Evidence - EVPs

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 "Arsenic" captured on the Necrophonic App.
then captured as an EVP 

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 "Arsenic" captured on the Necrophonic App.
 

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 "Arsenic" captured on the Necrophonic App.
 

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on June 28th, 2019 Alonnie and Anvil did a special investigation at the Hinsdale House (sometimes called the Dandy House) in Hinsdale, NY. 

During a communication session in the living room the investigators, which included Dan Klaes (Owner) and Chelsea (Psychic Medium), came across something very old and very nasty.

The Entity did not like Dan and was making attempts to contact (physical) Dan to inflict harm. Both Dan and Alonnie did what they could to keep the Entity at bay.

At the peak of this confrontation Dan and Alonnie got some help ….

on June 28th, 2019 Alonnie and Anvil did a special investigation at the Hinsdale House (sometimes called the Dandy House) in Hinsdale, NY. 

During a confrontation with an Evil Entity … The Investigators got some unexpected help. 

Dan and Alonnie got some help …. From a higher vibrational energy that we believe is a protector of Dan the Owner of the Hinsdale house property.

Julia (Lulia) Fairchild Bundy

wife of Harlow E Bundy, 1st owner of the house, the photograph is Julia in her late teen's early twenties. The sketch was how she presented herself to our intuitive artist. Seems to be older but facial features are common in both.

We feel that Julia may be attached to the house because she paid for its construction and she never again lived in a place as grand as the Home on 129 Main St.

E.F. Hopton

 was the 3rd owner of the property, he also owned the property at 131 Main St.. From 1912 the Hopton’swould spend the rest of their lives in the house. Mr. Hopton died in 1931, and Mrs. Hopton in 1942. 

Mr. Hopton was very proud of the house and we believe he is still here overseeing his home and always wanting to know who is coming and going. 

Elizabeth Hopton

wife of E.F. Hopton , 3rd owner of the house, was the woman who spent the most time in this home. From 1912 to 1942 she was the lady of the house.

The Hopton’s were a wealth family but unlike the Bundy’s they stayed close to home and didn’t travel much. 

Elizabeth was very proud of what she had and how she presented herself. The sketch on the left is all about the dress. She made it clear to our Intuitive Artist that she needed to get the detail right.

The sketch on the left was during the Psychic/Medium investigation on the 2nd Floor

Orrin French

was the diver for the Bundy’s. He may have done other things for the family but is officially listed as the “coachman” for the house. 

When the Bundy’s moved in 1906 Orrin did not go with them. He became a sales rep for the Standard Oil Company. 

Orrin married and stayed local from the evidence in any records that could be found. 

We are not sure why he is connected to the property or why he stays. When he presented to Suzanne and she drew him the cap, possible a driver’s cap, seems to stand out, which is why we feel that he is Orrin.

Mary Sheay

was listed in the 1905 Census as a housekeeper. It is felt that about 1900 when Harlow’s company started to financial take off the Bundy’s may have decided to hire domestic help. 

Around that same time there was a kitchen fire and the Bundy’s had to remodel that area of the house. The room directly above the kitchen was Mary’s room.

After 1906 there is little know about Mary, her history becomes hard to trace. It is the feeling of our Psychic/Medium that Mary may have had health problems and died at a young age.

Like Orrin, it is not 100% clear as to why she is attached to the house and why she stays. The kitchen is her domain and if you are in it she is definitely interested in why your there and who you are.

 Anna Bobal

Servant of the Hopton family ... at the time of the investigation was an unknown.

It was only recently (2021) that there was photographic evidence of her identity discovered by the Bundy museum research team.

Anna was found in a high school year book from the late 1920's