Echovox

Anybody ever try the Echovox App on iPhone? I just down loaded it today. This is a awsom app. I thought at first it was a scam because of no action during the day but when the sun went down it came to life. I spoke with a Betherly who said she was 26 and was killed in 1980. When I asked how she died she kinda gave the answer in a funny way. She said " I was shot with a bullet bang! bang!". I was really pleasantly amazed how they talked. I am a truck driver but I never told anybody that in there but they knew it. When I asked if anybody wants to talk to me a male spirit said "Somebody talk to Joseph He is a truck driver." And Joseph is my real name too. Has anybody experienced this before?

I forgot to mention the Spirit that told I am a truck driver his name was Peter and he was from Ohio.

My family and I have been experimenting with the Echovox ourselves. I was skeptical at first, but once I realized how it worked and the communication we received, at this point I am almost a full believer. Granted though, YOU MUST be able to distinguish between random phonetics and syllables and actual spirit messages. The way it works is it has a database with a multitude of sounds and phonetics which it generates randomly, and spirits are able to manipulate the bits of gibberish to form meanings and words, even broken sentences. But you must remain alert, even skeptical, and don't classify every phrase as communication. The only messages we consider spirit messages are either Class A or Class B. (Crystal clear or fairly clear)

For instance we traveled to a haunted trestle here in Georgia, and we used the Echovox and began asking questions such as our names. It said our names, "Zach" was a Class A response, and then "Abby" (My sister who was there) was about a Class B, meaning they were very clear responses and virtually impossible to call coincidence. It said "Zach please help" at about a Class B level. We then asked for the spirit of a 13-year-old black kid who was murdered at the trestle, and the Echovox said "YO!"

At the same time a faint blue light illuminated under the trestle, then quickly disappeared after a few seconds, at the exact spot where the kid was murdered. We couldn't debunk it with any natural explanation.

That's just one story. There are many others we've had these past couple months. We're thinking about starting a local paranormal group and expanding the hobby, and using other investigating equipment.