My neighbour has two cats, Poppy and Suede, they are always together. Suede has taken to jumping onto my windowsill, he knows that if I see him he will get some biscuits – I am a cat lover (I have three of my own). I was doing some recordings a couple of weeks ago and noticed Suede in his usual position peering through the window. I decided to do a recording and ask our communicators if they could see him perched on my window ledge. Surprisingly they ask me ‘Where’s Poppy’? This to me is another example of our communicators knowing exactly what is happening around us, they are also aware of names. I asked a further question of them, could they name the cat who sits on the window – the response? – The Suede, see the Suede.
This file was recorded using a Russian reversed background file and a Sony B300 digital recorder – we do not use evp maker or anything else. These are good examples of ‘transform evp’ Our communicators use the reversed foreign language background file and transform it into a perfect English response.
Where’s Poppy
Suede, see the suede