cause he does not establish. Later recorder playback is interpreted as “I want to eat,” followed by name, tarot-card and quiet-room tests. Tim reports anxiety and a burning throat, then ends the investigation. No Ouija session occurs in this recording; one is proposed for another day. A viewer flags25:10for a Sandra-like word and another reports audio/video synchronization trouble.
Haunted-object investigation · private-home location withheld · Original live recording
Dybbuk Box Aftermath: Why I Stopped the Ouija & Ganzfeld Experiment | EP 11
This is primarily an update and Q&A after an earlier box-opening investigation. Tim explicitly cancels the planned Ouija and Ganzfeld experiment, recounts difficult experiences at home and says he needs time away. His accounts of Patches hiding, a conflict with a friend, odors and earlier camera figures are recollections rather than new footage demonstrated here. Two short recorder sessions and playback do occur; the second yields little clear material. He acknowledges that an earlier stream lost audio because the camera providing sound ran out of power, and that he could not see whether another investigator moved her arms during prior dowsing. He explicitly says dowsing alone does not prove paranormal activity. Present-session movement and sound impressions remain unresolved. Incense and Palo Santo are burning, providing context for a viewer’s small light-or-smoke observation. Symptoms, interpersonal conflict and secondhand distress do not establish supernatural causation.
Haunted-object investigation · private garage location withheld · Original live recording
Opening the Dybbuk Box Live: Ouija, Dowsing Rods & Cold-Spot Reports | EP 09
Tim, Patrick and Bonnie investigate the Dybbuk box in Tim’s garage, first using Ouija, a Hell Box ghost box, recorder questions and dowsing rods before opening the box. Bonnie’s impressions, board spellings and name hypotheses are attributed interpretations. The team revisits the doll and camera images before moving into dowsing and EVP experiments. A recording from the previous show is explicitly replayed before fresh recorder work, so it must not be counted as a new capture. The opening produces strong odor reports and inspection of hair, residue, a faded photograph and bone/tooth-like objects; animal origin is considered and no human-remains identification is established. Afterward the team reports cold areas, subjective touch and movement impressions while testing recorder, ghost box and Ovilus devices. Patrick conducts a later solo session and reports a peripheral shadow-like movement. The overnight sleep-watch is announced for a separate feed rather than occurring in this video.
Haunted-object investigation · private-home location withheld · Original live recording
Dybbuk Box: Psychic Sketch Revealed, EVP & Opening-Night Plans | EP 08
Tim prepares for a later Dybbuk-box opening with Patrick and Bonnie, describing earlier dream and peripheral-figure experiences and showing Jennifer’s psychic sketches. The drawings are artistic interpretations, not photographs of a demonstrated entity, and the box remains closed in this recording. Tim reports nearby bangs and requests taps, then conducts extended Hell Box and AM/FM radio-scanning questions. Threatening or name-like wording is interpreted from device audio and should not be presented as a verified prediction or identity. Later recorder sessions produce little clear material on the first playback; he stops after reporting burning sensations, itching, nausea and cold. Sketch presentation includes prolonged loading, image-rotation and missing-audio difficulties. The detailed sketch and the preliminary automatic drawing are separate presentations. Tim notes the artist includes a pentacle in every such drawing, so it should not be treated as an independently received symbol unique to this case.
Haunted-object investigation · private garage location withheld · Original live recording
Dybbuk Box Investigation: EVP Responses & Preparing to Reopen It | EP 07
Tim investigates the sealed Dybbuk box while raising funds for a later containment-box build and team opening. The opening is explicitly deferred. He recounts an unusual sleep experience after a doctor reportedly diagnosed bronchitis, and acknowledges illness as a possible context; these are personal reports rather than footage of entities. A Hell Box ghost-box session produces interpreted names and threatening phrases. Tim reports a horn-like sound from the object, but the garage is not soundproof and storm/wind and nearby voices remain limitations. He notes that his inhaler may explain feeling unusually hyped. Quiet recorder questions and playback are followed by REM-pod setup and ghost-box comparison, then a final recorder session. A Paimon-like name and “you will get possessed” are listening interpretations, not verified identities or predictions. The closing discusses panic, future experiments and adding salt, without performing Ouija or a God Helmet experiment.
Haunted-object investigation · private-home location withheld · Original live recording
The Dybbuk Box Returns: Hell Box Responses, EVP & Burning Hands | EP 06
Tim revisits a sealed box returned from the Welles House and describes its history and remembered contents while feeling unwell with a cold. The object remains closed; earlier injuries and disturbances are recollections rather than new events shown here. Hell Box questions and two recorder sessions produce listening interpretations, followed by a brief phonetic-speech device test that Tim dislikes and stops. He reports nearby movement, a cold draft over the box, burning hands and increasing head pressure, without establishing their cause. A choir-like sound occurs during the ghost-box session, where radio audio remains a confound. Viewers separately suggest words at5:38,11:06,21:20and21:54and describe possible backward speech. Those interpretations need listening validation rather than being asserted as confirmed EVP. Tim ends the broadcast because he feels ill and postpones the opening until others can attend.
Indoor water-ITC experiment · location unconfirmed · Original live recording
Water ITC Experiment: Scrying Images, Viewer Screenshots & Ghost-Box Audio
Tim performs water scrying using a cauldron of water and dirt he associates with an earlier location. He explicitly moves the water with his finger and uses a camera light reflected from its surface, so ripples, reflections and visual pattern recognition are central review limitations. An Ovilus word device and an AM/FM-scanning box operate alongside the experiment. Tim and viewers interpret eyes, faces and cloaked shapes in selected burst photographs and screenshots; those interpretations do not establish ghosts or demons captured on camera. He pauses repeatedly to select and share images, then runs two more water sessions and proposes a later review broadcast. The auto captions label much device audio as laughter, applause or music, which does not identify the source or meaning. No separate EVP recorder session or mirror experiment is conducted. Viewer comments flag13:49,13:55,21:35,23:04and26:34as image-review prompts.
Indoor coin-board experiment · private location withheld · Original live recording
Spirit of the Coin: Ouija-Style Sessions, EVP Playback & an iOvilus App Glitch
Tim uses an old Virginia City coin as a planchette on a Ouija board, with a modified RadioShack ghost box, recorder sessions and an iOvilus phone app. A preliminary radio session and recorder playback precede two coin-board sessions. Rose-like spelling and later cryptic words are board interpretations, not verified identities. The first recorder playback during the board work is explicitly described as weak; after further provocation Tim interprets a later growl-like sound. He reports cold, numb hands, a hot-feeling coin and nausea without establishing their cause. The iOvilus app repeatedly pronounces its own name strangely, leading to laughter and a break; Tim considers a phone fault and discusses resetting it. A blinking light is identified as the phone’s front infrared/FaceTime sensor. A long intermission and historical appeal for a wildfire-affected viewer separate the active sessions.
Texas hotel room · exact location withheld · Original live recording
Texas Hotel Room: Hell Box Questions, Viewer Tarot & an Extended Ouija Session
Tim and Bonnie conduct an impromptu session in an ordinary Texas hotel room, explicitly saying they are not at a claimed haunted location. A repaired older ghost box and the Hell Box are used for interpreted name-like and ominous responses. Most of the middle section consists of viewer tarot readings about work, paranormal interests and fears; these are entertainment and personal interpretations, not verified predictions, financial advice or a diagnosis. Short dowsing activity and a scrying mirror are discussed before recorder work and an extended Ouija session between mirrors. Board letters receive multiple uncertain interpretations, including names and coercive or violent themes that do not establish entities or real threats. Touch sensations are reported but their causes remain unverified. A final ghost-box exchange includes catastrophic-event language, which must not be presented as a factual forecast. Tim confirms the board is on goodbye before signing off.
Commentary/Q&A · location withheld · Original live recording
Ghost Adventures Dybbuk Box Live: Tim Wood’s Halloween Reaction | EP 05
Tim and Patches host a Halloween reaction and Q&A about the2018Ghost Adventures Live museum broadcast and its unopened Dybbuk box. This is commentary rather than a new paranormal investigation: no EVP recorder, ghost-box test, Ouija or box opening is performed by Tim here. He argues for documenting events with equipment rather than relying only on feelings, criticizes the broadcast’s presentation and discusses future Texas shows. His claims about other creators, possible replicas and commercial motives are opinions or speculation, not findings verified by this transcript review. He also recounts an earlier scream and shadow impression and an older glass-door incident; those are retrospective accounts, not new footage captured during this stream. Patches’ water drinking and burp are explicitly ordinary sound sources. The one timestamp-like comment says the viewer received a notification at4:04and does not identify an evidence moment.
Private garage · location withheld · Original live recording
Garage Ouija & EVP: “Tim on the Board” Playback and a Found-Cross Experiment
After a separate Project Dead Zone broadcast, Tim conducts an impromptu Ouija and recorder session in his own garage. Although his opening questions address Winchester House spirits, he explicitly identifies the present location as his garage; this must not be published as a Winchester on-site episode. Taps are reported while the board produces unclear letters and a box/cross interpretation. Recorder playback is repeatedly interpreted as “that’s Tim on the Ouija board,” without independent audio verification. Tim then brings out objects collected on an earlier forest visit, including a wax-covered cross, and performs an incense-and-prayer recorder experiment. He assumes a ritual association but does not establish the objects’ provenance. Later playback includes an interpreted insult and unclear audio. The room becomes visibly described as very smoky, and Tim says he can barely breathe and needs to open a window, providing a direct environmental explanation for discomfort. A viewer flags15:16for a possible face-like image.
Remote watch-along · Winchester broadcast, local EVP location withheld · Original live recording
Project Dead Zone Winchester Watch-Along: Tim’s Reaction & a Short EVP Session
Tim hosts a remote watch-along of Xfinity’s Project Dead Zone Winchester Mystery House broadcast, then performs a short recorder session in his own space. He explicitly says he is watching with the audience, is about twenty minutes away and is unsure whether the dramatic broadcast is real. Therefore the falling, missing-person, locked-door and threatening scenes in that feed must not be reported as Tim witnessing verified paranormal attacks on location. This video displays a paid-promotion disclosure. After the outside broadcast ends, Tim talks about earlier investigations, conducts fresh recorder questions and reports a tap. Playback largely repeats his own questions; no distinct verified reply is established by captions. He then stops this feed and plans a separate Ouija stream, which is LDMHTMSNEBc, so that board experiment must not be duplicated into this video. One timestamped comment is an insult, not an evidence observation.
Goatman’s Bridge / Old Alton Bridge · Texas · Original live recording
Goatman’s Bridge Part 2: Group Ouija, EVP Questions & a Candle-Movement Report
This second part resumes at Goatman’s Bridge with Tim and a group of companions and visitors. After moving onto the bridge, they record questions and conduct an extended Ouija session, interpreting uncertain names and letters. A scream-like sound near the bridge, a later candle-movement report and footsteps are discussed without independently establishing their sources. Questions about a relative, identity and alleged ritual deaths become increasingly suggestive; no historical murder count or entity identity is verified. An Ovilus is requested for comparison, while captions are sparse and frequently label the audio as music. A phone sound, a street sign mistaken for a glow and numerous bugs are explicitly ordinary context. After walking through the woods, the group discusses breathing difficulty while continuing the EVP and Ouija investigation.
Goatman’s Bridge / Old Alton Bridge woods · Texas · Original live recording
Goatman’s Bridge Part 1: Woods Walk, Spirit Box & Ouija Before the Bridge Session
Tim, Bonnie, Kristin and companions explore the woods near Goatman’s Bridge after a storm, using a PSB7 spirit box and Ovilus before a later Ouija session at a makeshift spot marked “devil’s board.” This first recording spends substantial time navigating muddy, flooded trails rather than continuously testing on the bridge. Loud crickets, bugs, nearby visitors, cigarette smoke, wind, exertion and flashlight/phone battery trouble are documented limitations. Rustling, scream-like sounds, a passing light, perceived eyes and movement in the frame are reported without establishing their causes. Goatman history and ritual-site claims are folklore or speculation. Device outputs suggest names, but a recently deceased viewer’s name is not verified communication; Tim explicitly rejects that identification later. The board yields ZoZo-like readings and unsettling numbers that the investigators discuss before pausing the broadcast. The feed stops for charging and water before part two resumes on the bridge.
Former funeral home · private location withheld · Original live recording
Abandoned Funeral Home: First Walkthrough, EVP Questions & Ovilus Reports
Tim, Bonnie, Kristin and a local contact conduct an initial walkthrough and audio investigation of a former funeral home now used partly for storage. They inspect embalming equipment, cosmetics, caskets and other remaining materials before recorder questions. A severe thunderstorm and poor reception limit the stream, and long caption gaps prevent confident reconstruction of every device exchange. Henry and Gloria are prompted identity hypotheses, not independently established people communicating. The team reports a knock, Ovilus output and changing meter indications, plus cold, pressure and uncomfortable feelings. A story about a deceased woman’s makeup is a psychic interpretation rather than documented history. Later audio is interpreted in relation to sleep and death but the precise source or wording is uncertain in captions. The group stops because a participant feels unwell and emphasizes that the site is privately associated with someone living nearby. A hotel Ouija session is only proposed for another feed.
Sutro Forest · San Francisco, California · Original live recording
Sutro Forest Night Investigation: EVP Playback, Ouija & a White-Figure Sighting Report
Tim and Patrick walk through Sutro Forest in San Francisco, returning with previously collected objects for recorder and Ouija experiments. They report branch cracks, a screech, movement impressions and possible voice-like recordings, while explicitly identifying or considering animals, an owl, motorcycles, sirens, falling moisture and human activity. A Charles-like name is interpreted and expanded through audience suggestions, but no historical identity is established. Later Ouija responses are interpreted as stop, help and Kate. During that session Patrick reports a person or figure dressed in white near a guardrail. They look for it, lose sight of it and leave; Tim later acknowledges it could have been a person. Fog, terrain, flashlight angles, exertion and low phone signal limit review. The recording includes sensitive suicide-related history and disturbing interpreted audio; no supernatural cause of deaths is established.
Private garage · location withheld · Original live recording
Found Cross & Forest Objects: Three Garage EVP Sessions and Playback
Tim conducts three recorder sessions in his garage with a cross, papers, coins and other objects collected near a forest shrine. He explicitly says he does not know what the objects were used for, so a satanic or cursed provenance is not established. The Ouija board is only the surface under the objects; a board session is deferred. He reports noises around the room, then repeatedly reviews voice-activated recordings, interpreting short possible responses including “in your back.” That remains attributed listening rather than a verified presence or attachment. A vivid dream is described as a dream, not demonstrated contact. Tim discloses sinus trouble from the beginning, and identifies a background light as charging equipment. Proposed news, cave and Goatman’s Bridge visits are historical future plans, not activity performed here.
Indoor mirror experiment · private location withheld · Original live recording
Haunted Mirror Experiment: Hell Box, EVP Playback & a Mara-Like Ouija Response
Tim investigates a mirror using a Hell Box, voice-activated recorder, proximity device and Ouija board in a small bathroom area. He reports cleaning the mirror before the session. A face-like pattern is interpreted in the mirror and radio wording suggests several names, but no photographed demon or verified identity is established by caption review. Early recorder questions challenge a skeptical commenter, and playback is interpreted as a Kevin-like name; this is not proof a device reads chat or a threat toward that person. Tim later touches the mirror, reports warmth in his arm, and conducts a solo board session producing Mara-like and other unclear spellings. During playback he acknowledges some audio could be his own voice and identifies a train-like sound as the planchette. A final name-comparison recorder test ends the investigation. Bloody Mary, Baby Blue and Candyman are plans for a different recording, not performed here.
Office object-unboxing · private location withheld · Original live recording
Mystery Box from the UK: Unusual Knife Unboxing & First EVP Tests
Tim opens a mailed parcel in his office and discovers a heavy, dull-bladed knife-like object with an unusual foot-like handle. The sender reportedly considered it haunted and said it had been found in a wall, but Tim explicitly has not researched its history. Age, material, ritual use and any curse therefore remain uncertain. He conducts several short recorder sessions asking about its maker, ritual history and identity, followed by playback interpreted as screaming and short unsettling phrases. Those sounds are attributed interpretations rather than verified entities or evidence of a sacrifice. One recorded passage is replayed later and should not be counted as another incident. A Ouija session is proposed for that evening, not performed in this video. Tim also describes the room's oppressive heat and a disturbing dream as part of his experience with the object.
Office mirror experiment · private location withheld · Original live recording
Bloody Mary Mirror Experiment: EVP Playback & Ovilus Questions
Tim examines an old hand mirror bearing symbols and an Olive-like inscription, then conducts several Panasonic recorder sessions, a Bloody Mary mirror-gazing experiment and Ovilus tests. The proposed binding ritual and trapped-spirit history are hypotheses rather than authenticated provenance. Repeated playback produces long-time-Tim, Zozo-like and challenge-like interpretations, with viewer timestamps supplying additional listening prompts. A face-like shape on the recorder is explicitly identified as a candle; Tim also identifies his reflected hat. Later darting movement, sliding noise and nausea remain unresolved reports. The mirror is turned toward a Ouija board, but no planchette session is performed. Ovilus proximity mode initially yields no clear response before later word-mode outputs. Future Dybbuk-box reopening, spectrograph work and trips are discussed rather than performed.
California cemetery and heritage grounds · exact site unconfirmed · Original live recording
Cemetery EVP Tests: Panasonic Recorder, Ovilus & Road Noise
Tim tests a Panasonic recorder in a California cemetery and repeatedly finds that nearby highway traffic compromises the recordings. He records near graves, adjusts sensitivity and relocates toward a heritage building before switching to an Ovilus. The device supplies shy, calm, home and branch-related words, which remain interpreted outputs rather than verified communication. A leaf-like movement sound is reported, while motorcycle noise is explicitly identified. He later records another session at his car and interprets playback as that-is-me. The alleged city invitation and haunting reports are the host’s account; this recording does not independently establish them. Cemetery and building names are not confirmed in the captions. No Ouija session occurs, and future mirror, cross, Texas and funeral-home work is only discussed.
Undisclosed investigation area · Original live recording
Ouija & Hell Box: Jacky Responses and a Hands-Off Planchette Challenge
Tim Wood pairs a viewer-supplied Ouija board with the Hell Box, deliberately leaving a separate collection of reportedly haunted objects out of the session. Before beginning he demonstrates shadows cast by his hands, identifies a dark shape as the candle and notes that blood on the planchette comes from an earlier broadcast. He reports feeling colder, reads uncertain letters and interprets box responses as references to the board, a warning and a name resembling Jacky. Further questions produce a Sallie House interpretation and tentative demonic identity claims. Tim then asks the supposed communicator to move the planchette without his touch, repeatedly challenging it while the box continues; the captions do not establish successful independent movement. A fly is explicitly identified on the box. The final portion turns to viewer conversation, future Texas and forest plans and his choice to emphasize the Hell Box rather than a recorder. No EVP recording or immediate recorder playback occurs here.
Undisclosed indoor investigation area · Original live recording
Forest Cross & Ouija: Light Interruptions, Ghost Box and Uncertain Board Words
Tim Wood investigates a cross and associated objects recovered during an earlier forest outing. He distinguishes a separate blessed cross from the recovered item, discusses coins and newspaper material and previews a future mirror experiment. A ghost-box session follows, with a light interruption, nearby noise and response interpretations about the board and the box below it. Tim questions batteries and later manually intervenes with the lighting. After applying ritual oils, he reports a growl-like sound and begins Ouija, reading uncertain words about an offering, eyes, light and a possible name. He explicitly says some answers make no sense. Later board questions bring further uncertain names and sensations of pressure and fear, before the conversation shifts to dreams, future plans and a book giveaway. No blood offering is established within this recording: Tim discusses one but says he lacks sterile equipment. The object’s history, response identities and any paranormal explanation for the lighting remain unverified.
Undisclosed indoor investigation area · Original live recording
Forest Cross Examination: Coins, Ghost Box, Ouija & Burning-Hand Reports
Tim Wood unpacks a cross and associated objects recovered on an earlier forest visit, distinguishing them from the shoe box used to transport them. He recalls a near collision after adjusting his car radio and a separate finger injury from closing the trunk; neither establishes a curse. During examination he describes coins, red string, wax-like material, printed puzzles, a photograph and eye-like objects whose identity remains uncertain. He repeatedly reports burning hands and becoming emotional. A ghost-box session follows, during which he reports a light or camera interruption and shows a power cord while disputing a battery explanation. After a break, he uses Ouija over the stored objects, interpreting phrases including “joy to the end,” “open,” “gift” and uncertain initials. He reports further burning, pressure and fatigue, ends the session and later points out scratch-like marks. The program closes with storage plans and clarification that the transport box itself is not the recovered artifact.
San Francisco forest; precise site not independently verified · Original live recording
San Francisco Forest Investigation: Shrine Recorder Test, Ouija & Foggy Trail Reports
A team led by Tim Wood explores a San Francisco forest after resolving livestream problems. They encounter a photograph, coins, beads, candles and other objects they interpret as a memorial or shrine; the recording does not verify the deceased person’s identity or history. A recorder test near the objects includes a nearby noise and immediate playback, followed by a walk deeper into the forest. The team sets up Ouija, but a long music-heavy caption interval leaves much of that sequence undocumented in text. Later reports include unusually moving leaves, a scream-like sound, detachment, sadness and a sensation of being drawn to remain in the area. They examine a tree hollow, discuss a laugh-like sound and water drops, take instant photographs and acknowledge fog thickening around them. Tim later reports stomach pain and nausea after the board session before feeling better. These are attributed experiences, not evidence that supernatural forces cause suicide, illness or emotional distress.
Undisclosed public playground · Original live recording
Playground Ouija & REM-Pod Questions: Sprinklers, Spanish Readings and a Possum
Tim Wood visits a playground on Friday the thirteenth, first identifying a person on the swing as an ordinary visitor. He begins recorder questions near a tunnel but stops because sprinklers introduce noise. He then demonstrates the REM pod and asks for responses to questions about the playground before switching to Ouija. The board session produces uncertain letters and what Tim interprets as Spanish communication, followed by age and identity questions. Wind picks up and he feels something may be behind the tunnel. A second recorder sequence combines Spanish questions with REM-pod reactions, though no immediate recorder playback is presented in the captions. Tim explicitly considers coincidence when a light responds to his speech. Nearby digging and darting movement are then attributed to a possum. As other people arrive he ends the investigation, discusses a possible return with churros and finishes with viewer giveaways and historical travel plans.
Undisclosed public playground · Original live recording
Playground Investigation: EVP Playback, Moving Swings & Stranger Board Words
Tim Wood explores an unnamed playground at night, using a recorder and Ouija while wind and possible approaching rain complicate the setting. His first recorder test asks for a swing to move; immediate playback produces a laugh-like interpretation. He moves to the play structure, reports a cold breeze and a possible child-like voice, then records further questions while describing some swings as moving more than others. Playback is interpreted as “I like candy,” without establishing a source or identity. A board session follows after he discovers he has no lighter for the candle. Tim reads “stranger” and an uncertain age, then stops because he feels watched and in danger. A short recorder sequence includes a clearly identified train. He resumes the board briefly before drizzle and nearby voices lead him to end. References to a bystander’s supposed criminal activity and supernatural explanations are unverified allegations, not facts established by this investigation.
Undisclosed indoor investigation area · Original live recording
Hell Box, Recorder Playback & Ouija: Uncertain Names and Reported Taps
After restarting a livestream with frozen chat, Tim Wood discusses an earlier attempt to contact a viewer’s deceased relative, then begins a new Hell Box session. He asks for names from chat, acknowledges that some requested names do not come through and tests letters, the board and raised fingers. Later responses are interpreted as Zozo references and an ominous statement about future deaths; these are uncertain device interpretations, not verified communication or predictions. Tim switches to a recorder after adjusting other equipment, reports a tap during questions and immediately reviews the audio. He then uses Ouija, reading fragmented letters and cryptic numbers while reporting more taps. He disputes a plumbing explanation but does not establish the sound’s cause. Near the end he explicitly identifies one tap as his own. The broadcast closes with heat complaints, plans for another board session and discussion of a possible future object acquisition.
Undisclosed indoor investigation area · Original live recording
Accidental Livestream: Solo Ouija, Unclear Board Words & Noise Requests
While testing a streaming configuration, Tim Wood realizes he has gone live on YouTube rather than the intended Patreon destination and decides to continue with a short Ouija session. He invites Zozo-themed communication and reads uncertain letters, numbers and fragmented words while answering chat. Much of the middle portion turns into adult wordplay and joking interpretations rather than a coherent identity or message. Tim pauses for supporter acknowledgments, then reads possible baby- and movie-related phrases before asking about the supposed communicator’s size. A “two stones” reading leads viewers to discuss the British weight unit, but that exchange does not authenticate the board’s output. Near the end Tim asks twice for a sound without a clear reported response, says goodbye and explains the streaming mistake again. He closes with historical plans for forest and road investigations and future uploads. The unexpected livestream captures Tim's spontaneous board questions, exchanges with viewers and repeated challenges for an audible response.
Undisclosed indoor investigation area · Original live recording
Interactive Hell Box Attempts & Ouija: Uncertain Contacts, Focus Problems and Taps
Tim Wood opens with a historical announcement about moving livestreams to Patreon, then invites viewers to choose subjects for three Hell Box attempts. Questions are framed around Anthony Bourdain, XXXTentacion and Kate Spade, but responses remain ambiguous and Tim repeatedly doubts that the intended person is communicating. A camera-focus problem interrupts the first attempt, and unrelated names and threatening phrases cause him to end or redirect sessions. Between tests he discusses depression, loss and the importance of support; supernatural explanations for real deaths are not established. A candle burning out is explicitly identified as ordinary. After a break with the box running, Tim brings out a viewer-supplied Ouija board and begins a separate session. He reports bangs, scratching, a growl-like sound, whispering and difficulty speaking while reading uncertain names and words, including Alice and hex. He stops feeling spent, then returns to channel plans and viewer acknowledgments. No identity, prediction, criminal revelation or possession is independently verified.
Undisclosed indoor location · Original live recording
Michael Jackson Hell Box Attempt: Static, Song Requests & an Uncertain Result
Tim Wood attempts a Michael Jackson-themed Hell Box session after viewer requests, introducing it as an experiment rather than established contact. He explains that a surfing injury has limited his mobility, then asks for a greeting, a name, song references and details that might distinguish the requested communicator. Static becomes a recurring concern almost immediately. Tim sometimes hears speech or singing that reminds him of Jackson, but the device also produces unrelated names and ambiguous answers. Viewer questions range widely, and the conversation eventually drifts away from the original subject. Near the end Tim turns the box off and explicitly says he does not think they are talking to Michael Jackson. He then considers a device glitch or the unusually heavy static as alternatives for the singing-like impressions and discusses future streams. No apparition, confirmed identity, verified prediction or biographical revelation is established, and no Ouija or recorder session takes place in this broadcast.
Undisclosed indoor location · Original live recording
Lilith Mirror Experiment: iOvilus Words, Temperature Checks & Reflection Doubts
Tim Wood revisits a mirror previously used at the Sallie House, showing inscriptions he says Kristin wrote on its back. He places it beside a doll with a candle, an iOvilus word-generating app and a REM pod, then requests an appearance associated with Lilith. Tim reports possible faces at the mirror’s edge but also identifies a reflection and openly considers his eyes playing tricks. The app produces words he links to the questions, including “Robert,” “specter” and other uncertain associations. A touch-like sensation is reported, while Tim repeatedly acknowledges that the room is quiet and he sees little. He then explains the app’s stored-word log and asks for temperature changes as the reading settles around the upper sixties. Later he notes an EMF rise before ending and planning a separate Ouija broadcast. No recorder test is performed, and the captions do not establish a manifested figure or the identity behind any app output.
Undisclosed California cemetery · Original live recording
Cemetery Automatic Writing, Ouija & a Samuel Interpretation
Tim Wood and Kristin investigate an unnamed California cemetery with an automatic-writing experiment followed by Ouija. Tim introduces writing as a test in which a supposed spirit might influence the marks, while acknowledging uncertainty about an unusual cross-like feature on a gravestone. He begins drawing and inviting communication; a possible footstep is reported before a long, sparsely captioned interval. When the drawing is examined, the team describes an uncertain symbol and possible goodbye marking. They then ask through the board about the cemetery and the drawing, interpreting a name resembling Samuel and reporting heat around Tim’s head and a thicker feeling in the air. Near the end they propose continuing the attempted contact through the Hell Box and tell the supposed communicator to back off. The closing walk includes a squirrel, ordinary camera filters and future-stream plans. The marks, name and subjective sensations do not establish a deceased identity or a paranormal cause.
Undisclosed public cemetery · Original live recording
Cemetery Walk: Growl-Like Playback, REM-Pod Checks & Visitor Explanations
Tim Wood and Kristin walk through an overgrown cemetery, examining older gravestones and recounting a previous vampire-related recorder interpretation. That earlier result is not replayed here. A new recorder test near an unmarked grave includes a reported cold pocket, and immediate playback produces a growl-like interpretation. As they continue, they discuss wind, ordinary visitors and uncertainty about figures glimpsed among the graves. Further recorder questions near infant graves are interrupted by a battery problem. They check a REM pod and fluctuating temperature readings, then discuss a possible woman in white without establishing that the camera recorded one. Coins and candle remnants prompt speculative discussion about ritual use, while the team explicitly identifies nearby children as living visitors. The recording ends at a mausoleum with plans to restart in a separate Hell Box broadcast. Despite the original title, the cemetery’s alleged satanic history and response identities are not established by this footage.
Undisclosed public cemetery · Original live recording
Cemetery Hell Box & Kristin’s Sketch: Deborah Readings and a Cigarette Test
Tim Wood and Kristin conduct a daytime Hell Box session at a cemetery, recalling an earlier vampire-related recorder interpretation before starting new questions. The box produces uncertain names resembling Sally and Deborah, along with responses Tim associates with himself and the surrounding graves. Kristin begins drawing a figure she says she saw, and Tim later describes the sketch for viewers. Wind is explicitly acknowledged as limiting recorder work; although a separate recorder test is proposed, the available captions do not establish a completed new test or playback here. A cigarette-related response leads Tim to light a cigarette and ask further questions. They then discuss trying automatic writing in a separate continuation. Much of the closing conversation recounts a previous light-therapy experience, followed by Kristin’s description of the sketched woman’s clothing and contrasting light and dark impressions. Kristin describes the details of the figure she sketched while the team revisits the names that appeared during the Hell Box session.
Undisclosed indoor investigation area · Original live recording
One-Finger Ouija Test: Cryptic Board Words & Reported Confusion | Tape 2
Tim Wood uses a viewer-supplied board with an unusual letter layout for a one-finger Ouija experiment. He recounts an alarming story supplied with the board but acknowledges that its maker and origin are unknown. He also explains that looking through the planchette has never produced the movie-style result he tested. After reporting a nearby noise, he begins the board session and reads a string of fragmented words, numbers and uncertain phrases. Tim repeatedly asks what the supposed communicator means, notes movement before his questions and struggles to interpret the output. Later he reports feeling confused and strange while reading words such as “pure” and “inside.” A long, music-heavy interval follows, leaving the late board activity poorly documented by captions. He ultimately stops because he feels unwell. Viewers separately describe later Hell Box activity during the poorly captioned interval; its exact sequence cannot be recovered from captions. Tim's board readings, changes in how he feels and decision to stop are the central moments of this recording.
Morning coffee and road check-in · exact location undisclosed · Original live recording
After the Dark Reflection Ritual: Morning Update with Patches
Tim Wood checks in from a coffee stop with Patches after the previous night’s Dark Reflection mirror experiment. He recounts a resistant mirror, a candle extinguishing and wick concern, a spider encountered during cleanup, a remaining red mark and poor sleep. Those are retrospective claims; this video does not replay or independently verify the earlier ritual footage. Tim explicitly acknowledges that not all urban-legend experiments produce anything unusual, and the mirror/bad-luck relationship remains a belief rather than a demonstrated cause. The broadcast includes ordering a drink for Patches, audience questions, a broken phone mount, discussion of platform chat trouble and plans for a later cemetery visit. A viewer flags 2:35 as possible dog growling; that remains an unverified ordinary-animal listening prompt, not paranormal evidence. No new Ouija session, mirror-breaking ritual, ghost-box test or recorder playback is performed.
Waterdog Lake, California; identified by the investigator · Original live recording
Waterdog Lake Tunnel & Trail: EVP Attempts, Wind Noise and a Cracked-Phone Effect
Tim Wood hikes alone to a lake and low tunnel, repeatedly warning that strong wind may limit recorder work. He identifies the site as Waterdog Lake in California, then tries questions near the tunnel and inside its cramped passage. Running water, blurry reception and limited room complicate the test, so he moves back toward sheltered lakeside areas. Several recorder attempts ask about an alleged local crime and other deaths, but those historical claims are not independently verified here. Tim explicitly treats an unclear passage as wind and later hears a tentative number or word. During the return walk he explains that a ghost-like visual effect comes from his cracked phone. A final sheltered recorder sequence produces a yes-like and scream-like interpretation; a car is also identified in the background. The investigation ends with another brief question set and historical plans for a Sallie House broadcast. The final EVP playback and unsettling tunnel experience close Tim's return to Waterdog Lake.
Undisclosed indoor investigation area · Original live recording
Ouija & Recorder Tests: Blurred-Vision Report, Bezel Reading and Unclear Names
Tim Wood combines an old Ouija board with a recorder, explaining that he intends to record before and during the board questions. After inviting communication he reports heat, coldness, blurred vision and a possible scratching sensation while reading uncertain letters and phrases. A phone notification interrupts the test and is explicitly identified. Immediate playback then produces a tentative name-like word resembling “bezel,” with Tim replaying the same passage for viewers. He starts another recorder test using questions from chat, including a request for a viewer’s real first name, while identifying one sound as his chair. Further playback is interpreted as a phrase about a soul, followed by a last recording and review. Tim says the final answer sounds like two syllables but cannot make it out. The episode closes with Tim replaying the responses, reflecting on the physical sensations and planning a follow-up Q&A.
Private indoor location · solo investigation · Original live recording
Solo Ouija Investigation: Ghost Box Questions & EVP Playback
Tim Wood hosts a solo indoor investigation that begins with audience updates, chat troubleshooting and discussion of a proposed custom ghost box. After a speaker problem, he runs a short ghost-box session and interprets brief words before moving to the Ouija board. The board session produces fragmented letters, numbers and a proposed message for someone named Kate; no recipient or identity is verified. Tim then reviews the recorder at length, offering possible greetings, names and phrases while also acknowledging passages he cannot understand. Viewer comments identify possible small lights around the setup and tapping during the session. Those reports remain viewer observations rather than confirmed spirits, and nearby timestamps are grouped to preserve useful chapter spacing. The final portion covers a shirt giveaway and a separate planned ghost-paper experiment, which is not performed in this recording.
Channel update · indoor discussion · Original live recording
LiveSciFi Channel Update: Hidden Users, Chat Problems & Archive Clip Review
Tim Wood addresses viewers who have unexpectedly been unable to participate in the channel’s chat. He examines the hidden-user list, says he did not intentionally block these accounts and works through the settings while answering the audience. His explanation remains uncertain: a software problem, moderation activity and other possibilities are discussed without a verified cause. The broadcast also briefly revisits a viewer-flagged recorder movement from an earlier investigation; that playback is archive review, not a new event in the room. Much of the remainder concerns the website chat alternative, forthcoming Sallie House travel, fundraising and proposed later shows. Tim explicitly says this is not an active ghost hunt. Comments likewise suggest ordinary platform or moderator explanations. This recording is best presented as a channel-update discussion, preserving its context without treating the humorous haunted-YouTube title as evidence of a paranormal technical fault.
Private indoor location · viewer-requested sessions · Original live recording
Viewer-Requested Ouija Sessions: Board Messages & EVP Playback
Tim Wood tries two viewer-requested Ouija and recorder sessions, explaining that he does not claim psychic abilities or certainty about who might be communicating. Before the first session he asks the participating viewer for permission and avoids stating a full name. The board produces several everyday words and fragments that are discussed with the audience, followed by a lengthy recorder review. A viewer connects one of the apparent responses with a personal experience, adding another moment for listeners to revisit. The second session becomes uncomfortable and Tim closes it, explicitly acknowledging that he did not obtain a meaningful result for that viewer. Playback includes proposed disturbing phrases, followed by a final recorder test after the board is closed. A possible scream-like sound is discussed near the end. This archive preserves the uncertainty, separates recorded questions from playback and keeps private identifying details out of the episode summary.
Private indoor location · Jesus painting investigation · Original live recording
Jesus Painting Investigation: Ouija Letters & Two-Recorder EVP Review
Following technical interruptions, Tim Wood resumes a painting investigation by replaying audio recorded before the camera went down. He makes a new recorder session, asks about the painting and then uses an Ouija board with two recorders running. Interpreted board answers include beast, feast, a wish to be alive and a name-like sequence. The host also reports feeling a presence and finding the session uncomfortable. A subsequent recorder review contains whispered or growl-like sounds and proposed words, including a passage Tim considers potentially his own voice. Viewer comments suggest additional phrases and apparent recorder movement near the board. The unusual audio and apparent recorder movement are preserved as key moments to revisit in the original footage. The archive preserves the feed failure, the distinction between pre-interruption audio and fresh recording, and Tim’s uncertainty about several readings before closing with future team and travel plans.
Private indoor location · Jesus painting investigation · Original live recording
Jesus Painting EVP Test: Two Recorders & Stream Troubleshooting
Tim Wood follows up an earlier painting session with two voice recorders, introducing a religious image and last-rites kit before asking questions beside the Ouija board. The recording contains short EVP tests and playback, including questions about the earlier session and the object’s supposed associations. Those associations remain questions rather than verified history. Tim notes a tap, reviews both recorders and identifies his own laugh during one passage. The broadcast is repeatedly affected by blurry or choppy video, and the team considers restarting the stream. Tim jokes about blessing the camera while troubleshooting the livestream and continuing his EVP questions. A second short question session follows audience suggestions, then further playback begins near the end. An Ouija session is proposed but is not actually carried out in this eighteen-minute recording. Viewer comments discuss sound readings and the poor stream quality without precise evidence timestamps.
Private indoor location · Jesus painting investigation · Original live recording
Jesus Painting Investigation: Ouija Session, Bell-Like Audio & EVP Review
Tim Wood examines a religious painting and last-rites kit, recounting an unverified history supplied by previous owners before testing it with two voice-activated recorders. Initial playback includes unusual audio compared with a bell or hospital call signal, although its source is not established. Tim then uses the Ouija board, interpreting letters as a place name, a date and other answers. These readings are not verified historical facts. The session also includes a pop that he compares with his chair and a discovery that one recorder was not actually running, an important limitation when comparing the two devices. Playback on the working recorder produces proposed words including yes and put the board down. A final question session and recorder review follow, with additional unclear audio and a name-like interpretation. The archive keeps recording failures, ordinary sounds and uncertainty alongside the moments the host and viewers considered noteworthy.
Unspecified cemetery · Northern California · Original live recording
California Cemetery Walk: Recorder Tests, Cat Encounter & EVP Playback
Tim Wood walks through a California cemetery in daylight with two recorders, meeting a black cat before beginning short question-and-playback tests. He leaves one recorder near a group of graves and returns to it later, while using another around statues and a tree. A damaged statue and unusual arrangement of rocks prompt questions, but neither establishes paranormal activity or a hidden burial. Playback near the tree is interpreted as dead, followed by another test that produces little the host can identify. Wind, train noise, the nearby cat and other outdoor sounds remain relevant recording limits. The unattended recorder is reviewed from the car, where Tim discusses scraping or tapping close to its microphone without establishing the source. Further paired-recorder tests follow before the broadcast closes. Although a ghost box and REM-Pod are mentioned in the equipment introduction, no completed session with either is documented in the available captions.
Private indoor location · black-mirror experiment · Original live recording
Bloody Mary Mirror Experiment: Face Reports & EVP Playback
Tim Wood performs repeated mirror experiments using a black scrying mirror, a voice recorder and nearby dolls. He first invokes Bloody Mary and describes a face-like pattern in the mirror, then reviews the recorder before repeating the experiment. A later round changes the requested name to Zozo after Tim says he does not believe Bloody Mary is coming through. The recording includes further face-like impressions and proposed audio phrases, followed by another short recording and playback. The team returns to the mirror images and recorder playback to examine the faces and voices they perceived. The comments describe shapes in the upper-left mirror area and reactions to the show, but offer no precise additional evidence timestamps in the rendered set. The archive distinguishes the different experiment rounds and their playback rather than presenting all reactions as one event. The Ouija board supports the mirror, but no actual planchette session occurs in this recording.
Private-home case review · precise location withheld · Original live recording
Private-Home Investigation Review: Recorder Audio, REM-Pod & Moving-Board Clip
Tim Wood and Kristin discuss a recent private-home case and show footage from an earlier investigation, rather than conducting a new house investigation during this broadcast. They explain the family’s reported experiences, present a viewer-supplied image and replay an apparent sewing-board movement before showing a longer sequence with Patrick. The archived footage includes recorder questions, physical impressions, a Polaroid request, REM-Pod activity and extended playback. The sewing-board incident is repeated later within that longer sequence, so it should not be counted as a second event. Viewer comments flag possible light movements and a softly interpreted answer for further review. Afterwards Tim and Kristin answer questions about the family and a religious blessing, acknowledging that the longer-term outcome remains uncertain. A later ritual is proposed but is not performed here. The episode summary avoids reproducing sensitive allegations about family members as established facts.
Private residence · precise location withheld · Original live recording
Private-Home Blessing with James Cloud: Room Walkthrough & Follow-Up
This recording documents a religious blessing in a private home led by James Cloud, who introduces his role and explains some of the objects used during the visit. The group moves through the garage, bedrooms, hallway, attic and other areas while prayers are spoken. Participants describe changing sensations and impressions, and Tim receives a blessing after feeling unwell. The walkthrough also includes discussion of dowsing rods and the team's responses during the room-by-room investigation. Later conversation focuses on support, personal experience and the family’s account, which the episode summary treats with privacy rather than turning it into promotional detail. Near the intended close, Tim expresses uncertainty about the outcome and reacts to loud sounds, extending the recording. No independent cause for those noises is established. The episode preserves disagreement and subjective reports without diagnosing possession, establishing a spirit identity or presenting the visit as medical treatment.
Private residence · precise location withheld · Original live recording
Private-Home Investigation: Recorder Tests, Prayer Walkthrough & REM-Pod Reports
Tim Wood and Celina return to a private home to document reported activity before a planned religious visit. The opening tour shows the camera layout, REM-Pod and environmental logger while recounting earlier claims, which remain separate from events in this recording. The investigators ask recorder questions, read prayers and move between rooms, reporting an apparent growl, uneasy sensations and possible movement. Tim explicitly identifies one sound as his own burp, preserving an ordinary explanation within the test. Later recordings are played back, though the captions contain little clear agreement on words. In another room Tim asks mirror and object questions, hears possible meter alerts and describes a shadow near the floor. Device activations and subjective impressions do not establish their cause or an entity identity. An Ouija session is discussed but not performed before the broadcast stops to preserve the resident’s privacy.
Winchester Mystery House · San Jose, California · Original live recording
Winchester Mystery House: Sensory-Deprivation Ouija Session & Team Debrief
The team combines a sensory-deprivation experiment with an Ouija session at the Winchester Mystery House. The opening explains the white-noise and binaural-beat setup, then allows a long quiet settling period before questions and planchette readings. Participants report touch-like sensations and offer impressions, but the board’s letters remain fragmentary and the team later acknowledges that it did not spell a clear message. During the debrief, Tim describes repeating mental images and the others compare nausea, headaches and hand sensations. These accounts are subjective experiences, not verified historical discoveries about Sarah Winchester or proof of a spirit identity. A viewer flags a possible brief vocal sound near the end; other comments note frequent camera movement, which limits visual interpretation. The archive retains the long quiet interval and inconclusive board sequence alongside the discussion, without advertising unverified psychological claims about a historical person as fact.
Winchester Mystery House · San Jose, California · Original live recording
Inside Sarah Winchester’s Room: Solo Ouija, Hand Sensations & House Walk
Tim Wood offers a behind-the-scenes visit to Sarah Winchester’s room while Kristin works on a sketch for a separate production. He then begins a solo Ouija and recorder experiment, interpreting short letter sequences while repeatedly describing cold hands and raised hairs. An impression on his hand is requested and a possible touch is discussed; a viewer later considers that movement noteworthy, but the cause is not independently established. The board’s apparent reference to thirteen graves leads to further questions, not verified evidence of graves on the property. The final portion leaves the room for a short house walk and additional sound requests. A later Ganzfeld-style group experiment is announced but belongs to a separate recording. The archive distinguishes the actual solo board session from that future plan and treats name, burial and historical suggestions as unverified interpretations.
Private residence · Northern California · Original live recording
Private-Home Investigation with Tim, Kristin & Patrick: EVP Tests & Sketch Review
Tim Wood, Kristin and Patrick document their first visit to a private home after an earlier incident involving a large board. The opening describes that incident rather than showing it happen anew. The team then makes short recorder tests in a bedroom and living area, comparing the audio with questions asked during each session. They report uncomfortable physical sensations, possible cracking sounds and meter activity, but also discuss footsteps, floor movement, rain and wood as ordinary sound sources. Later footage covers trap-camera images, a photo comparison and Kristin’s sketch of the shapes she feels she saw. Her drawing remains an interpretation, not an independently verified portrait of a presence. Viewer comments identify possible small lights during the early recorder session. The broadcast closes before a proposed later cleansing or Ouija session, so those plans are kept distinct from the investigation actually recorded here.
Private indoor location · Ganzfeld and Ouija experiment · Original live recording
Ganzfeld and Ouija Experiment: Sensory Impressions, Board Letters & Debrief
Tim Wood and Kristin combine a sensory-deprivation experiment with an Ouija session after opening with a raffle result and future investigation plans. The setup uses covered eyes, red light and headphone audio while Kristin remains alert to ask questions and monitor the session. Tim describes being pulled downward and reports vivid mental images, which Kristin compares with the board’s fragmented letters. Those experiences are subjective and do not establish a person, spirit or other entity in the room. The computer stops working during the experiment, preventing access to chat; the cause is not established. After the session, the pair compare impressions, temperature sensations and the uncertain meaning of the board’s answers. A recorder is switched on, but no clear recorder playback occurs in this recording. The archive therefore separates sensory reports, board responses and technical trouble rather than presenting them as verified audio evidence.
Private home · sketch and recorder experiment · Original live recording
Drawing the Dead with Kristin: Sketch Session & Three-Recorder EVP Comparison
Kristin creates a drawing based on the figure she feels she has seen around Tim Wood while he invites audience questions and later compares several inexpensive voice recorders. The first half allows a long quiet period for the sketch, followed by an explanation of the imagery and how Kristin describes her process. That image is a personal interpretation, not a verified portrait of a spirit. Tim then records questions alongside the drawing and plays back the devices separately, noting that one contains little while proposing possible words in the others. A second paired-recorder test follows, accompanied by reports of popping sounds and a tingling sensation. Some playback is explicitly identified as Tim’s own voice. Viewer comments flag a small light and Kristin’s head sensation for review. The episode ends before a separate planned Ouija/Ganzfeld session, preserving that distinction and the inconclusive parts of the recorder comparison.
Private indoor location · Veronica urban-legend experiment · Original live recording
Veronica Mirror Experiment: Scissors Test, Ghost Box & An Inconclusive Result
Tim Wood tests the Veronica urban legend with a book, scissors and black mirror during a rainstorm. He tries two rounds of questions while touching the setup, describing apparent scissors movement and a sensation that his head is being pulled back. The first round is partly blocked by his head on camera, limiting what viewers can assess. Later he runs a ghost box, asks for doll movement and makes a short recorder test. The host ultimately says there was no corroborating paranormal evidence for his personal experience, an important part of the episode rather than an omission. He also acknowledges that the doll is not moving and that the room contains many competing sounds. A train-like sound and the heavy rain provide ordinary background context. The broadcast ends with renewed focus trouble, additional subjective reports and an audience book giveaway, without establishing the legend as real.
Private indoor location · Ouija and object experiment · Original live recording
New Year Solo Ouija: Alice-Like Answers, Table-Noise Check & Elf Recorder Test
Tim Wood opens a New Year broadcast with a solo Ouija session and later tests two decorative elves with a recorder. During the board session he describes an arm-touch sensation, interprets a name-like answer as Alice and reacts to several noises. The conversation contains jokes and fragmented responses, so its personal or sexual claims should not be treated as verified messages or identities. Tim explicitly demonstrates a table noise he is making, separating it from other sounds he believes he heard. After goodbye he discusses the objects’ supplied history and acknowledges that a cat could have moved them in their former home. A recorder test follows, with faint possible words proposed during playback. Viewer comments flag apparent board movement near that review. A longer unattended recording is planned for later and is not available as an outcome in this episode.
Private indoor location · adapted Kokkuri-san experiment · Original live recording
Kokkuri-san Solo Experiment: Coin Board, Ouija Follow-Up & Recorder Review
Tim Wood tries an English-language adaptation of Kokkuri-san drawn on the back of an Ouija board, using a coin before changing to a planchette. He explains that this is his adapted setup and recounts the legend’s supposed background, which is not independently verified here. During the coin session he describes warmth in the coin, possible noises and fragmented answers about names and future events. These are interpretations, not predictions or proof of an identity. A short recorder review follows before he begins another board session and asks for a coin to move. Tim hears additional sounds and describes the unsettling sensation of someone standing behind him. A viewer flags a curved small light near the later session. The closing includes another sound reaction and future show plans. The archive preserves uncertainty and distinguishes the coin experiment, recorder listening and planchette follow-up.
Private indoor location · black-mirror experiment · Original live recording
Bloody Mary Black-Mirror Test: Ghost Box, Recorder Baseline & Shadow Reports
Tim Wood starts with a short ghost-box and mirror experiment before introducing the room’s setup and a different recorder for comparison. He points out tape and candle wax on the black mirror, preserving ordinary surface features that could influence apparent patterns. A baseline recorder test produces no EVP according to the host. He then performs a three-name Bloody Mary round and reviews the audio before trying a longer version with the ghost box. The later experiment includes a reported shadow-like movement, short interpreted radio words and hand-touch questions. Viewer comments highlight a persistent shape near the candle, while also noting that poor pixels limit screenshot interpretation. The host closes by saying little was captured and explicitly wonders whether the shape was imagination. The archive keeps those limits visible rather than presenting the mirror image or the requested name as a verified apparition.
Undisclosed indoor investigation area · Original live recording
Raggedy Ann Doll EVP Test: Recorder Playback, Candle & Reported Irritation
Tim Wood investigates a Raggedy Ann doll he calls Annabelle, using three rounds of recorder questions and immediate audio review. He says the doll was sent to him earlier, stored away and retrieved after a dream about it; its provenance is not independently established. After kissing the doll, Tim asks viewer questions and reports an itchy face. He then anoints a black candle with oil and reports that its flame goes out. Further questions produce a possible shadow impression and a response he interprets as “yes, we are,” which he takes to suggest more than one communicator. A final recorder test asks for names and details of the setting, while an ordinary water sound is explicitly identified. Tim later describes burning lips and considers whether something on the fabric could be responsible. The broadcast ends with plans for Ouija the next night; no board session occurs here. The recorder sessions capture the unsettling responses Tim hears while testing the doll.
Undisclosed house · Original live recording
Halloween House Investigation: Closet EVP Tests, Ouija & Mirror Challenges
Tim Wood investigates alone on Halloween, first waiting out outside activity and identifying a loud refrigerator before attempting communication. He says earlier visits produced little activity, then lies near a spot where a previous resident reportedly died and records viewer questions. Playback leads him to investigate a closet, where he notices damaged religious imagery and performs further recorder questions. Tim then combines Ouija, a recorder and mirror requests, changing his posture when the large board proves awkward. Uncertain letters lead to an interpretation involving a jinn, while a chair tap and a religious book prompt further tests. He explains the recorder’s voice activation and later discovers that one attempted sequence was not recording. Further mirror challenges, prayer-related questions and uncertain playback follow before he switches the lights on and ends. The episode preserves the equipment interruptions, EVP playback and Tim's continued challenges for an audible response.
Undisclosed abandoned barn · Original live recording
Barn Ouija with Tim & Selena: Recorder Playback, Reported Taps & Sage Test
Tim Wood and Selena investigate an abandoned barn stall using an old board Tim calls a Hasko Mystic Tray and a voice recorder. They cancel the intended Ganzfeld setup because an eye-covering piece is missing, then address connection problems before beginning. Recorder questions and Ouija readings produce uncertain phrases about darkness, help and a name resembling Mephisto. Immediate playback contains a voice-like sound that Selena compares with her own, while a car horn and neighborhood dogs provide ordinary background context. The team reports taps around them and a buzzing sensation against the skin, then challenges the supposed communicator to produce clearer evidence. Tim leaves the recorder while getting sage, and Selena continues questions alone. They use sage and resume the board briefly, but later playback remains too unclear to decipher. The session ends without establishing an identity, ritual history or paranormal cause. The barn’s alleged previous occult use is discussed as a possibility, not verified provenance.
Undisclosed private home · Original live recording
House Investigation Debrief: Tim & Selena Say the Haunting Was Not Substantiated
Tim Wood and Selena answer viewer questions after an extended investigation of a private home. Tim says that after roughly two and a half weeks he cannot substantiate the reported haunting, while Selena describes several uneventful overnight stays. They explain that limited results occurred mainly during Ouija or automatic-writing experiments and should not automatically be attributed to the property. Tim also says he will not perform a proposed Midnight Man experiment in someone else’s home. The conversation then turns to future location ideas, their coauthored book and memories of earlier investigations. Asked about orbs, Tim lists ordinary possibilities including dust, water and insects. They distinguish a psychic impression about past events from evidence that a house is presently haunted. No new recorder test, Ouija session, ritual or evidence playback occurs. This debrief’s central outcome is the investigators’ inability to document the homeowner’s claims, rather than confirmation of a haunting.
House referred to as Hell House; private location undisclosed · Original live recording
Bloody Mary Mirror Tests: Recorder Playback, Doll Offer & Ordinary Sound Checks
Tim Wood, Selena and Patches test a tall, cracked mirror already present in the house. They begin with a candlelit Bloody Mary invocation and recorder questions, then review the audio and acknowledge little clear material. A second attempt prompts a cold-breeze report, an uncertain movement impression and a reaction from Patches. Throughout the session the team identifies ordinary sounds, including a jacket striking a bag, dog footsteps and an outside car. Tim then changes the experiment by offering a doll as a reward for an appearance and takes phone photographs of the mirror. The cracked mirror becomes the center of a tense session as the team reviews the photographs, sounds and their reactions in real time. Later recorder playback produces additional uncertain responses before the broadcast ends with a book giveaway and discussion of why the show started late.
House referred to as Hell House; private location undisclosed · Original live recording
Automatic Writing at Hell House: Three Sessions, iOvilus Words & Recorder Review
Tim Wood and Selena conduct three automatic-writing attempts in a room they call part of Hell House, with Patches nearby, a recorder running and Ovilus-style word output discussed. They apply ritual oil to paper and explain the writing method before inviting communication. Selena reports movement elsewhere, breath near her shoulder and changing heaviness while asking questions as Tim writes. They inspect the resulting marks and propose words, numbers and Latin-like phrases, but those readings and the claimed property history remain unverified. A second attempt is stopped when they believe an unwanted communicator has appeared. The third produces more uncertain marks, followed by a comparison of the pages and recorder playback. Ordinary explanations are also retained: a camera magnification change is attributed to an accidental control press, and dog or outside-animal sounds are identified. Despite the original title, the available captions establish automatic writing rather than a completed Ganzfeld test. They end with plans to photograph the pages and a book giveaway.
Private California house referred to as Hell House · Original live recording
Hell House Psychic Sketch: Kristin’s Mirror Imagery & Tim’s Live Q&A
Kristin draws an image she describes as a mental impression of the house while Tim Wood hosts a long viewer Q&A. Tim explains that nearby wildfire smoke has irritated his throat and delayed a planned Midnight Man broadcast. As Kristin works, he discusses equipment, earlier investigations, historical travel plans, the team’s book and various personal beliefs about paranormal phenomena. These are conversation and recollection, not new tests in the current broadcast. He recounts an ordinary bystander explaining a frightening moment on an earlier lake investigation and notes a previous Charlie Charlie attempt with no result. Near the end Kristin explains the drawing as a symbolic struggle involving a young female figure, mirror imagery, a bird-like shape and contrasting religious and threatening elements. Her account is explicitly a psychic interpretation rather than verified evidence of an actual captive, crime or entity. The session ends with plans for Kristin to stay alone later; no new Ouija, EVP playback or performed Midnight Man ritual occurs here.
House referred to as Hell House; private location undisclosed · Original live recording
Friday the 13th Ouija: Recorder Checks, Doll Challenge & Reported Agitation
Tim Wood and Kristin conduct a Friday-the-thirteenth session across a doorway between two rooms in the house. Tim places a flyer he associates with a former tenant near the board and mentions two EM pumps, then begins recorder questions and Ouija. The board yields uncertain phrases including “melting light,” numbers and an offer-related word, while the team reports a possible light flicker, window movement and a tap. A car outside and an earlier cigarette burn are explicitly ordinary context. Later Tim directs recorder questions and movement requests toward a doll, using holy water during the challenge; no independent doll movement is established. He reports feeling agitated, drained and unsure of parts of the session, then discusses future overnight broadcasts. Near the end they examine a stain on the wall and propose a later luminol test. The stain is not confirmed as blood in this video, and no possession, entity identity or supernatural cause is independently demonstrated.
House referred to as Hell House; private location undisclosed · Original live recording
Hell House Ouija & EVP: Unclear Board Phrases and Reported Neck Marks
After Kristin’s earlier psychic drawing, Tim Wood begins a separate Ouija and recorder session in the house. He examines an exterior door lock and covered windows, offering an unverified theory about why the room was secured. Two EM pumps are placed near his feet; he explicitly corrects an initial REM-pod description. A first recorder test produces a tentative “yes, I’m here” interpretation, followed by Ouija. Tim reports blurred or doubled vision and struggles to identify letters while Kristin helps read the board. Ominous fragments about death, puppets and strings are interpreted but establish no identity or factual threat. Later Tim reports burning on his back and a sensation connected to his hand; Kristin points out several scratch-like marks on his neck. A final recorder playback is reviewed before he reports feeling disoriented and nauseated. The team photographs the marks on Tim's neck as he describes what he experienced, then prepares to continue the investigation.
House referred to as Hell House; private location undisclosed · Original live recording
Kristin’s Hell House Psychic Drawing: Mental Imagery, REM-Pod Requests & a Recorder Test
Tim Wood introduces Kristin’s live drawing session in a house under investigation, showing wall markings and describing the equipment beside her. Kristin explains that she draws pictures she perceives mentally, then works while Tim answers questions and discusses the reported property claims. He requests REM-pod responses and briefly records questions about a door lock, but no clear immediate playback result is established in the captions. Much of the broadcast consists of viewer conversation, historical plans and discussion of earlier experiences. Near the end Kristin explains the image: a bird-like figure, closet imagery and a distressed woman, with lines and small dark shapes representing her interpretation of threatening energy. She explicitly says she does not understand exactly what the bird-like figure is. These are subjective impressions, not verified evidence of a person held against her will, an entity or a crime. The drawing giveaway closes the session, and a separate Ouija broadcast is prepared for afterward.
Private Hell House case · Northern California location withheld · Original live recording
Hell House Preview: Private-Home Tour, Recorder Questions & Prayer
Tim Wood and Kristin introduce a small private Northern California house before a planned month of investigations. They show the newly cleaned rooms, camera setup, locks, painted symbols and residue, while describing earlier object movement and the owner’s reports. Those accounts and theories about a former resident do not authenticate a ritual history, entity or cause of anyone’s illness or death. During the walkthrough they react to a cord-like movement and describe discomfort, dizziness and breathing difficulty. A short recorder experiment asks about the presence they believe may be there, followed by listening intervals whose sparse captions do not establish exact responses. Tim reads prayers and requests further recorder communication. A later warm-head sensation and room impressions remain subjective. The closing tour includes the untidy grounds, an outbuilding and a grave-like feature whose identity Tim explicitly does not know. He identifies dripping water and regional smoke as ordinary environmental context. The next-night Ouija and continuous-camera broadcast are plans, not experiments performed in this video.
Undisclosed hotel described by the team as a former bordello · Original live recording
Hotel Ouija with Nicole: Unclear Board Readings & Recorder Checks
Tim Wood and Nicole investigate a hotel described as a former bordello, beginning with a recap of earlier sessions before starting a new board attempt. They discuss funding a separate future house investigation, then use Ouija with a recorder nearby. The board produces uncertain names, initials and phrases before questions shift toward future events. Tim and Nicole interpret words involving fire, a star and trumpets, but the reading remains confused and they repeatedly ask what it means. These are unverified forecasts, not established predictions or evidence about real-world events. Recorder questions then ask for clarification with poorly captioned audio intervals that do not establish clear answers. A stomach sound is explicitly identified as his own. The investigation closes with more direct challenges for a response and plans to return for a separate mirror ritual.
Undisclosed California hotel described as a former brothel · Original live recording
Bloody Mary Hotel Experiment: Mirror Recorder Tests & Ordinary Explanations
Tim Wood explores an unnamed old hotel alone and tries several mirror-based recorder experiments. He discusses using playing cards as a communication method but does not establish a completed card test before starting Bloody Mary. After a lighter-lit invocation he asks about the building and hears a possible voice; an outside car door is also identified. Immediate playback is reviewed before he moves between rooms and tries further recorder questions beside another old mirror. Tim explains that an apparent mirror effect is caused by backing coming off, then reports a touch-like sensation on his hand during another test. A final invocation and viewer-name request produce a phrase he excitedly associates with Bloody Mary, though the captions do not independently identify its source. The recording ends with an ebook giveaway and plans to return. The investigation captures Tim's reactions to the mirror experiments, potential voice responses and a touch-like sensation during the final session.
Completed LIVE investigation · Full show replay
Whispers Estate: Final Ouija Session, EVP & Overnight Watch | Ep 6
Join Tim Wood and the LiveSciFi team for the final upstairs session and overnight camera watch at Whispers Estate in Mitchell, Indiana. Follow the Aleister Crowley board setup, recorder questions about “abracadabra” and “ZoZo,” reported hallway movement and a window-light obstruction, alongside the team’s accounts of feeling ill.
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Whispers Estate: SLS Camera, EVP & Ouija Investigation | Ep 4
Return to Whispers Estate in Mitchell, Indiana, for SLS and doll experiments, EVP playback, Ouija and two helmet sessions. Follow the team’s reported scratches, physical experiences, hallway sounds and camera-mapping interpretations through the complete four-hour investigation.
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Kristen Manning’s Psychic Sketch at Whispers Estate | Ep 5
Join Kristen Manning and the LiveSciFi team at Whispers Estate in Mitchell, Indiana, for psychic sketching, a long owner interview and late SLS camera setup. Compare the drawing’s mirror and goat-like impressions with the discussion, distinguish earlier visitors’ stories from current observations, and follow the doorway-mapping demonstration before the feed switches.
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Whispers Estate: Ghost Box, Psychic Sketch & Camera Watch | Ep 2
Join Tim Wood and the LiveSciFi team at Whispers Estate in Mitchell, Indiana, for an extended daytime camera watch, ghost-box questions and preparations for the next investigation. Follow the reported iPad battery drain, the planning of a God helmet experiment and Kristen Manning’s sketch of an earlier mirror-room experience.
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Whispers Estate: ZoZo EVP & 9-Hour Overnight Ghost Hunt | Ep 3
Follow LiveSciFi’s nine-hour Whispers Estate investigation from bedside word-device questions and doll-room EVP playback to an overnight camera watch and morning recorder sessions. Hear the team interpret “ZoZo,” “get up” and a raspy “yes,” and compare those reactions with the questions, replayed audio and surrounding discussion.
Completed LIVE investigation · Full show replay
Whispers Estate Ghost Hunt: EVP, Ouija & Mirror Sessions | Ep 1
Tim Wood, Kristen Manning and the LiveSciFi team investigate Whispers Estate in Mitchell, Indiana. Follow nearly four hours of recorder sessions and playback, SLS camera mapping, Ouija, solo attic visits, mirror observations and reported physical experiences in their original context.