Location: Central Oklahoma Abandoned Hospital
Date and Time: May 19, 2001
Weather: Overcast with periodic rain, 65 – 73 degrees F, up to 100% Humidity
Team Members:  Becky, Ron, Denny, Jeff, Becky, Teri, Teresa, Debi, Nancy, Crystol, Mike, Angel, Tony, Randy, Travis and Jennifer

Equipment used:
  2 Gauss Master Analog EMF Detectors
  1 200 EMF Detector
  1 Tri-Field Natural EMF Detector
  3 Olympus Hand Held Recorder
  3 Olympus Omni Directional Microphones
  3 Digital Thermometer Meter / Probe Style
  7 35mm Cameras
  2 Digital Cameras
  2 Sony Portable Tape Recorders
  1 Sony Camcorder with Infrared Nightshot

Contact Name:  Becky Cosgrove
Email:rcosgrove@mmcable.com
 

An Oklahoma City Ghost Club Member had been in this building on a previous occasion independently and pointed this spot out to the club as a great place to conduct an investigation. Locals in the area claim this 6 story Abandoned Hospital is haunted. Due to the fact that it is vacant and is a favorite for teens, we decided to conduct a preliminary investigation.

With a total of 15 Club Members including 3 Team Leaders we broke into three separate teams. This investigation was conducted with 2 sweeps per floor. After the initial sweep the teams rotated, so that a different team conducted the second sweep for a comparison of data. Each team leader prepared a report noting their teams activities, which I have attached to this report.

This report is an overall summary of anomalies noted.

Level 1 – Basement

Normal Temperature 21- 24 degrees Centigrade and EMF 0 - 1

Team 1 – Ron

• Room B20 including the Hallway had spikes on the Tri-Field of 2 – 3, but had no temperature change or any pictures with anomalies.
• Emergency Room had EMF spikes of 1 – 3 – 7.

Team 2 – Jeff

• Emergency Room had a temperature increase that went from 25 to 28 degrees Centigrade and an EMF reading from 0 – 6.
• Kitchen Area had a temperature increase from 25 – 40 degrees Centigrade.
• Room B14 had a temperature increase from 24 – 26 degrees Centigrade.
• Room B01 had a temperature increase from 26 – 29 degrees Centigrade.

Level 2 – 1st Floor

Normal Temperature 21 – 26 degrees Centigrade and EMF 0  - 1

Team 1

• Room 102 had EMF spikes of 1 – 3 – 4 – 5 – 7 that lasted 3 – 4 minutes, they did obtain photos with unexplainable anomalies. There were no temperature changes.
• Room 137 had EMF spikes of 2 – 3 lasting 2 – 3 minutes; they also obtained photos during this anomaly. Again no temperature changes.

Team 2

• Room 104 had temperature decrease from 27 – 24 degrees Centigrade.
• Room 118 had temperature increase from 24 – 27 degrees Centigrade.
• Room (U/A) had temperature increase from 25 – 28 degrees Centigrade.
• Room 132 had EMF spike from 1 – 2
• Room 166 had temperature increase from 25 – 29 degrees Centigrade.

Level 3 – 2nd Floor

Normal Temperature 21 – 26 degrees Centigrade and EMF 0 - 1

Team 1 – Jeff

• Room 208 had a temperature increase from 26 – 27 degrees Centigrade and an EMF spike to 4.
• Room 209 had an EMF spike to 4.
• Room 217 had a temperature increase from 26 – 29 degrees Centigrade.
• Room 207 had a temperature increase from 27 – 29 degrees Centigrade
• Room (U/A) had a temperature increase from 26 – 27 degrees Centigrade and EMF spike of 2 – 3.

Team 2 – Denny

• Room 207 had and EMF spike from 0 – 1.6 in the middle of the room.

Level 4 – 3rd Floor

Normal Temperature 21 – 26 degrees Centigrade and EMF 0 - 1

Team 1

• Room 300 had temperature increase from 22 – 30 degrees Centigrade.

No anomalies noted by team.
 

Level 5 – 4th Floor

Normal Temperature 21 – 25 degrees Centigrade and EMF 0 - 1

Team 1 - Denny

• Room 500 had EMF spike in hallway of 2.1

No anomalies noted by team.
 

Level 6 – 5th Floor

Normal Temperature 21 – 25 degrees Centigrade and EMF 0 – 1

Team 1

No anomalies noted by team.

Team 2

No anomaly notes other than the 2nd team members feeling dizzy and lightheaded in the last room of the Far East end.
 

With the pictures that have developed from Level 2 – 1st Floor and an initial EVP ran with unusual noises, it is the conclusion of the Team Leaders and Lead Investigator that this building should have a follow-up investigation.