In June of this year, we visited the Atlas Coal Mine, located just a few minutes east of Drumheller, Alberta.  In the course of conversation with some of the staff in the Visitors Center, we were invited to investigate several buildings on this national heritage site.

On Friday, October 3, WPI will be investigating some of the buildings at the Atlas Coal Mine site.  At our request, a couple of site staff members will also be joining us, as we feel this may help any entities which may be there to feel more comfortable with our presence. We feel this may encourage them to communicate with us because they are familiar with the staff; when you're with people you know, it can sometimes feel easier to talk with people you don't know.

The Atlas Coal Mine will be our third official investigation for this year, and we could not be happier.  We've had to deal with a lot of challenges since we became a team, and being invited to conduct investigations in the places we've been to has truly been our privilege and joy.

The Reports

Staff and visitors alike have reported hearing unexplained noises and voices in the Wash House when no one is in the building.  Tanya, one of the site staff members, had a personal experience there in which she unknowingly - and mildly - provoked an entity, and had one of the clothing baskets suddenly and inexplicably fall on her head. She wasn't injured badly, but it did take her by surprise, she said.

Other reports include unexplained noises and voices coming from the Mine Office, the Supply House, and even the Visitors Center itself. This will all be confirmed when we interview the staff just before we start the investigation, and when we're ready for the reveal, we'll update these reports.

Amended EVP

We want to thank Shawn for taking the time to watch the video and listen to the EVPs provided in the previous post.  After reviewing the EVP he brought to our attention, we are changing the word "was" to "looks".  Thanks so much for your time, Shawn; it's definitely appreciated.

Thanks to everyone who has been visiting us at our YouTube channel as well as here.  We appreciate your comments and questions, and we hope you will continue to visit us and share your thoughts with us.

Have a spiritful day and a great weekend!