Welcome to part two of our interview with Dale Casmaric about the Haunted Lincoln Theater and Ghost Hunting.

Dale has been in the field of paranormal research for more than 40 years now.

One of the most long and storied careers of someone who has been so heavily involved and has seen the research change over many decades.

With the new technology that's out there, obviously there's a lot of real exciting things

from the Connect type camera to just being able to get images instantly and don't have to wait

for anything to be developed.

What do you put more weight on as far as evidence, as far as being more likely to be

solid evidence? We were speaking earlier about EVPs and every medium, I suppose, has its own

answer to that question, but EVPs back where it was simply either caught on tape or caught digitally,

but it was raw air. It was basically just raw, dead air. You're asking a question to it,

and something comes up on the recording. That versus a spirit box where it's scanning a radio

and it's pulling words. And sometimes those words make sense and they correlate to what's going on and sometimes they don't whatsoever. So that's where you can

kind of get the argument of, well, it was luck this time. What do you put more weight on? The more

traditional, less manipulated research equipment or the stuff that is out there today that that is basically

potentially a playground for spirits to play with and you just hope that it is in fact a spirit

of some sort that is manipulating it and not just randomness that's a good question um actually um

both i have to say, actually.

It's really hard for me the difference between the two.

Obviously, traditionally, the piece is when you would ask the question, you leave some blank space, you ask a question, you leave some blank space, and so forth and so on.

And then later on, a few days from now, a week from now, you go back and you review your session and oh hey got

an answer or you got a disembodied voice or you got a noise in the background and something to me

that's great but it's not two-way communication it's a one side of communication you're asking a

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