Thanet GhostWatch Property Investigation Report
Sandwich Guildhall
Photos: Bob and Sarah
Introduction
Thanet GhostWatch Property
Investigation would like to offer our sincere thanks to Sandwich Town
Council for consenting to this follow-up investigation and a special
thanks to Kevin, the Town Sergeant, and to the other staff for looking
after us on the night.
For the purposes of this investigation
we mainly confined ourselves to the original section of the structure
which was built in 1579 and contains the Courtroom.
Those sentenced to death would have been hanged at the nearby Gallows
Field.
Saturday 8th November, 2008.
19:30
Core Team arrived to set-up the Quad Cameras,
trigger-objects, other equipment, and to perform the Base Line readings
and Risk Assessment.
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Locked-off Cameras
Camera 1 - The Courtroom.
Camera 2 - The Jury Room.
Camera 3 - Staircase.
Camera 4 - Technical Fault.
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20:30
Remaining members arrived and various guests
invited by the Guildhall.
21:00
Following a Risk Assessment briefing, as
required by our insurance, the investigation commenced with a joint
Protection and Grounding followed by a Communication Circle in the
Jury Room .... REPORT.
22:15
Break.
Most of the guests left, two (a member of staff and their partner)
elected to stay and joined Team 2 for the duration of the investigation.
22:45
We split into our respective teams:
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Team 1
Bob
Sarah
Jack
Kieran
Julie
Jake
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Team 2
Sue
Dawn
Bryn
Jen
Keith
Paul
Keef
2 Guests |
Upper Floors
- Jury Room, Mayor's Parlour, Council Chamber, New Hall, Attic Rooms,
Corridors and Staircases.
Ground Floor
- Courtroom, Museum, Corridors and Staircases.
Team 1 - Upper Floors .... REPORT.
Team 2 - Ground Floor .... REPORT.
00:45
Break.
01:15
Joint investigation in the Courtroom and
the new Hall .... REPORT.
02:45
Break.
03:15
Team 1 - Ground Floor .... REPORT.
Team 2 - Upper Floors .... REPORT.
05:20
Investigation ended with a closing down in
the Jury Room.
Base Line Report
Compilation
of sound anomalies / possible EVPs captured by Keef
Summary, Conclusions
and Sceptical Analysis
