After the seance was over, the group left a candle burning on top of a tomb. Panlilio says that when she looked back, she saw spirits rise from the tombs and surround the burning candle, as if in solace. The Ozone Disco in Manila was the scene of a fire that caused the death of 162 revelers on March 19, 1996. Passers-by report strange noises and sightings. Investigators, grieving relatives and friends of the victims say they have seen apparitions.
Some photographs appear to show floating, whitish figures.
In a bid to put the spirits at rest, Joseph Stephen Santos, who lost a cousin in the fire and heads the Justice for Ozone Victims movement, invited the questors to hold a seance on the site. Questor Josie Buenafe, a teacher at an exclusive boys' school, called up the spirit of Ed. He said that while the victims wanted to be remembered, they urged their loved ones to let them go. Ed said there were only 60 spirits left in the Ozone and asked the questors to return for another meeting on the first anniversary of the fire. In March this year the questors were back.