Rod Bishop
Member
For several months, at least once a week, my wife in the middle of the night hears someone rattling the front door trying to break-in. We grab our guns and run to the front door, but the door is locked, the alarm didn't go off and the front porch motion sensor didn't make a sound.
She calls me crazy for not hearing it, but last night we caught the intruder.
She slept on the couch last night and at about midnight she wakes me up about the intruder again, but no one is there. She goes back to sleep on the couch, but sleeps with one eye open, and hears the noise again.
The intruder noise is coming from the HP printer connected to her computer. She told me this after I woke up about 7am. The printer is plugged into power but is turned off at the switch. There is a little green lite on the printer power cord at the back of the printer but not on the printer. Her PC is turned off at night so the PC is not commanding anythig.
My question is, why would a HP printer, about 8 years old make any noise while turned off. She says the printhead goes back and forth a few times and stops after midnight.
For all you ghost hunters, the printer does not print a page or spit out a paper with supernatural letters.
She calls me crazy for not hearing it, but last night we caught the intruder.
She slept on the couch last night and at about midnight she wakes me up about the intruder again, but no one is there. She goes back to sleep on the couch, but sleeps with one eye open, and hears the noise again.
The intruder noise is coming from the HP printer connected to her computer. She told me this after I woke up about 7am. The printer is plugged into power but is turned off at the switch. There is a little green lite on the printer power cord at the back of the printer but not on the printer. Her PC is turned off at night so the PC is not commanding anythig.
My question is, why would a HP printer, about 8 years old make any noise while turned off. She says the printhead goes back and forth a few times and stops after midnight.
For all you ghost hunters, the printer does not print a page or spit out a paper with supernatural letters.