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| This is the chandelier that moved on request twice in our first investigation. |
| The dinning room area where we captured the evp "don't start up here!". |
| This wall in the parlor shows Col Robert Patterson, his wife Elizabeth and many of their children. |
| This is the master bedroom in the Patterson homstead. |
| This is the main parlor where you can see the chandelier that moved upon request twice in our first investigation. |
| The basement ceiling being low at some points, this spirit tell us" to move your head and duck!". |
| This was captured in the dinning room telling us "Don't you start up here". |
| Rick was reading a sign and a spirit asks him what the sign says. |
| In the museum room you hear a the spirit responds to the camera turning on. |
| Out side the museum room there are a row of chairs that Rick brought one in to sit on. You hear a man say watch your chairs |
| Dan asked you do know your dead?. And gets a response!. |
| A running joke with our group is to ask the spirits to slap or choke Scott our case manager. Here we get an answer!. |
| The Patterson homestead Dayton Ohio 2nd investigation August 8th 2008 by Rick Cosner |
| We set one in the basement with a laser, one in the children's bedroom, one in the museum room. Dan set up a super eight camera with a laser in the den room adjacent to the dinning room where a box is said to move or a tapping noise comes from on the shelf. While in there Dan saw a pair of doors open on a bookcase as I walked by them. We tried to see if it was the wooden floors that might have caused them to open as I walked by. But after walking and bouncing on and near the bookcase we could not recreate the doors opening. Upon further investigation of the doors we found a small piece of wood used as a shim to prevent the doors from opening by themselves. Moving along we left the command center to itself and the three of us moved to the parlor to do some evp work. I should give a little history of the Patterson homestead here before going on further into our investigation. Colonel Robert Patterson was a captain in the American revolutionary war and helped found Lexington Ky. He and his wife started their farm near Dayton Ohio and called it "Rubicon".Their family later founded the National cash register company. The farm or Rubicon now belongs to the Dayton Ohio historical society, and Wright Patterson air force base was built on the farm land of the Pattersons', now back to the investigation. We started in the parlor where on our previous investigation a spirit granted my request to show his/her presence by moving something.A large oil lamp that sat on a table and has many glass tear drop glasses hanging on the outer globe moved violently clanging the glass tear drops together. This happened again when I asked for them to do this again, but this time when I asked nothing happened. As we began our evp work in the parlor, I began to ask some predetermined questions about some historical moments that Robert Patterson and his wife might respond to,as well as John and Frank Patterson the founders of the National cash register company. Not feeling that we were getting anything we moved on to the other rooms in the house. In the master bedroom Dan broke out his mini box and we gave it a go but to no avail. We didn't capture any thing on the DVR system nor in any pictures, but did catch a few evps of two different men while there. At this time we believe that the Patterson does have some paranormal activity there, but we can't say at this time that it is haunted |
| We arrived at the Patterson homestead promptly at eight o'clock,and was met there by Martin an employee of the Dayton historical society. He escorted us into the building where we began Present were myself Nancy and Dan Mccomis our newest investigator, We started setting up our equipment placing our Ir cameras one in the parlor room where we had a chandelier type oil lamp move on request, which this time around it didn't. |
