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SJPR

South Jersey Paranormal Research

SUSAN BOVE'

Founder and Co-Director of South Jersey Paranormal Research

South Jersey Paranormal Research has 30 active members. Only a few of the members are shown below.

This photo was taken at a home in Bridgeton where we had taken a news crew from our local NBC nightly news affiliate in Philadelphia.

From left to right: (standing) Our members Nicole Pierantozzi, Karen Spring, NBC Cameraman Chris, NBC on-air news reporter Mike Strug, Susan Bove', and our member, Deb Thornton. Kneeling in front is our member, Bonnie Sauter.

Sporting our SJPR colors are, from left to right, Deb Thornton, Mike Hrycyk, Karen Spring, and Susan Bove'.

SJPR has shared four of the many EVP's they have captured on their investigations.

sjprmike

Recorded in a private residence, you will hear an investigator asking the spirits aloud, "Can anyone here think they can record your voice? Can you tell us your name?" In response, a male spirit says (almost yells), "Mike Elliot." Ironically, the spirit's voice is louder than the investigator! And, interestingly enough, there were other recording devices running during this time that did NOT pick up the spirit's voice.

mrlover

This was recorded in a private residence. Susan Bove' was alone in the dining room when the residents' cat, Mr. Lover, immediately ran over to her to be petted. You hear Susan jokingly tell Mr. Lover that it was not an invitation for him to come over for a pet (just because she had sat down on the floor). You then hear a female voice giggle and say, "Right, Mr. Lover."

boycrying

This clip is of a boy sobbing. What is particularly interesting about this clip is that they audibly heard the child crying. Two of them heard him, but a third investigator who was with them, didn't hear anything. The investigator who didn't hear him was talking, so in the beginning of the clip, you will hear Susan and another investigator "shushing" him, so they could hear the boy more clearly. You will then clearly hear the little boy sobbing.

snapshot

While investigating a private home, just as Susan was taking a picture, she recorded this man's voice saying, "Can I take a snapshot?" Interestingly, "snapshot" is an antiquated term for picture taking and not commonly used anymore.

New member, Jim Tornatore, tries his hand with dowsing rods which crossed when an orb passed under them.

This photo shows our member, Sheri Halpin, using a dowsing rod during an investigation... note the rod is pointing to a spirit Orb.

Our member, Rich Kranz, setting up his video equipment during an investigation.