Welles House Episode 31: The Ganzfeld Session and the Chest Sensation

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Welles House Haunting Ep 31 | DEMON ATTACKS MY CHEST DURING PARANORMAL EXPERIMENT GONE WRONG

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Inside this investigation

The later Ganzfeld experiment becomes the central personal experience in Episode 31. Around 3:05:35, I ask the team to get something off my chest, and the crew stops the session to help me. Earlier parts include equipment sweeps, possible audio responses and viewer-reported lights. The chapter list lets you review the setup and the interruption separately. What I experienced, what the others observed and what the equipment recorded are related parts of the investigation, but they are different kinds of evidence.

I suggest watching the setup before jumping to the most striking reaction. Ask what the investigators are doing, which device is producing information and what the camera can actually show. The chapter controls help you return to a moment while keeping that wider sequence available. The complete original notes below preserve the account as it was supplied. Use this episode's discussion to share an exact timestamp, a screenshot where useful and a clear distinction between your observation and your explanation. The neighboring episodes provide additional context for how the investigation developed.

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Episode notes and background

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GET IT OFF MY CHEST! What happened to me during our Welles House Ganzfeld experiment? Episode 31 also features strange ghost box responses, EMF spikes, and viewer-reported orbs moving across the infrared security cameras. I'm Tim Wood, founder of LiveSciFi. Join JJ (Jonathan), Dave, Bambi and me for another extended investigation at the reportedly haunted Welles House, 46 South Welles Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania — also searched as 46 Welles Street. We begin with an EMF sweep of the staircase and rooms upstairs, investigate possible noises, and try spirit communication with a ghost box, EVP recorders, and EchoBox before the later Ganzfeld and fortune-card experiment takes an unsettling turn. At approximately 3:05:35, while blindfolded with sensory-deprivation equipment, I ask the team to get something off me. The crew stops the session, helps me recover, and checks a strange mark on my body. Watch the sequence rather than assuming a paranormal cause. EPISODE 31 — YOUTUBE CHAPTERS 00:00 Investigation footage begins 01:08 Tim introduces Day 14 and the crew 03:59 EMF sweep of the haunted staircase 16:15 Unusual noise and movement near the TV 27:50 Bambi prepares to investigate a feared room 30:40 Ghost box questions begin upstairs 34:30 Possible “death” response during the session 43:32 Viewer-reported orb crosses the IR view 45:25 Bambi challenges the possible presence 50:20 Viewer reports a light near the window shades 58:24 Viewer-reported lights behind the team 1:04:00 Investigating with religious artifacts 1:08:00 Asking for knocks and other signs 1:37:00 Questions about the attic and a knife 1:57:52 More viewer-reported camera lights 2:06:18 Viewers report a burst of orb-like activity 2:12:10 EVP questions on the stairwell 2:20:40 EchoBox experiment begins 2:24:23 “Cannot leave” — possible EchoBox response 2:25:07 “Black magic” — another possible response 2:33:07 Viewer reports a light on a bedroom camera 2:40:41 Preparing the Ganzfeld and fortune cards 2:54:00 Questioning Tim during the experiment 3:05:35 Tim calls out, “Get one off of me” 3:12:19 Team examines a strange mark 3:15:00 Prayers and recovery after the session 3:28:00 Tim recounts the Ganzfeld experience THE GANZFELD EXPERIMENT — WHAT HAPPENED TO TIM? During the later experiment, I wear an eye covering and headphones as the team asks questions and uses fortune cards. I describe distress and demand that something be removed from me. At 3:12:19, the others examine a mark. Feeling something on my chest was my firsthand experience; this video alone does not establish what caused it. Watch the minutes before and after the moment for context. THE GHOST BOX AND ECHOBOX RESPONSES During the investigation we hear fragments interpreted as “death,” “cannot leave,” and “black magic.” At about 2:24:23 and 2:25:07, the team reacts to the EchoBox audio. Devices like these can generate ambiguous or recycled speech, so compare what was asked with what you can independently hear. VIEWER-REPORTED ORBS — IR CAMERA EVIDENCE? Viewers catalogued numerous bright moving objects at 43:32–59:47 and again around 1:57:52–2:13:20. In particular, one viewer described a flurry of lights near the equipment and TV area at 2:06:18–2:07:47. Another flagged a bedroom camera at 2:33:07. These are viewer observations, not confirmed ghosts: dust, insects, reflections and infrared lighting can all create orb-like effects. HELP US REVIEW EPISODE 31 What do you see during the 2:06 camera activity? What do you hear at 2:25:07? And what do you make of my reaction at 3:05:35? Leave the EXACT TIMESTAMP and camera view in the comments. Natural explanations are welcome — let's review the original footage together. READ THE WELLES HOUSE HISTORY & HAUNTING: https://livescifi.tv/2021/05/welles-house-haunting-worse-amityville/ SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE ORIGINAL LIVESCIFI GHOST HUNTS: https://www.youtube.com/@livescifi Thanks for investigating with us. — Tim Wood | LiveSciFi.tv #WellesHouse #GanzfeldExperiment #ParanormalInvestigation

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