In April of this past year I met some friends of mine Bridget and Robert aboard the RMS Queen Mary. They are a married couple and they are very enthusiastic about paranormal investigation and the RMS Queen Mary. They had reserved Room B474 on B-Deck. This room has a reputation amongst RMS Queen Mary paranormal investigators. One story has it that a man murdered his wife and children before taking his own life. More about B474 at a later time. One area we visited this day was the Engine Room and of course Door 13. For those of you not familiar with the story of Door 13, a young fireman / Crew member aboard the ship was crushed to death by a watertight hydraulically operated door. One story is it happened during a fire drill at sea. Another urban legend is the young fireman was acting on a dare and playing a game of chicken with this door and lost. One other story intimated by a former paranormal personality associated with the RMS Queen Mary is the young fireman was murdered. They motive for this murder I cannot recall.
It was 1966 and maybe a year before the ship would take its last voyage before permanently docking in Long Beach California. When the drill took place it was allegedly in the wee hours around 4:00 AM in the morning on July 10th. John as he was known was found by his shipmates after the drill. It is not clear if he was still alive when they found him. Probably not as he had been crushed. Not long after his death there were reports of a tall young man in coveralls with a beard who never spoke but people would see.
In more recent times John has been known as a fun loving prankster who loves touching girls or pulling their hair ever so gently. The video above is that of a audio recording utilizing an ITC application known as Echovox. This application blends 4 channels of audio along with an echo or feedback function on a delay. This can also be utilized at one channel of audio at a time. In this instance all 4 channels were being blended.
As Bridget, Robert and I set up for our session here at Door 13 I began addressing John. As you will hear in the audio, what sounds like a young man with a British accent responds and accuses me of bringing Bridget and Robert to the engine room (which I did). I ask he how he is and he says "I'm fine".
It was 1966 and maybe a year before the ship would take its last voyage before permanently docking in Long Beach California. When the drill took place it was allegedly in the wee hours around 4:00 AM in the morning on July 10th. John as he was known was found by his shipmates after the drill. It is not clear if he was still alive when they found him. Probably not as he had been crushed. Not long after his death there were reports of a tall young man in coveralls with a beard who never spoke but people would see.
In more recent times John has been known as a fun loving prankster who loves touching girls or pulling their hair ever so gently. The video above is that of a audio recording utilizing an ITC application known as Echovox. This application blends 4 channels of audio along with an echo or feedback function on a delay. This can also be utilized at one channel of audio at a time. In this instance all 4 channels were being blended.
As Bridget, Robert and I set up for our session here at Door 13 I began addressing John. As you will hear in the audio, what sounds like a young man with a British accent responds and accuses me of bringing Bridget and Robert to the engine room (which I did). I ask he how he is and he says "I'm fine".
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