Photos & Audio

Here are a few pictures of the MOPS team in action. We will upload additional pictures and audio clips after future investigations.

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The orbs seen in these pictures are believed by MOPS to simply be reflections off of particles of dust and water vapor in the air. Photos posted here are simply our members during investigations, unless otherwise stated.
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Forest Hill Cemetery

Rose Hill Mausoleum

Rose Hill Cemetery - This is an odd vapor that the team was unable to recreate.

John Wornall House Museum - Part of the team during pre-investigation.

John Wornall House Museum - Staircase where apparitions have been reported.

In this clip you'll hear Alex finish a sentence with "... or move something." A few seconds later, the possible voice occurs.

Here are some footsteps that one team of our investigators heard above them in the Carriage House.

In this clip, Justin is talking about an experience, while in between his words, it almost sounds like a faint child's laughter. Towards the end of the clip, Caitlin starts to speak.

Rose Hill Mausoleum

Rose Hill Mausoleum - Rick & Justin doing some EVP work.

John Wornall House Museum - NW Bedroom where many wounded soldiers took shelter.

1859 Jail House & Marshal Home Museum - Seen here is the Master Bedroom of the Marshal's Home.

This clip sounds like a male voice saying something a little drawn out.

There appears to be what sounds like a quiet male voice between Brian of IPRS and Justin of MOPS doing an EVP session.

Rose Hill Cemetery

Rose Hill Mausoleum

Rose Hill Mausoleum - Adam & Caitlin doing EMF work.

John Wornall House Museum - Kitchen that slaves used to work in for the Wornall's.

1859 Jail House & Marshal Home Museum - Above you can see the original limestone jail.

Though not a great clip, we believe it to sound somewhat like a raspy female voice.

Between team shuffling, and Adam and Rachel talking, listen for the soft whistles and one loud one that none of our members made.

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