Electronic Voice Phenomenon (EVP) is the theory that ghosts or poltergeists would be able to communicate with the living by taking advantage of the "white noise" created by our modern day electronic devices.
There are an assortment of ghost-hunting items that everyone uses to track down ghosts through things like EVP, whether they be amateurs in the field of ghost adventuring, or the highest level of professional ghost hunters imaginable. The highest quality tools can get a bit pricey, such as the Ovilus IV, a ghost box used by the most serious hunters that will cost you around $300 on Amazon.
If you're not looking to spend that much money to find a ghost, there's also a pretty high quality app that you can download for $20. The EchoVox app works a bit like a ghost box: while it's not scanning actual radio waves (random words and sounds), you can adjust speed and play with several other settings that definitely make it a fun thing to play with on a weekend excursion.
The video below, however, is one of the most hair-raising examples of EVP I have ever heard in my life. EVP is a very odd thing: sometimes you can nearly make out words, and it's difficult to discern if it's real or if your mind is just filling in the blanks and forcing an EVP to make sense. This, however, is completely nuts, and definitely proves that there's at least something out there.
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