Press Release: Photos of ghosts obtained at the Burlington County Prison Museum

Written By: Dave Juliano, SJGR
Posted: 7/3/2008

Two photos taken at the Burlington County Prison Museum clearly show human shaped figures in areas where the photographer was alone and the entire floor was empty. These photos were taken on a South Jersey Ghost Research investigation on 3/26/08 by Dave Juliano on 2nd floor of the Burlington County Prison Museum pointing toward the stair way to the right of the death row cell. Camera used was a FE100 Olympus digital camera mounted to a Yukon Night Vision Scope Multi-Task 2X24 YK24021 with the infrared illuminator on. This scope and camera were on stationary tripod. This is a new combination of technologies. We know that digital cameras can capture infrared light which regular 35mm cameras will not without special film and/or filters. Combining the digital camera along with a night scope and its infrared illuminator makes it possible to see things that the human eye cannot naturally see. So far we have found no natural reason for these photos. They are currently being reviewed by military night vision experts. Two weeks later on an investigation of a private business, another full body apparition photo was obtained using the same camera rig.

During SJGR’s nine year history of investigating the Burlington County Prison Museum, there have been numerous sightings of a male apparition on the stair case in the same area where these photos were obtained. South Jersey Ghost Research was first asked to investigate the museum during its renovation in 1999 because workers were reporting objects moving and relocating to other floors and hearing voices.

photos at link: http://sjgr.org/ghost2008.html

i due believe that ghost live inside of prisons
i have been to alkatras in the pacific ocean
an there are ghost of prisoners who have dies
there it is very strange
but neat in a way

hmm well it is what it is. but does it have to be a ghost why cant it be a well i dont know something other than a dead guy

I believe prisons do hold history and background. People live and die in there, why wouldnt there be ghosts in there after they have died.
The one place I want to visit is the Alcatraz, wouldnt even mind spending the night there in one of the cells , and maybe capture something myself. All is interesting to me.