Long Beach, Washington
Per clients request, hotel name not disclosed
Located not far from the Oregon border and along the rugged coastlines of the Pacific Ocean lies the small town of Long
Beach, Washington. Long Beach is a haven for tourist and sightseers.
Long Beach began when Henry Harrison Tinker bought a land claim from Charles E. Reed in 1880. He platted the town and
called it "Tinkerville.
In January 2008, OPI was given the privilege of spending the night in one of the alleged haunted rooms at the Long Beach
Hotel. Upon, arrival and speaking with the desk clerk, OPI was kindly invited to tour each of the rooms that had been given the
label of being haunted. Two of the hotel rooms had a high number of claimed paranormal activity. Alleged activities include, a
candle flying from book case to the floor, a lighter flying past the head of one occupant. A ash tray lifted off the coffee table and
spun around, unexplained noises and movement of objects in the bedroom as well as other unexplained activities.
OPI was invited to do another walk through of both rooms later that night which were immediately accepted. During the walk
through of one of the cottages a one word voice was recorded on audio which the occupants believe to be the voice of her
brother that had recently passed on. Over the course of the next several months the OPI team was given the opportunity to
complete two full investigations at the hotel and cottage in question.
On our second investigation we picked up numerous EVPs and many very faint whispers and voices.
Our third investigation OPI was accompanied by a freelance writer/reporter, whom had an interest in putting together an
article about the paranormal based upon his participation and observations in this investigation. Things were much quieter and
almost peaceful.
We were unable to validate the physical movements of objects as witness by three of the hotel residents but did capture a high
number of EVP's. The location continues to experience paranormal activity but on a smaller scale and remains a open case with
OPI.
Beach, Washington. Long Beach is a haven for tourist and sightseers.
Long Beach began when Henry Harrison Tinker bought a land claim from Charles E. Reed in 1880. He platted the town and
called it "Tinkerville.
In January 2008, OPI was given the privilege of spending the night in one of the alleged haunted rooms at the Long Beach
Hotel. Upon, arrival and speaking with the desk clerk, OPI was kindly invited to tour each of the rooms that had been given the
label of being haunted. Two of the hotel rooms had a high number of claimed paranormal activity. Alleged activities include, a
candle flying from book case to the floor, a lighter flying past the head of one occupant. A ash tray lifted off the coffee table and
spun around, unexplained noises and movement of objects in the bedroom as well as other unexplained activities.
OPI was invited to do another walk through of both rooms later that night which were immediately accepted. During the walk
through of one of the cottages a one word voice was recorded on audio which the occupants believe to be the voice of her
brother that had recently passed on. Over the course of the next several months the OPI team was given the opportunity to
complete two full investigations at the hotel and cottage in question.
On our second investigation we picked up numerous EVPs and many very faint whispers and voices.
Our third investigation OPI was accompanied by a freelance writer/reporter, whom had an interest in putting together an
article about the paranormal based upon his participation and observations in this investigation. Things were much quieter and
almost peaceful.
We were unable to validate the physical movements of objects as witness by three of the hotel residents but did capture a high
number of EVP's. The location continues to experience paranormal activity but on a smaller scale and remains a open case with
OPI.
