I think it was a year ago when I was listening to a radio station late at night when I heard about it . . . about the SpiriCom. At first, I thought that this was fake, like radio play of some sorts. But, it wasn't a play at all, it was really a broadcast from a coast to coast talk show host named Art Bell.

Mr. Bell said that he received a tape with some instructions on a piece of paper on what this thing was. He said that it was from the late 60s or early 70s. But, he said that he would play the tape he received right after he explained what it was first.

He mentioned that the tape contained a recording from a doctor who was doing research on a device that he was inventing and perfecting along with another colleague. Now, this device was supposed to be able to communicate with the other side, with the dead.

SpiriCom I think is still being perfected and I think that there are still skematics for this contraption on the Internet. There is a website devoted to this device and also has audio samples of the doctor and the deceased person talking from the other side.

When it was being created, the doctor could barely understand the voice, but throughout the months, the other voice became clear and this voice was from an engineer who was helping the doctor perfect the device.

The sounds that arose from the device sounds much like a reverb, a static reverb. It freaked me out because this was late at night and I was driving back home from work. The doctor mentioned that anyone can create this machine and that the skematics are there for their creation and to be perfected even more than what they have created. I think I also heard that the doctor created a second machine which would allow actual images to be produced through a monitor. But, I don't know about that.

SpiriCom, it stands for Spirit Communication.

Have fun exploring this. It's in the Internet somewhere.