We would love to thank everyone who took the time to come and see the evidence reveal of the Constantine Theater.  We had an amazing turnout and we appreciate every single person there!  It was an amazing investigation, and we were all very pleased with the personal experiences as well as the actual evidence we caught.  We cannot wait to come back and investigate more!

We especially want to thank the board members of the Constantine Theater for there hospitality and graciousness!  They have been excellent hosts and are now good friends of the team!  They truly do have a exceptional theater with a long and fascinating history as well as some great experiences!

After the reveal, some members of the NORS team traveled to Ponca City to investigate the Poncan Theater with INsight Paranormal once again.  This was a live broadcast investigation that went great.  Thank you to everyone who helped make this possible and especially to everyone to logged on and watched the show!  It means a lot to us that we have such great supporters!  Stay updated with the site for more evidence and more information about the Constantine Theater and the Poncan Theater!

We encourage everyone to take a tour of the Constantine Theater they can be reached at  918-287-4158 They are located at 110 W. Main in Pawhuska, OK

The NORS team

Here is the evidence from The Constantine theater in Pawhuska, Ok we will post the history and interviews soon

Follow the link to our live broadcast

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/Constantine-Theater

There are numerous tools used during an investigation below is a sample list of what is used by the Northeast Oklahoma Research Society in order to conduct a science based evidence driven investigation.

The Digital Audio recorder is utilized for capturing EVP’s or Electronic Voice Phenomena which basically are described as voice found imprinted on audio that where not heard during recording of the audio. This is the most common form of evidence recovered from a location. EVP’s generally occur in a set frequency range that can be found during the review of the material.

The hand held camera is the next most often used item in the inventory visual evidence is not a very common occurrence during investigations However it does happen and to be focused on the right spot at the right time is critical to capturing evidence on Video. The three most common types of cameras used are HI 8 as the one pictured above as well as Mini DV and HDD models. However to see in the dark the cameras must be able to utilize IR illumination and be able to film within that spectrum of light. also known as “night vision” the most commonly used brand of camera by the Northeast Oklahoma Research Society is the Sony Camcorder with Night Shot.

The computer based DVR system allows investigators to capture audio and video from from numerous areas and to be viewed and recorded from a central fixed point. These systems are often placed into a command post area where they are monitored by investigators and information can be relayed to investigators in the location. The systems are configurable to multiple cameras. the Northeast Oklahoma Research Society currently uses an 8 camera system. which allows us to record events in real time.

The EMF or Electromagnetic Field Detector is utilized by investigators to locate areas with a magnetic field such as unprotected electrical sites. this is usually used at the beginning of the investigation to obtain a baseline reading for the location. and is often used during an investigation to locate “spikes” in the magnetic field the theory is that spirits create a stronger magnetic field when they attempt to manifest.