How do I start? I won a contest of my haunted experience, so then the SEIPO group came and investigated my building well 2 of them. With everything we got they decided to do this years haunted history tour around Amerigo. This was the moon one of the nights, just perfect!
Some of the group, Geoff, John, and Brett.
Lisa, Terry's husband (don't know his name..lol) and Terry.
This is Becky she was with me in Amerigo to help with the tour. We had a blast.
Each night we had about 4-5 tour groups come through each building. We did Tee Pee Toys warehouse. Which had some activity on some of the nights. It had things fall over by themselves, shadows, and there is a pipe that is not hooked up to anything, in fact it has insulation stuffed all the way up but it will "turn on", vibrate and sound like there is a massive fan hooked up to it, it's really loud. My mom's tour group had it come on and when Brett was speaking and he said "I have a tour here, do you mind?" it turned off.
We also did the Museum of Clean. This building is so cool. Don Aslett has spent 6 million in it already and it has a lot of things for kids to do.
The things that happened here are strong smells, and a blue light that kept showing up on peoples camera's on the floor that has no electricity yet.
I had to try out the kids vacuum!
This is the Amerigo warehouse. On our investigation this is where we caught an EVP of a little girl. Lisa was just asking random questions and when she asks "how long have you been here?" a little girl says "I've...I always been here." This is also where I got touched on my forehead and when I turned to tell Becky who was beside me, I saw her bangs move to one side and she said "I just got touched on my forehead."
In this room people would get sick and had to leave. In fact this little girl felt like throwing up and went running upstairs and when she got to the top of the stairs she was completely fine. She said it was "sooooo weird". We had people scratched, small pebbles thrown at them and some even saw the huge freezer door move by itself. Those are the only doors left on the hinges because our employee took the rest off because they kept closing on him.
Amerigo building was the most active. When we investigated the only thing that happened that one of the tours did not experience was the copy machine turning on twice and the woman upstairs ripping open a bag of gravel and throwing it up in the air to rain down around us (we could only hear it not see it). We had something happen to someone if not all in each group. The grumpy old man touched, pinched, played with hair, (my mom was one who had her hair played with hehehe) felt a lot of cold spots, could see breath at times, and had a lot of weird lights in pictures (orbs). The prankster was wonderful, he would open the front door A LOT, he would shut and open the bathroom door, people would hear him giggle, he kept opening the toilet seat, he rang chimes, poked people and even gave someone a paper cut that was just sitting at a table. The woman upstairs, many people smelt her lavender perfume, saw shadows, we would hear noises like she would roll little washers or nails across the floor and she was whispering a lot! One whole group with us heard her whisper "quiet!"
Everyone said Amerigo was a neat building. Our investigators said it's their favorite, and they will be back to do another investigation in the future. It was neat to learn the history of each building and what they use to be and how it sometimes related to the things that where happening.
