Engineer invents device to communicate with his dead daughter

American engineer Harry backrest created a device primarily to communicate with her dead 17-year-old daughter. But today he has sold thousands of these devices and the demand continues to grow.
Video in English about the history of the death of his daughter and unusual phenomenon in the house of Harry backrest.

In 2004, 17-year-old Melissa backrest died in a car crash. A few days after her death, her father, Harry backrest begins to speak, he feels the presence of his daughter to him. Harry says that even recorded voice of his daughter Melissa, claiming she says, "Hi, Daddy! I love you. '
Heartbroken father began to experiment with unexplained phenomena, a few days after the tragedy at his home in the town of East Granbi, Connecticut, where he lives with his wife Cindy and two other daughters, Jennifer and Heather. Now Harry electrical engineer by profession, said he created a series of electromagnetic devices, according to him, allowing him to communicate with his dead daughter.

 
Everything started with the spirit of Melissa "began to ring at the door of the house and change the channel on the TV. All are often felt her presence, but Heather says she saw three times even blur of her older sister. Harry and his family also claim that from time to time someone touches their foreheads and even kissing them.
The main tool for communicating with Melissa backrest called Melmeter 8704 in his daughter's name, birth and death year in. With the additional equipment he was able to write the words in.
The most interesting is that the backrest proved a good businessman. He realized that a free market niche in which to win. Harry manufactures devices to communicate with the souls of the dead, and argues that they are well sold. Now he has a small business and produces about 30 devices and tools that deal with the paranormal and cost 79 to 350 dollars.
Workout. There is nothing unusual in the "invention" of the engineer. Evil spirits can mimic everything, even the voices of the dead and the "inventor" just won ...