K2 Meter Appears to Detect Interaction with Ghosts

by Brenda - Webmaster
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If you grab yourself a K2 meter, it works on the same principal as an EMF detector - in fact it is one - but supposedly, the K2 meter is an interactive tool for interacting with the dead.

Detecting electromagnetic frequencies is a standard method of showing the presence of an entity or actually in debunking their presence. Because so many things can cause a spike on an EMF meter, making a meter's needle move on its dial, investigators look around to determine what physical conditions caused it. It could be an electrical appliance or power lines outside.

And while a K2 meter works on the same principal, measuring the same frequencies, it uses light instead of a needle. Upon detecting the presence of a frequency, the light begins to flash, remaining lit at the level of its reading.

In this video, BiStateParanormal investigates the Beffa House in Festus, Missouri. They are apparently contacting a spirit in direct correlation to questions they are asking of it. These people seem very nice and very sincere, although I can see ways this could be happening that are not paranormal. Example: meter falls down because the chair is curved and the surface is slick. However, it happens too frequently and too much on command, and since they seem very nice, I invite you watch this video and check out their site at http://www.bistateparanormal.com.

By the way, if you're interested in getting your own K2 meter, we recommend this one. They ship all over the world, so even our friends in Australia can get one, too.