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The bedroom security views are the subject of this episode. The source description asks viewers to examine shadow-like changes and explicitly leaves their cause unresolved. This is not a new séance or spirit-box experiment. Its value is the chance to study a sustained camera view, including changes that may be subtle or recurring. There is no verified timestamp list in the supplied notes, so the page preserves the full recording and invites precise observations rather than offering invented highlights.
For this website edition, I suggest beginning with the full camera view and choosing one observation at a time. Note which part of the image changes, how long it remains visible and whether the same effect returns. Keep the surrounding footage in your comparison, including periods when nothing unusual seems to happen. The complete original description is preserved below. When you join the episode discussion, include a timestamp and the camera position so another viewer can reproduce your review. The adjacent episode links let you compare this recording with the wider investigation.
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SHADOWS IN THE WELLES HOUSE BEDROOMS? Episode 30 of A House Worse Than Amityville takes you inside the reportedly haunted Welles House through its security cameras. Watch the bedrooms closely and tell us what you think caused the shadow-like activity. I'm Tim Wood, founder of LiveSciFi. During our extended investigation of the Welles House at 46 South Welles Street in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania—also searched as 46 Welles Street—we kept cameras recording even when we weren't conducting an active ghost hunt. This episode is security-camera footage, not a new Ouija board, séance, EVP, or spirit box session. The focus this time is the bedroom camera views. There appears to be some unusual shadow activity worth examining, but without a verified timestamp or a second angle that explains what happened, I won't claim that the footage proves a ghost was present. You can study the recording and make up your own mind. WHAT'S HAPPENING IN THE BEDROOMS? Pay attention to the edges of the camera views, changes in lighting, and any patches of darkness that seem to appear or shift. Does the shadow follow an identifiable light source? Could something outside the frame have caused it? Does the camera change exposure or infrared illumination? Those details can matter just as much as the moment that first catches your eye. An apparent moving shadow in night-vision footage can have several explanations, including someone or something outside the camera's view, light passing through a window, reflections, automatic exposure changes, or artifacts from the recording system. A dark shape alone doesn't tell us what made it. WHY THE SECURITY CAMERA FOOTAGE MATTERS One of the reasons we kept the Welles House cameras running was to capture what happened between the more active parts of our investigation. During a live ghost hunt we're asking questions and moving equipment around. Static cameras give everyone watching a different opportunity: to review a room for extended periods and flag anything the team might have missed. The Welles House has a long history of reported paranormal experiences, but I want to separate what the original footage shows from what any of us believe it might mean. That's why we're sharing these recordings rather than relying only on short, edited clips with dramatic claims. HELP US REVIEW EPISODE 30 If you see a shadow or unusual movement, post the EXACT TIMESTAMP and say which bedroom camera it appears on. Tell us whether the shape moves, how long it remains visible, and whether anything in the room or lighting changes at the same time. If you think it's a camera artifact or a normal shadow, share that explanation too. READ MY WELLES HOUSE HISTORY & HAUNTING:
https://livescifi.tv/2021/05/welles-house-haunting-worse-amityville/ SUBSCRIBE TO LIVESCIFI FOR MORE ORIGINAL PARANORMAL INVESTIGATIONS:
https://www.youtube.com/@livescifi Thanks for watching and investigating with us.
— Tim Wood | LiveSciFi.tv #WellesHouse #ShadowFigures #ParanormalInvestigation
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