The team carried out temperature, EMF (Electro magnetic field) and EVP (electronic voice phenomena) tests. They established vigil areas and filmed events on a camcorder. Some doors were sealed and motion sensors placed across their thresholds.

They concluded that the Giles Room had once been a storeroom for furniture and may have also been a school room at one point. A boy may have starved to death here. He must have been small because the unusual temperature readings only picked up at a height of about four feet. Val, the medium, was 'given' the name of William Connor whom others called Bert. She said 'I felt as though a man was watching me, he was a scruffy man who didn’t smell all that pleasant. It was the smell of unwashed feet. I got the name of William but he was nicknamed Bert and also the name of Connor. I could see candles burning very low'. All agreed on the 'oppressive' nature of this room. Val concluded by telling Neil the curator 'All I can say is that we shouldn't be here'.
 
In the main display area, the Sutcliffe Room, Val picked up on the name of Anna or Hannah, a girl not born in London but from the country, and could 'see' bodies and blood. She began questioning this spirit out loud: Were you hurt here? Did you die here? Were you strangled? Did you know Joseph? Did you love Joseph? Did Joe kill you? Were you smothered? With each question the buzzing of the EMF meter went ballistic. Val believed that what she was picking up on was whatever had been on this site before the current building. She envisaged a bedroom with a four-poster bed and believed that Anna had enticed men into this place and that Joe had then done his dirty work. She felt that there were 'a lot of knives involved' and that Anna had later been hanged or knifed to death, taking the blame for all Joe's misdeeds. 

The other medium, Keith, believed that Hannah died in this room, possibly in childbirth. He 'saw' two women here, an old lady and a young woman of about 18 years who was Hannah. He felt the hairs on his arms rising as he walked through to the other room and immediately felt dizzy. 

Research has shown that in Craven Street's earlier incarnation as Spur Alley (pre-1730), it was infamous for sheltering many people who were on the wrong side of the law. 

Kerry, the librarian, felt someone touch her neck. Her teammate, Ken, who had arrived with a painful abscess in his mouth, said the pain had suddenly gone but that it returned when he left the building. At one point Kerry felt a pain in her stomach and jaw.

As Ken was filming he felt someone brush against his left arm although he was standing on his own. Ghost hunter, Jim, saw a figure of a grey-haired man which he thought, at first, was Ken. Keith picked up the name 'Baker'. Neil showed him a picture of former BOA President Bill Barker in the museum. He thought it might have been the man he saw.