The Wolf 100.7 Boo Bus Investigation

The Underground of Seattle is best known for it's great day time tours and friendly staff . When the tours are over and the sun goes down the underground turns into a pool of paranormal activity. NWPIA has investigated the Underground of Seattle 4 times in 2008 and was never disapointed. From hair pulling to ghostly figures standing in the hallways the Underground is a must to investigate.

Wellington was an old Rail Road town that sprung up in the late 1800's. In 1910 an avalanche swept 2 train down the hill side killing over 96 people. Titled " The worst train disaster in the United States" the town was doomed and never recovered. By 1936 the town was all but gone leaving very little behind.
NWPIA started investigating Wellington in 2004 and every year after that. The town may be gone but the ghost from the the past haven't. Strange sounds, a child voice calling out for it's mother, dark shadow figures moving around, and ghostly figures peeking around the snowshed pillars are just a few of the paranormal activity.

Standing in a room that has 4 million dollars worth of equipment is exciting enough, but add in a grumpy ghost, a small ghost child, and a ghost called Dubby, that's priceless. NWPIA has had the pleasure of investigating the recording studio several times in 2008 and has had great sucsess in our investigations. Shadows, voices and ghostly images are just a few of the paranormal things that are going bump in the night. By far the best part of the studio,.... is getting to know Robert and Paul.

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Electronic voice phenomenon :
Are sections of static noise on electronic voice recorders that are interpreted by paranormal investigators as voices speaking words usually attributed to ghosts or spirits .Recording EVP's has become a technique of those who attempt to contact the souls of dead during paranormal investigations.

On October 25th 2008 100.7 The Wolf and NWPIA took 10, soon to be paranormal investigators, on a road trip that they soon wouldn't forget. The first stop was at the famous Robert Lang Recording Studios in Seattle Washington. The last stop was at the ghost town of Wellington on top of Stevens Pass. Below are our accounts of what went on that night.

Around 7:30pm we arrived at Robert Lang Recording Studios and was given a quick tour by Paul Wieser, the studio manager, followed by a friendly meeting with Robert Lang. Shortly after the tour we broke into 2 groups and shut off the lights. This is what happened when the lights went out........

NWPIA is a paranormal research and investigation team serving the Pacific Northwest. Using both experimental and proven methods for collecting evidence of the paranormal, we work to help people understand the phenomenon that they are experiencing. Everything that we do is free of charge, and completely confidential. Our goals are to search, learn, document, share what we have learned, and to hopefully someday understand the rules of engagement between the material world and the unseen.