Spider webs

After several uneventful investigations on 4A, I decided it was time to try something new. Two of my co-workers, Jennifer Y. and Kelley D., were wanting to investigate 4A after hearing the voice on the video. Kelley was the first to investigate with our team. While walking thru one of the rooms, Kelley started to complain of nausea and headache. When she left the room, she said she felt better. She experienced no problems throughout the investigation until we returned to that same room. Kelley said that she felt like she was walking thru spider webs even though there were no spider webs present. Later while reviewing the video, I noticed that she was third in line out of five to enter that room. A few minutes later, Kelley left the investigation stating she felt sick and uncomfortable. Wondering why none of the men on the team were experiencing spider webs or sickness, I decided to bring up Jennifer Y. to see if maybe the same thing would happen to her. By the way, I did not tell her what Kelley had experienced. We went straight to that room to see what would happen. After being in the room for only a few minutes, Jennifer said she felt like she was walking thru spider webs and started complaining of a headache. We investigated some of the other rooms, but they seemed rather quiet. However, Jennifer's headache continued on for a couple of hours even after we had left the floor. When we reviewed the video tape of Jennifer's experience in the room, we noticed a mist float by her as well as a strange laughing noise. Neither of which was noticed by the team during the investigation. Oddly enough, the room we first heard the voice in was on the opposite end of the floor were the ladies felt the spider webs. This floor has over 30 rooms on it and I plan to spend time in each. I believe that the room with the paranormal spider webs has a connection to the female investigators. I will test this theory out again with follow up investigations. Doc