Subject: [ParanormalGhostSocietyConnections] Last Night's Haunted House Investigation Report...
Date: 2/17/2006 6:55:57 P.M. Eastern Standard Time
From: LordOfThyNight@aol.com 
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The Wisconsin House

This house is actually quite old and historical. When we approached the gates we could see written in paint the words demolish. The house was in bad shape but its darkness with the full moon lurking over the roof gave it a real intense feel.

We walked around the entire house one time looking in the windows and on the property. The entire property was scattered with junk like pieces of wood, debris, furniture etc. The house's upstairs was a little more dismal when we looked up. We also found out back a structure buried in brush which we saved for later.

Jason and I entered into the house and we were shocked to find that the entire downstairs had no flooring just wood beams with nails sticking up threw them. We had to be careful walking across cause even falling would mean a nice plunge to the dirt below. We first off explored the kitchen perhaps the only part of the home with some flooring which was empty except for a kitchen appliance.

Then we headed down a hall into a den area where there was a foyer in the next room. We carefully walked across the wood beams. Trust me it takes talent to hold a camera, flash light, and still managed to walk on narrow beams. But in seconds we made it across. Jason grabbed the wall and inched his way around to the wood stairwell. I just took a few big steps and climbed on up the first stairwell.

There was no railings and well honestly this place is what it is a hazard but still its historical and needs to be explored. We went up the stairs and realized that their was no flooring here either. We seen many beams to walk on but the first later of flooring was gone exposing a week thin flooring under the beams. I stepped on it to give it a safety test and it started to give so we stayed on the beams upstairs.

We went down the hall and to a room to the right which the walls were gone and most of the floor. This room was very dark but really quite serene. Jason started to head downstairs when I carefully crossed the beams to a small door across the hall. I unlatched the door which I thought was odd that it was latched to begin with and there was a second bedroom.

This bedroom had a desk and a headboard in it. This room had some sort of entity in it I could feel it and I spent a long time standing in it. It even seemed perhaps a little cooler then the other rooms in the house. After Jason took a look we went downstairs and went to our left into another giant room. I climbed beam to beam until we made it into a bathroom which was filled with junk and was impassable to the side door and kitchen area.

Jason went out a window and the furniture gave way and down he went. I jumped out right after him and sort of felt some relief. The house was gloomy but it also took a lot of patience and balance to investigate it entirely like this.

We walked outside toward this other structure and the door was half hanging off. It was real cold back here maybe the ghost were hiding here not near the house. We did take some photos and went on over to a big parking area where there was some sort of little trail in the brush. But we did not see any other structures back here so we went back to the workshop area.

In the workshop their was a lot of rusted tools and items like a sink, wheel barrel, license plate from 1986, bicycle wheels etc. It felt very cold around here I am very sure that something also was back here with us. When you walk around an area a few times taking photos your going to attract something and that is what happened here.

Eventually after taking a break I took a few photos of the front of the home while Jason played with this 12' pole. I could see the ectoplasm on the move a few times in the flash. It appeared that this was a final goodbye from the unseen. This place appears to be ready for demolishment so we were lucky to have a chance to explore it. We then moved on to our last place the Adelle Home.