The Ghost Adventures Live event was pretty good and delivered. Even with some of the headaches of doing a live event, the show was still riveting, unsettling and unpredictable. During the four-hour event, Zak and Crew captured disembodied voices, EVP's, Structured Light Sensor and Spirit Box communication. The investigation was throughout the museum with guests investigators with the big focus on the Dybbuk Box. As the group went to the Dybbuk Box room, the paranormal energy seemed to ramp up with taunting spirit box voices shouting to "...Open it..." What I love about the spirit box is that by design there is NO Antennae for even receiving AM/FM signal. The consensus with the group was to leave the box intact and not open it.
You cannot fault Zak for not opening the Dybbuk Box taking into the account its history. All of the previous owners had extreme health issues. Opening the Box would be essentially giving permission for the entity to wreak havoc in your life. This is the same for touching some of the cursed objects in the museum. Demonologists John Zaffis, Ed and Lorrain Warren all warn of such "permission". No one would have learned anything new about the box except that Zak along with family and friends would be its next victims.
The production company in charge of cameras and commercials could have been much better. There were 70 production and 50 security cameras however, it seemed like they only used a fraction of that. A thousand lashes to the person responsible for going to a commercial in the middle of Zak capturing activity.
You cannot fault Zak for not opening the Dybbuk Box taking into the account its history. All of the previous owners had extreme health issues. Opening the Box would be essentially giving permission for the entity to wreak havoc in your life. This is the same for touching some of the cursed objects in the museum. Demonologists John Zaffis, Ed and Lorrain Warren all warn of such "permission". No one would have learned anything new about the box except that Zak along with family and friends would be its next victims.
The production company in charge of cameras and commercials could have been much better. There were 70 production and 50 security cameras however, it seemed like they only used a fraction of that. A thousand lashes to the person responsible for going to a commercial in the middle of Zak capturing activity.