Private Residence
"Pamela, I love you."
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Carter Ghost Town, Carter, Texas
Shelli: "If there's someone here, can you play the piano?"
Voice: "Turn around."
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Carter Ghost Town, Carter, Texas
Shelli: "Ok, well we're gonna go now.  It's been nice visiting."
Voice: *sigh*
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Shelli: "How many of ya'll are here?"
Voice: (sounds like) "Two." ... "Chuck."
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This one followed right after the one shown above.  I asked for names and there is a pause, a click of the camera, and then
you hear what sounds like either "Richard Howe" or "Bridgette Howe"
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Sounds like either "Richard Howe" or "Bridgette Howe"
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Shelli: "What's your name?"
Voice: "Joe."
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Voice: "Joe."
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Shelli: "What's your name?"
Voice: (sounds like) "Chuck, come to me."
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Voice: (sounds like) "Chuck, come to me."
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Church
Mike: "On more than one occasion you've probably read this passage, it's one of my favorites..."
Voice: (sounds like) "Good."
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Church
A few seconds after Mike had said that perhaps next time we come there that we
could hear music and singing, we hear the following:
Voice: (sounds like) *singing*
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Church
Voice: (sounds like) "I'll play music."
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Church
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Voice: (sounds like) "I'll play music."
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Carter Ghost Town, Carter, Texas
Shelli was asking if there was someone there, could they whistle...
Shelli: "Maybe a little one?" *whistle*
Reply: *little whistle*
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Carter Ghost Town, Carter, Texas
This is from our third visit to Carter.  Shelli asks once again...
Shelli: "If there's anyone here, can you play the piano?"
Voice: (sounds like) "Contempo"
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Carter Ghost Town, Carter, Texas
This is the extended answer (sounds like) "Contempo" and you can then hear a conversation going on.
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Oakwood Cemetery, Fort Worth, Texas
This one is not as good of quality as the others on this page, however, we felt it was important enough to share.
This was captured a few seconds after I told Mike that Courtright's grave site was supposed to be up toward the front.  Since he was further away from me I had to kind of yell and at the end I said, "That's not the front."  A couple of seconds later we have the following: (sounds like) "You're right, that's not the front." or "That's not the front."
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In 1876, "Longhair" Jim Courtright was given the difficult task of policing this roaring cowtown named Fort Worth. With his reputation as a scout, a performer in Wild Bill Hickock's Wild West Show, and possessing a noted dexterity with firearms, Courtright was able to give City Fathers what they wanted--a town where money and liquor flowed, but where bloodshed was cut to a trickle. It was under Courtright that a "police force" was created--the authorization to fill two positions with men to assist him in his duties. A reputation went a long way in those days, and Courtright's reputation with a gun was enough to make many men think twice before trying something that might draw the Marshal's attention. Reportedly as fast or faster than most famous gunmen of his time, Courtright was able to reduce the number of killings in Fort Worth to less than at any time before or since.

"Longhair" Jim Courtright was shot and killed in a gunfight with Luke Short, friend of Bat Masterson, the Earps & Doc Holliday.

Here is a link that tells the story of Jim Courtright as well as Luke Short.
And links to Jim here and here.
And one for Luke Short here.

The following e.v.p.'s were captured while taking photos at his gravesite.

This one was captured as my husband and I approached his resting place to take photos.  You can hear what may be up to 3 people greeting us or 3 attempts by one spirit to greet us.  After listening to it several times, it sounds like the same voice to us on all 3 greetings.
(sounds like) "Hi", "Hello", "Hello"
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This one was when we were about to leave and after I told Mike a brief story about Jim Courtright.
(sounds like) "Thank you."
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Oakwood Cemetery
At Courtright's grave Becky had said that she hoped that he would give us the honor of hearing him speak again and this was the reply:
Voice: (sounds like) "Yes" or "Yes Ma'am"
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Oakwood Cemetery
This was the reply at Courtright's grave as we were commenting on Oakwood being a beautiful resting place.
Voice: (sounds like) "Great"
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Oakwood Cemetery
At Luke Short's grave in response to us being in agreement that no one would have called him a dandy to his face...
Voice: (sounds like) "Yeah"
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Carter Ghost Town
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Becky, Crystel and Shelli set up a KII meter and asked for someone to try to make the lights flicker on it and walk by it or whatever they could do to make the lights on it flicker...
Voice: (sounds like) "I'm tryin' to see you"
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Carter Ghost Town
Still working with the KII meter and hoping for a response we get this...
Voice: (sounds like) "Daydreamer."
(It's not the first time I've been called that. LOL ~Shelli)
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Carter Ghost Town
When Shelli asks "What's your name?" We have this response:
Voice: (sounds like) "Danny Ford"
(sounds like an english accent)
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