On July 25th, 2020, the team returned to follow up on a location we had investigated back in 2014. The mid 1800s built Massey Homestead, situated in lush, landscaped grounds in Mangere, is one building the team have been wanting to revisit for a few years now.
It was a damn chilly night to be out, but the night sky was clear, and the lighting in the area was superb for low-light photography.
Along with a few intriguing taps, knocks, a team member’s jacket being ”tugged” and maybe even footsteps, we had some rather interesting occurrences during our five-hour session, involving a small push-light trigger object which seemed to be a conduit for possible ‘’communication’’ during a session attempt in the Board Room.
Not going to make any early claims, but it was interesting for sure, and the touch-light was doing things it shouldn’t be able to do.
