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Published Date: 30 June 2009
THE LATEST high-tech ghost-hunting equipment is to be taken into two of Edinburgh's most haunted vaults in a bid to find out if there really are spirits under the old streets of the Capital.
Fans of the paranormal are being dared to spend the night in the underground vaults of Blair Street and Niddry Street on Saturday, 11 July.

The public will be given the chance to spend the night investigating sets of vaults on the one night, using 21st century ghos-hunting equipment.

The Paradox Experience includes equipment which can detect small changes in electrical energy and potentially detect the energy field of a ghost. It also includes real time EVP (electronic voice phenomena) equipment, used to try to make direct audio contact with any spirits. Responses can be heard as they occur.

Paul Rowland from Paradox Electronics said: "I enjoy sharing the increasing number of 'interesting' results with groups of public on events."

As well as the electronic equipment, the event will have mediums and experienced investigators on hand throughout the night.

Further details can be found online at www.zenusentertainments.co.uk.





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  • Last Updated: 30 June 2009 10:18 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
 
1

Lianachan,

Highlands 30/06/2009 10:35:35
I ain't 'fraid of no ghost. If I lived in Edinburgh, I'd be up for it. .
2

Unimpressed one,

30/06/2009 12:18:11
#1, At £79 for the night, are you sure?
3

Mince Pie Supper,

30/06/2009 12:19:08
I hope Derek Acorah will make an appearance. He's got a lot of cheek cancelling his Edinburgh Playhouse gig. Perhaps this will make up for lost respect.

Come on Derek, get of your ar$e.
4

alfonsa pedrosa,

embra 30/06/2009 12:30:32
Pay money to walk in the dark,i do it often getting up to go to the toilet,just to save waking up my wife,now if she woke up,oh boy,scary.
5

roadragegeezer,

30/06/2009 12:31:04
THIS TOWN
IS COMING LIKE A GHOST TOWN
6

Mince Pie Supper,

30/06/2009 12:37:58
Princes Street IS a ghost town.
7

Jaco Pastorius,

a/k/a Billy Effluvia 30/06/2009 12:45:44
There are no such things as ghosts.

There are only coats and anthills.
8

elayne,

30/06/2009 12:51:24
there are a lot more ghosts than the "famous"ones,im sure theres one here,so if anyone wants to pay me generously to be frightened id be happy to oblige
9

Mince Pie Supper,

30/06/2009 12:53:30
elayne loves getting the willies!
10

Mince Pie Supper,

30/06/2009 13:42:55
Tesco are branching out into Ghosts but they are cheap, unreliable and don't taste very good.
11

tomias,

Edinburgh 30/06/2009 14:42:13
Why no one paranormalling down the bottom of the Roayal Mile! Lots of ghosts down there! I've seen them too! Sends screeaming habdabs up and down the vertibrae,( near the drum).
12

Lianachan,

Highlands 30/06/2009 14:42:49
#2 Ah, didn't see that bit. They can, in that case, ram it up their fudge tunnel.
13

Ima Stoner,

HIGH street, edinburgh 30/06/2009 15:05:40
£79 - they're at the wind-up, surely! - they should be paying us to do it!
14

Mince Pie Supper,

30/06/2009 15:07:26
I'm sure Derek Acorah would be happy to do it for free. He is not in it for the money. He is a world class Ghoulie seeker.
15

It's heading straight for us!,

Edinburgh 30/06/2009 16:37:18
I used to be a fortune teller but gave it up..

I didnt see any future in it.

 

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