Electronic voices (Electronic Voice Phenomenon) - a phenomenon that so far defies any logical explanation. They usually appear on the air suddenly while listening to the radio or watching TV. The broadcast suddenly fails, and there is interference through which extraneous voices penetrate.
It often happened that these voices were themselves recorded on the tape recorder when it was in recording mode. It is not possible to hear them under normal conditions; they can only be caught through electronic devices. According to the researchers, this is because electronic devices convert a signal inaudible to the human ear into an audible one.
The process of studying electronic voices is very laborious: in order to catch even a few phrases, researchers have to make hours of audio recordings, and then listen carefully to kilometers of tape. Most of the recordings are discarded, but sometimes you come across fragments in which you can hear something incredible - advice, warnings, requests for help, and even ordinary greetings.
The most incredible thing is that these voices are escaping from any electronic device. If earlier these were only radio receivers and tape recorders, then with the development of technology, mysterious voices began to appear on televisions, and in mobile phones, and in computers, and even in photo and video cameras. Who is trying to communicate with us?
Researchers argue that electronic voices are an attempt by the other world to connect with our reality, an attempt by deceased people to communicate with the world of the living. Confirmation that the afterlife exists can be found in the following stories.
New Mexico resident Martha Coopland lost her 21-year-old daughter Catherine in a car accident in 2001. According to her mother, six months after the tragedy, the deceased Katherine unexpectedly got in touch via a computer. “Suddenly I heard Catherine's voice on my computer, I immediately recognized him …”.
The woman said that her daughter got in touch with her, as she did not want her family to continue to mourn her. The girl said hello to all her relatives and even to her beloved dog. Martha Kuplend even managed to record the words that her daughter's voice repeated several times: "I'm still here."
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Several years ago, grief happened in the family of Debora Corruso from Mexico - her fourteen-year-old son Joy died. “When we told our daughter that her older brother had died, her first words were:“He is with us every day …”. Then the words of Debora's daughter did not attach importance, but remembered about them a few days later.
The woman turned on the radio, but only interference and an incomprehensible noise were heard from the receiver. Deborah decided that technical work was underway, and was about to turn off the radio, when suddenly, among the general noise, she heard the voice of her dead son.
This was the first time he tried to contact her. According to Debora, after that, the deceased son contacted her several times and they talked for a long time. Then Joy said goodbye, and Deborah never heard his voice again. His last words were: "Ma … I love you".
The cases of Martha Coupland and Deborah Corruso are not isolated. With such stories, when deceased relatives try to convey messages, people turn to researchers of electronic voices very often. The first cases began to be registered back in 1980, and now researchers have accumulated a huge database from all over the world.
Someone hears electronic voices through TV and radio interference. Some people receive files with the voices of deceased loved ones by email. In other cases, a crash occurs on the computer screen and short phrases, accompanied by a voice, appear by themselves. Everyone who has experienced this is sure that this is not a joke: all messages, as a rule, contain very personal information that an outsider simply cannot know.
Some scientists disagree with this opinion. They believe that people who have experienced such grief as the death of children simply want to believe that they have not lost loved ones and can somehow communicate with them. In addition, in most cases, people hear electronic voices through some kind of monotonous noise. And our senses are arranged in such a way that they cannot perceive monotonous things for a long time.
The ear wants to hear something definite, and then voices seem to him in the noise. Perhaps in some cases it is. Many hours of listening to noise leads to the fact that a person really begins to hear something. But how then to explain that voices are recorded not only by the human ear, but also by the equipment? Moreover, electronic voices appear often even when the equipment writes complete silence?
Electronic voices were first discovered by Swedish filmmaker Friedrich Jurgenson. In 1959, he filmed a documentary about birds. Jürgenson urgently needed the sounds of birds singing, and he went to the suburbs of Stockholm to record them on magnetic tape. At the time of recording, the director did not notice anything unusual. But in the evening, while listening to the tape, he heard something incredible. He heard the voices of the dead, including the voice of his mother.
Jurgenson did not dare to publish this incredible story right away. Instead, he made numerous recordings over the years. Gradually, step by step, Jurgenson realized that his guess about the existence of the voices of the dead was being confirmed. In 1963, the researcher called an international press conference.
What he demonstrated to reporters caused a real shock. Jurgenson played tapes of mysterious voices that construct phrases in different languages, recite poetry, and even sing songs.
After a sensational interview, Jurgenson has hundreds of followers around the world. His audio collection is still being studied. After all, if we can prove that the voices of people are really recorded on audio tapes, this will become a real revolution in science.