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Sarah Estep

 


 

The following examples have been recorded by Sara Estep, the founder of AA-EVP (now the ATransC).  She usually used an audio tape recorder and external sound source; however, she also has had great success recording in the field with little more than a simple hand-held cassette recorder.

  • Sarah asked, "Were you aware that I was on the porch last evening when I went out there?"  Answer,     "I found you there."  This is a singing voice.

 

  • As Sarah begins recording, someone said, "That is your girl."  This is taken from the reverse side of the tape--you can hear Sarah's voice in reverse followed by a singing voice.

  • Sarah had been setting in her office reading the night before this recording was made.  She noticed a black and silver object spinning about a foot off the floor, several feet from her.  It was in view for about two seconds.  The following morning, she asked what the object was.  On the reverse side of the tape, a voice replied, "We're down beside ya."  You can hear Sarah's voice in reverse followed by a male voice.

  • Sarah has taped in many places that would be considered to have ghosts.  This voice was recorded at Point Lookout, a haunted light house in Maryland.  It was used during the Civil War as a prison camp.      "I was seeing the war."

Please read before emailing us about this EVP: It is interesting that we have had several messages from visitors to this site that have wanted us to know that they hear the EVP we call, "I was seeing the war," in other ways. For instance, "I was seeing the water" or "I will see you no more." We can understand how these alternative interpretations are possible. Sarah was in a lighthouse that was used as a Civil War hospital, and it is natural for her to have been looking for a Civil War related interpretation. Someone listening to the EVP in a different setting could very easily hear the utterance in a different way. Sarah has given her permission for Universal to use this example with the interpretation that better supports the story in White Noise. We do not know who the person is to which Universal attributes the voice.

 

The Butler's were on-site for a television program and standing in front of the video camera for an interview. On cue, the "I was seeing the war" example was played over a pair of very large studio speakers that were on the floor directly behind them. There was no doubt that there was a "ter" sound at the end of the utterance. This might be a good example of how EVP are not made like normal voice, and how they are listened to has a lot to do with how they are understood. See the online listening trials report for a discussion about this.

 

  • Sarah asked entities how they can locate her when she is sitting at her tape recorder.  Answer,             "I found the link."

  • Sarah was apparently in contact with the great composer, Beethoven for many of her experiments.  Here is one saying "Ludwig."  You first hear Sarah introducing the example. This is a Class C example and would not normally be exhibited except for its historical value.

  • In this example, you hear Sarah introduce the EVP and then the EVP: "You have the famous Beethoven." It is repeated after about a half second of silence. Some of the noise has been removed in the repeat. This is a Class C example and would not normally be exhibited except for its historical value.

  • Sarah recorded an EVP stating that Beethoven would play music for her that evening. Even though there was a thunderstorm underway, she recorded and you will here the resulting music. You also hear Sarah speaking over the music at one point, and also the sound of thunder. Remember that she could not hear the EVP as she recorded it.

 
 

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Examples of TransCommunication

 

Audio ITC Examples

Electronic Voice Phenomena - Index

EVP by Bill Weber

EVP by Carol Baron-Karajohn

EVP by Debra Ann

EVP by Tom and Lisa Butler

EVP examples used for Forever Family

   Foundation

EVP recorded at Cal Neva

EVP recorded by Karen Mossey

EVP recorded by Linda Williamson

EVP recorded by Martha Copeland

EVP recorded by Sarah Estep

EVP recorded by Tina Laurent

Sarah Estep speaking recorded by Sonia

   Rinaldi

synthesized voice EVP - Index

Synthesized voice EVP by Margaret Downey

Transcommunication Via Telephone Calls

 

Visual ITC Examples

Butler visual ITC gallery 1

Butler visual ITC gallery 2

Butler visual ITC gallery 3

Face on TV screen

Face on wall

Faces in light reflected from crystals

Phenomenal faces in moving water

Phenomenal faces in reflected light

Phyllis and Paulo ITC

The ITC of Diana and Alan Bennett

More ITC from Diana and Alan Bennett

Video ITC

Visual ITC - photography

 

Other Examples

Other transcommunication techniques

SORRAT Letter

String of pearls orbs

Used at the 2006 AA-EVP conference

 

Related Articles

Articles: Butler's First Video ITC

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Articles: Lary Dean ITC

Articles: Reunions-Sonia Rinaldi and

   Telephone ITC

Circles: Konstantin Raudive speaks via David

   Thompson

Circles: Konstantin Raudive's Secret Phrase

Circles: Martha Copeland's George Wynne

   EVP

Circles: Reunions-Skip Walton

Circles: Reunions-Teri Daner's Geoff

Circles: Sitting with Hoyt Robinette 2010

Journal: EVP Online Listening Trials Report

Journal: Image analysis for Benedicte

Journal: Perception of Visual ITC Images

Journal: Radio Sweep: A case Study

Resources: Pictures used in No Dead

Technique: Moving water for Visual ITC

Technique: Video ITC Recording Techniques

 

 

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