Spirit box sounds like "book priest" followed up by garbled voices, finally "sportsmans" or "sportsman". The last word may refer to an old tavern in town called Sportsman's. The building may have been used in early times as an ad hoc courtroom of some kind.

Spirit box session: "Party...in...cemetery" plus other voices I don't quite understand. If there was a party going on, apparently I wasn't invited. The nearest cemetery WAS the old Pioneer Cemetery which has been covered over by Lee Williams High School. Most bodies were removed to a new cemetery in the late 40s, but around 80-100 remain in a mass grave under the football field. Occasionally, human bones can be found by students.

An audible voice in this first floor residence. Female voice "A quick bite". This is one of two references to biting captured in this house. See "I might bite you" track here in Soundcloud.

Two story house turned into upper and lower flats. The lower flat was investigated. ("Watch your neck. I..."? whispered) I might bite you". There were two references to biting in this investigation. The other was an audible voice.

There are workers boarding up windows to keep out the weather and discourage vandals. My camera malfunctions (never revived!) and I'm fussing with it, my recorder still going. The first voice: "I love you", second voice "Have a porch kitty", third voice "Oh Shit". The camera is unfixable. I shout "enough thank you" to the spirits that apparently attacked it. There is more to this. "Have a porch kitty" completly surprised me. We lived fifty miles away. A few weeks earlier, we had vound a stray cat on our back desk. We took her in, named her Portia (for being on the porch) and our nickname for her was "Porch Kitty"! How did the spirit know this???

Investigating the Grand Opera House in Oshkosh Wisconsin. A beautifully restored theater with a haunted reputation. As we are preparing to leave the balcony, I recorded and EVP of a young boy asks "could you take us too?"

Local beauty salon. "Find my head". Very soft at first, repeats twice amplified.

Necrophonic app: "Would you drop this?" , "Jeanie". For the record, I didn't drop it. "Jeanie" may be a reference to Jenny Bauters, whose lover Clem Leigh murdered her. (Referred to on Ghost Adventures). Clem may be the man in the bowler hat.

The site is Lee Williams High School, Kingman AZ, recently featured on the program "Ghost Adventures". We were there first. The app is Necrophonic and the voice says "find my ass." This seems logical as the school was built on an old cemetery. Most of the bodies were moved to a new cemetery but there are reportedly about 100 unclaimed bodies in a mass grave under the football field.

Closed elementary school. A voice tells us to "go pack your units", followed by a garbled whisper.