Discover 'phonics' communication equipment

"Hello, Dad, I love you , " an American electrical engineer "talked" to his deceased daughter after creating devices to detect supernatural things.

An American electrical engineer believed he had found a way to contact his daughter who died eight years ago. Using experience to design and build a range of electronic detectors , Gary Galka announced that he had recorded the voice of his daughter, Melissa, who had died.

Distressed because her daughter died in a car accident while on the way home in 2004 when the 17-year-old girl, Gary and her family, said they began to see unexplainable phenomena at home in Connecticut. After the fatal accident occurred.

Melissa Galka

"She started ringing the doorbell, changing channels, turning off the lights , " Gary said. The man currently runs DAS Distribution Inc in East Granby and lives with his wife Cindy, two other daughters, Jennifer and Heather.

"There are strange situations when my wife started to cook lunch with Heather and Jennifer when everyone suddenly felt someone entering the room. Sometimes, I was lying on the bed and felt someone sit down. The edge and feel of the weight on the chest, like someone's head, I have a feeling someone pats on my shoulder, calls our name and as if someone kissed our forehead , " Gary said.

Gary Galka

Believing that he can communicate with a negative person, Gary is determined to create special devices that can talk to his deceased daughter.

Using his knowledge of the electronic sensor system, Gary created Mel-Meter 8704 , named after his daughter, the five girls who were born and the year Gary believed his daughter had entered the territory. Developing additional equipment, such as "soul box" , Gary recorded the voice of the daughter saying: "hi dad, I love you".

The Galka family insists that all they experience is true and the tool Gary created has proved it. The whole Galka family said they could contact Melissa and even saw her eldest daughter present in the house.

"I have never seen Melissa but my youngest daughter Heather has seen her 3 times."

In fact, Gary's ghost detection device has found the market and it sells for $ 79 to $ 350 and sells well. "In the past, no one had served this need," Gary said on the Ghost Adventures of Travel Channel program and track ghosts on Syfy.

"We have different types of Mel Meters to study. I have created more than 30 different products to study supernatural phenomena. Before, no one had created such products."

"These devices comfort us, the loving person wants to tell you they are fine and you are fine. It is very important to them. Through the equipment, pain will begin to heal." , Gary said

Raised in a Christian environment, Gary admitted he believed in the negative realm and devoted a third of the profits from the sale of devices to detect psychic phenomena to groups that lost loved ones.

Reference: Daily Mail