What do you think?

Thank you all for your replies

shell369 wrote: I had another question. If there were ghosts here, could they be a danger to my son who has traumatic brain injury from a motorcycle accident?

Depen the accident ur son have...
Example: like someone throw you from behind and then u fall.. U will injured and how bad ur injured? It's depend how high and how hard ur body hit the ground..
That's what can I said in my personal opinion....

Not sure if anything is a danger to your son or not. if u dont feel threatened then chances are he wont either.

I had another question. If there were ghosts here, could they be a danger to my son who has traumatic brain injury from a motorcycle accident?

Not trying to close the door Norman. But as you know, a good invetigator has to explore all options. It is easier to prove or disprove the obvious first. That's all I am saying. Wiring is just the obvious first place to look. especially in a bathroom thar can get steam from a shower and a non moisture proof light fixture that can corode at the socket or connections. matrixing could also be a factor. not saying it is or isn't, just an educated opinion.

A normal reaction , when we see something that defies logic we tend to try to dismiss it and Que whether we seen it or not .

What has crossed my mind though is the thought that maybe I am spooking myself! Maybe it is my own eyes and mind playing tricks on me.

It never even crossed my mind about the possible link between light bulbs burning out and the presence of ghosts. That's interesting!

I would'nt jump on the band wagon either. I to have wired a house or two .over the years of investigating I have noticed a pattern where there is alleged spirits or ghosts they usually have bulbs burn out. is this caused by spirit? for me I try to leave doors open in the paranormal, closed door lead no where. If you think the methods used today will solve the greatest mystery of mankind go back a hundred years and see what they thought. there were a lot more scholars involved then and research that sadly is long forgotten.

This forum is awesome! Thank you all!