During the night of March 11 2014 (early morning of the 12th), Edward was testing out recording equipment overnight in his bedroom. He had set up a mini USB microphone designed to be a portable, rechargeable means of recording audio on the fly when necessary, to see how long a recording time the recording could go for (this was a test of "field endurance"). He charged the recorder to full, turned it on, and placed it on his night table. A short time after settling into bed, he heard a voice distinctly whisper his name by his side. He noticed the voice, and listened, but nothing more happened after that from what he can recall; he believed at the time that it may have been the bed creaking, misleading his ears.
When he began checking the audio file the next day, he noticed an EVP was captured as he audibly heard the voice in his room.
^Note: It should be recognized that Edward started work on an independent film production titled "My Delilah" 1 year prior to this EVP capture at the cemetery.
When we investigated the Fraser Cemetery in New Westminster, we took a lot of photos and about 30 mins of audio.
The main problem with outside investigations are the susceptibility of contamination in audio and visual elements. We did our best to ensure that this was not the case, and the area we investigated was empty, free of noise, and as undisturbed as possible.
When we were investigating, we were looking specifically for a lady wearing Victorian era clothing, as well as seeing if we experienced a common sensation of being pulled to certain grave markers. We didn't see a lady, or feel pulled towards any graves, as far as we know, but we did get some interesting photos. Out of the ~100 photos we took, we got a lot of orbs, which can be easily discounted as light reflecting off of bugs, dust, pollen, etc.
The most prominent photo we took was what appeared as an image of a face, apparently watching us as we ventured into the cemetery, near the center (blown-up view pictured below).
We're not definitively saying it's paranormal, but it definitely is of interest.