Mansfield Reformatory Show Replay

Click on the title above to be able to listen to the entire show from June 6th where we play some EVP's captured from Mansfield and interview two first time paranormal investigators (a brother and sister). Stay tuned for individual EVP's to listen to as well!

Tonight Mansfield Reformatory - EVP's

Tonight we discuss the Cornerstone Paranormal/Inside The Paranormal trip to the Mansfield Reformatory on May 28th. What an active location! We'll play some EVP's we captured (and we have over 30) and we'll talk to two first time investigators that accompanied us to the old prison. Besides being a former prison, movies like Tango and Cash, Air Force One and of course the Shawshank Redemption were filmed here as well as rock and roll and hip hop music videos (Lil Wayne, Godsmack, Metallica and others). 

Join us at 7pm EST on WVQC.org or 95.7 FM in Cincinnati to hear about our trip north to Mansfield!

Monday June 6th

Cornerstone Paranormal

This coming Monday members of the Cornerstone Paranormal investigative team that went to the Mansfield Reformatory over Memorial Day weekend will be in the studio to talk about experiences  and some of the evidence we captured while spending the night in one of the most reported haunted prisons in the Unites States. We'll have some great EVP's to play for you over the air, some photos will be posted online for you to see (maybe not paranormal photos, but some pretty damn cool ones anyway). We'll also talk to our team members about what is was like for some of them in their biggest investigation in their paranormal lives. 7 pm EST live on WQVC.ORG, 95.7 FM in Cincinnati and Insideparanormal.com

Mansfield Reformatory - After Action report

The Cornerstone Paranormal team (accompanied by another team as guests) completed a private investigation of the Mansfield Reformatory last night. After starting the night off with a tour of the facility, and learning a little more about the history of the place, both teams unloaded their gear and started devising plans to divide and investigate.

So after a round of pizza and soda, the Cornerstone Paranormal Team (of which ITP Hosts Dave & Teresa are members) set off to investigate the prison side of the Reformatory (there is an administration side that the other team started with and we switched off throughout the night). You know one thing about doing something like this with another team, you really can take a look at your methods, tools, team members and have something to compare too. Now, granted, this isn't to say one team is "better" than another, it's simply to say that if you have a paranormal team, you have to decide what type of team that you are.

For example, there are teams out there who are paranormal investigators. These teams go out and look for hard evidence that the paranormal exists. More often than not these teams don't find that hard evidence, but on occasion find circumspect evidence, or at least evidence that cannot be discredited. These teams usually consist of skeptics who believe in the possibilities, but not that all things are paranormal in nature.

You then have teams who go out and ghost hunt. These teams will be invited by many individuals or businesses who claim a haunting exists, or some other supernatural occurrence. These folks want their location to be haunted, and ghost hunters want to find the evidence that a haunting exists. It's not to say these teams are faking evidence, but it's also not to say they are always correct in their judgement of what truly is evidence. You'll often find these teams as having many investigations under their belt, and they'll have allot of evidence posted on the web for everyone to see what great ghost hunters they are. But are they? That is for the individual to decide.

I will state that Cornerstone Paranormal walked down the same cell blocks as the other team. We used different methods for EVP work (such as saying it's chow time, rec time, mail call, etc) and the other team used similar tactics (saying things as do you want a magazine, cigarettes, etc). CP found themselves with 3-10 EVP's from the night, while the other team claims to have "tons" of evidence. How would that be? Are the questions from the EVP sessions just different enough to elicit "tons" of evidence? These are things that we at CP try to validate, or debunk. Unlike other teams, who will run with that they collected and claim it all to be paranormal in nature (not looking to validate if a team member was cheating or if their ears are hearing things not truly there).

So the next time you check out a paranormal investigative team and want to join them, want to invite them in to check out your experiences, ask yourself this: Do I want to hear I'm haunted, or do I want to simply hear the truth?

Mansfield Reformatory Investigation

Sat, May 28th, Inside the Paranormal hosts Dave and Teresa will connect with our paranormal investigative team, Cornerstone Paranormal, and other guests to investigate the Mansfield Reformatory. This site has been the location for several movies, music videos and television ghost hunting shows. Saturday, we take our swipe at the place to see what evidence or experiences we happen to capture.

On Monday, June 6th, we'll play any EVP's (Electronic Voice Phenomena) that we happen to capture, as well as post any photos that we may get (or video clips as appropriate). We'll also have members of the Paravizionz team, and selected friends and guests accompany us to the prison for the investigation.

Do spirits really still linger in the prison, or do we simply want them to be there, so we find what the mind is looking for? Cornerstone Paranormal and our guests will know the answer come Sunday morning! We'll be locked in from 7 pm Saturday night, until at least 5 am Sunday morning. We'll also record interviews with members of both Cornerstone Paranormal (www.cornerstoneparanormal.com) and Paravizionz  throughout the night to see what each member has experienced.