Ghost Engagement Captured on USS Turner Joy
Ghostly Activities investigated the USS Turner Joy on June 9th, 2018 and captured ghostly interaction on this video. More after the jump.
Ghost Engagement Video on USS Turner Joy – Commander’s Stateroom
Ghostly Activities captured ghostly engagement in the commander’s stateroom on the USS Turner Joy in Bremerton, Washington on June 9, 2018.
The session lasted 45 minutes (10:45 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.) with 5 credible engagements on the EDI geophone and EMF meter. We’ve shortened the video down to showcase the first engagement flare (before the transition) and then a more common—and longer—engagement (after the transition). The first part of the clip happened approximately 3 minutes into the video recording. The second part of the clip happened about 5 minutes later. This section of video occurred between 10:45 p.m. and 10:55 p.m. There was no change in temperature, nor any apparitions, collected in this room.
The engagements happened when we asked certain questions. The three topics with engagement included:
- If they’d like to sit with us (3 flares captured)
- If they had a message for their wives or family (2 flares captured)
- When we thanked them for their service (1 flare captured)
- When we said we had to leave (1 flare of 0.1mG-0.3mG)
The EDI geophone and EMF flares also matched changes captured on our MEL meter (the red light to the right of the EDI). Each surge had different levels that rapidly cycled. In most of the engagements, the EMF ranged from 0.3mG to 8mG. The bursts were short and lasted approximately 5-8 seconds. As the session went on, the EMF flares became weaker. The last EMF flare ranged from 0.1mG to 1.3mG at 40 minutes in. Again, these flares happened based on the topic of the question mentioned earlier. They were not at consistent time intervals.
UPDATE (June 11, 2018): We did not capture any EVP in the Commander’s Stateroom.
USS Turner Joy Bridge Evidence
UPDATE (June 16, 2018): We captured 4 ghostly sounds. There were phantom footsteps and bangs recorded. In a couple of cases, we didn’t hear anything in real-time, but we did hear 2 events when they happened. These possible ghostly footsteps and bangs happened between 10:10 P.M. and 10:25 P.M. There was no one nearby us. The other guest members were 3 or 4 floors below us at this time. Also, we didn’t see any EMF spikes. There was a gradual 3°F decrease in the bridge over a half-hour, but it’s likely a gradual drop in the temperature for night.
Ghost Hunting Equipment Used
For our investigation, we used the following:
- GoPro 4K Full Spectrum Video Camera
- Zoom H4n Pro Audio Recorder
- EDI Geophone with EMF Detector and Thermometer
- MEL 8704-REM with ATDD Meter
We’ll update this post with any more evidence we collect. This is Ghostly Activities’ second investigation aboard the USS Turner Joy.
Last Updated on March 22, 2024 by Jacob Rice
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3 thoughts on “Ghost Engagement Captured on USS Turner Joy”
Hi Troy. Thanks for commenting. We did measure the ambient EMF field on the ship. Specifically to the stateroom, it was 0.0mG. That means there was no odd energy field present. I found that odd since we could hear the buzz from all the electronics and a conduit in the hall, but we measured those, too. There was no excess EM coming from them.
Did you measure the “energy”? Curious the vibrations on the ship.
So, I’m going to be a little honest with you: I didn’t think the USS Turner Joy was haunted. Then, we had these engagements and it made me change my mind.