The malevolent mausoleum

[aneaglesangel]

It was really a great honor to work with the Shadowlands Investigators this week. I've been very interested in bringing the psychic side of paranormal investigations into the scientific side of things. What I saw yesterday, and actually got photographs of is a great example of this. Robb is the technical director of the team, but seems to me to be a ghost bloodhound. There is a mausoleum that he told me he left the Borden family plot because he knew there was a negative force inside of it. Well, I'd say these pictures back that up. I had to see for myself, and well, got some quite interesting pictures from the venture.

It was a warm, sunny day with a light breeze and relatively low humidity for our area. They pointed me in the right direction and I headed over. It's quite a gothic looking freemason mausoleum. These pictures were taken from a hole in the door on the right side in the front facing picture. Strangely, the light does shine around the door, and makes the darkness of the door stand out. My body blocked any light coming in from the holes where the door is chained shut. I used low light photography with a slightly slow shutter speed. I feel when I look at these that there are actually two entities here, one not so good, and one that isn't so bad. Which is exactly what Joan and Robb had told me. I find these very interesting in that they move and form different shapes. I hope you enjoy, I sure did!

[unicorn]

ya knwo ane everytim i see these piccies its as though i see more!............weird huh!

[aneaglesangel]

Yeah, I'm sort of thinking 3 now, and not two anymore, LOL! How's things out in the UK??

[unicorn]

ok dark LOL & cold!....................23.21

[aneaglesangel]

Well, I hope your weather gets better really soon, and if it doesn't at least you know you'll be pretty busy in a few weeks, LOL! It was actually 30 degrees farenheit here this morning, ICK!!!

[lildebcc]

Hmmm, with the dark spots being in the shadow of the door, I can not help but wonder if it is just condensation on the marble; you know, the whole change in temperature thing. I have seen that happen before.
>^o.o^<

[aneaglesangel]

Hmm, I would think that, but it was over a sttetch of weather that remained relatively the same for a few days. The humidity was low and it was late in the afternoon, any mist would have burned up by then, I would think. And if it didn't undulate and become a reeaally dark mass, or if it was lighter in color. It even at some points seems to have its own light source. I didn't move and took these pics in quick succession. Those are not glass doors either for light to be able to shine through, but solid metal doors. This place also just has that 'feel' to it, and I know that doesn't count for much, but it's nothing to be played around with. If I do study it more, I will only go with a few select people, and don't recommend casual study with this thing.