Visions of a young boy dressed in all white are now appearing in a home, shortly after children bought the Ouija board. Unexplained noises, and glass breaking have been occurring daily for a family of three from Lynn, Massachusetts.

“We hear noises all of the time,” said the mother who preferred to go by the name Bonnie. “Especially after my daughters brought home a ouija board a few months ago.”
“I saw a little boy in the back of my room,” one of the daughters claimed. “Then my mom saw the same little boy two nights later. I never told her about him either.”

Those ghostly premonitions prompted Bonnie to contact the Bangor Maine Ghost Hunters Association on a referral from her daughter in Maine, to finally get some answers and peace of mind.
A motley crew consisting of a former magician and three amateur ghost hunters – the Friday the 13th team was made up of Director Harold “Bubba” Murray, William Ammells, Cristal Murray and Michael Murray.

Established in 2000, Murray, a burly man originally from Lynn, said the investigations have taken the crew to numerous locations in Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont and New Hampshire, as well as Lynn and Haverhill.

Aside from the Maine chapter, there are also Lynn and Haverhill offices.

“They contacted me to see what was going on in their home, so we’re here to see what we’re dealing with,” Murray said. “I don’t usually come this far from Maine to investigate, but she really pushed for us to come. So, we’re going to do a short term investigation (from Thursday night until Saturday) and then I’ll analyze what we find.”

Equipped with recorders that can pick up disembodied voices, cameras with night vision, and specialized meters to pick up electromagnetic fields and earth magnetism interruptions and fluctuations, the crew set out on a methodical search of the home.

Murray, who is also licensed as an ordained minister, said if he were to find a demonic or otherworldly spirit, he would use his supply of blessed holy water, a blessed crucifix, a bible and white candles to ward off the bad energy.

“We could either find that there is something of the paranormal or supernatural in the home,” he said. “It could be demons, a ghost or even carbon monoxide or radon that can affect the mind. But if whatever is in this house was a demon, it would have showed itself by now.”

Guided by the visions that the family has said they have seen, Ammells, Cristal and Michael slowly investigated rooms in the home to find clues as to what has supposedly gone bump in the night.

Things got a little spooky when the lights were turned off so that Ammells could snap some pictures to see if ghostly evidence could be detected on the film.

Comforted by the team’s presence, Sophia said she just wants to know what’s happening to her cozy home.

“I know there are good and evil spirits, so if it’s a good one, it can stay, but if it’s bad…then it has to go!” she said.

Murray said he would do all he could to ensure the family’s safety.

“It could just be a plain child ghost running around,” he said. “We’ll find out.”

For more information on Murray’s team, visit www.bangorghosthuntersassociation.com

Full source: The daily