Orange County Ghost Hunters investigated the historic Kellogg House, a famous Victorian-era home. During the investigation, we captured an image of a small child peering out of the attic window. The team also recorded numerous EVPs (electronic voice phenomena) believed to be the voices of the former residents, Hiram and Helen. We detected orbs, EVPs and elevated EMF (electromagnetic field) readings throughout the evening. Here is a Video of our Evidence.

The Colorado Street Bridge is a historic and beautiful work of art that draws dejected people to its ledges in their most desperate final moments. The architecture of the bridge is stunningly beautiful, but the beauty is eclipsed by the morbid history. During the Great Depression, Colorado Street Bridge saw a surge of suicides. Over 50 men and women took the fatal leap between 1929 and 1933. To this day over 150 people have committed suicide over the bridge. There have been been ghost sightings above and beneath the bridge. We have investigated this bridge and each time we have captured some quality EVPS. Here is a Video of our Evidence.

Most of the graves belong to pioneers of Rosemead and various other neighborhoods of the San Gabriel Valley. Decedents of these families are still being interred today. Local lore also suggests that Savannah Memorial Park is a site for unexplained paranormal activity. In the 1920s the city widened the Main Street Valley Boulevard in which construction crews unearthed dozens of sets of human remains outside the cemetery fence. Most of the skeltons were reburied in the graveyard but some deteriorated so much that workers left them and simply paved over them. Also the employees at the fire station nearby and residents have been claiming paranormal haunting at the areas for years, We have investigated this cemetery a couple times and every time we have we have captured several EVPS. Here is a Video of our Evidence.

Some of the history of Black Star Canyon is very violent as their was a massacre of the Native American Tongva tribe in 1831 when a group of fur trappers attacked and killed the Tongva people in the canyon for allegedly stealing horses from a group of fur trappers. It is believed that the spirits of the Tongva people who were killed in that ambush still remain in the canyon today. Many people claim they have see ghosts of Native Americans walking the trails after dark. There have also been reports of people hearing faint sounds of tribal chanting somewhere off in the distance. When we walked the trail in dark we clearly felt like we were being watched and we heard drum beats and chanting. We saw many orbs and one even circle around us behind a tree and were able to snap a photo of it as it came around from back of a tree.