Haunting Of Mare Island

HOW MANY PEOPLE SHOWED UP FOR THIS EVENT:
Estimate: 75. Not all names were recorded. A reporter and photographer for the Vallejo Times Herald newspaper also were present.

For this investigation tonight, credit goes out to: SoulSeekers Paranormal Research, Carolann ‘cc’ Castro Founder 2005 – 707 655-2136.

WHAT EVIDENCE DID WE GET?
We started at 3pm. We investigated the cemetery, numerous military bunkers, ammo depot, the visitor center, abandoned buildings, the hospital and the morgue. When we started off, we were not getting anything. I thought for sure this investigation would be a bust. To my surprise, as the sun went down, the activity picked up. HPI Paranormal Investigator Mark Mummert was getting pretty excited as he heard numerous people were getting EVPs and anomalies in their photos. One investigator that touched a tombstone, became overwhelmed with sorrow as she envisioned a Navy sailor lost at sea. She had to be taken home. Another investigator envisioned 3 girls burned in a fire. But, I know, you want to hear the evidence that proves that Mare Island is haunted. East Bay Paranormal obtained EVPs with intelligent knocks. Central Valley Paranormal obtained a heat signature of an entity on their FLIR (Forward Looking Infrared). EVP captured at the Morgue that says ‘ordained’. There were a lot more EVPs and there will be follow-ups to this story and I will let you know where those EVPs can be heard at and who captured them. We did capture a lot of designer orbs, strange colored light orbs in our photos. Special Note: Orbs are not proof of the supernatural, unless we can show intelligence, then we can claim that the orb is an actual spiritual containment field. So far, the EVPs are our best evidence and it seems we obtained many EVPs this night. This night was not a ‘bust’.

HPI Rubsam Paranormal Black Ops Tactical Unit

HPI PARANORMAL INVESTIGATORS AND FAMILY MEMBERS ROLL CALL:
Marla Dorsey, Jennifer Newell, Christina George, Paul Dale Roberts – HPI General Manager; Shannon McCabe, HPI Owner; Wendy Williams, HPI Promotional Manager; Matt K Thelen, Shelly Vinson, Lanz Banes,
Chris Riley, Darrell Henkel, Chris Henkel, Teresa Molinar, Al ‘Big Al’ Rosatano – HPI Videographer; Shari Aresta, Janae Marchant, Jennifer Castro, Oscar ‘Compassionate Wolf’ Benjamin – News Reporter Examiner; Rob Alfeld, Andrew Jacobs, Diane Diamond, Stephen Henderson, Elisenda Ovalle, Jessica Costa, Kyle Humburg, John Sawyer, Ana-Maria Colon Sawyer, Mark Mummer, Gemma Shehorn, Dave Shehorn, Joey Simeao, Chris Willet, Crystal Willet, Becky Smallwood, Sherry Anderson, Mike Mendez, Dawn Simola, Steven Hendichk, Carol Ann Castro, Gabe Angelo, Josie Hodson, Joyce Wardrip, Michael Williams, Jon Koyasako, Kara Koyasako, Deanna Bailey, Tina Gill, Angelica Lombera, Joann DePoyster, Teresa Schmidt, Marly Luce, Frank X Mora, Tracy Cullen, Tuesday Rubsam, John Rubsam, Ivy Rubsam, Mark Mummert, Shari Aresta. Special Note: Josie Hodson is my aunt and she brought 2 of my cousins, that I never met before.

MARE ISLAND PEOPLE
Myrna Hayes President Preserve Manager; Kathleen Fenton, Gordon McMahon, Diana Walsh, Susan Berry.

Special Thanks to Joey Simeao for the new divining rods. Joyce Wardrip for the Fiji bottled water, dried fruit and orange. Myrna for the coffee to keep me awake.

Added Note: Most of the investigators ate lunch at: Nation’s No. 16, 2525 Sonoma Blvd. Great place for lunch, I had 2 chili dogs and they were huge and very delicious!