Thank you for joining us. This private page is where we’ll publish the audio sessions, highlight clips, and video updates as we review everything properly.
Quick facts:
Location: Stirling Jail, Stirlingshire
Event: Public Investigation Night
Status: This page will be updated as analysis continues.
Last updated:
[27th APR 2026 + 20:37]
Evidence Library (Raw Audio Sessions + Highlight Clips)
The DR60 EVP session files and selected clips. Highlighted clips are roughly titled or annotated where possible but open to interpretation. These captures picked up something in our environment and some we can roughly hear after processing through the software. Some things to listen for till we produce the annotated videos...
Can you hear them in the files? Please let us know if you find anything else. We’ll update you with a video if you’re struggling with the audio and need guidance on the words.
EDI+ Environmental Data
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Initial Feedback | APRIL 27th 2026
Stirling Old Town Jail opened in 1847 as Stirling’s New County Jail, built after the old Tolbooth was condemned in shocking condition. The official jail history says prisoners were transferred there in November 1847, and the building was designed by Thomas Brown under the Separate System, where inmates were kept apart in individual cells and taught basic literacy or trades. The jail’s own tour information describes it as the last Reformed Prison built in Victorian Scotland, later becoming Scotland’s first and only Military Detention Barracks between 1888 and 1935. Stirling City Heritage Trust also notes the jail contained 57 ventilated cells, a debtors’ dayroom, washing areas, a roof walkway, and a central panopticon where cells could be observed.
Stirling Jail, 25th April 2026, produced one of our strongest nights of potential activity at this location so far.
The DR60 review has already produced a standout aggressive phrase that appears to say “Get to fuck”, followed by another live moment beginning “Get to…” before the recording was cut off. The tone and timing of these captures match the wider theme of the evening, with several sessions producing commands such as “out,” “leave,” “stop,” “shh,” and “wheesht.”
The Blue EDI+ data was mostly quiet across the night, which makes the standout moments more interesting. Only five seconds in the full 19,237-second log showed any EMF reading above zero. The strongest active-session hit occurred around 10:48pm, where rare EMF activity appeared close to a cluster of geophone movement.
The strongest overall EDI+ event came later, between 12:38am and 12:40am, with the highest geophone readings of the night, a noticeable humidity rise, and a final EMF hit that occurred at the same second as a geophone spike.
Across the night, repeated names and themes came through, including David, Peter, Jim, John, Hazel, Betty, Robert/Bob, and Mick/Mike, along with references to children, male energies, the jail, and the castle.
Some results may have natural explanations and are still being reviewed, but the combination of DR60 audio, EDI+ anomalies, spirit box hits, ESTES communication, and cross-group feedback makes this one of the most compelling Stirling Jail evidence packs we have gathered.
The strongest message of the night was repeated in different ways: something wanted us out.
The story doesn’t end here; it’s just getting started as we carefully work our way through the ESTES, Franks Box and various cameras set up in the cells with Greg. We’re also exploring the corridors and our data-gathering sensors, which might reveal more about the potential energies flowing through the jail.
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