Every few years this happens. Some television documentary or viral post drags up the thoroughly debunked idea that Stonehenge was either built by Romans, Druids of a much later period than the...
She gave a very specific name - not a common one - and a detail about how my mum died that was not inferable from anything about me.I want to gently ask - and please don't take this the wrong way...
Fourteen hundred pages over a bank holiday. Mate. Legend. Genuinely though, has anyone tried FOI requests for the specific document numbers referenced in the redacted sections?
I'll be the sceptic in the room: specific names are not actually as impressive as they seem in the moment, because of a phenomenon called the "one-in-twenty effect." A medium working a room of...
Science teacher asking about cold reading in good faith on a paranormal forum - this is either genuinely brave or a very long setup for a pub anecdote.
Welcome, firstly, and I'm sorry about your mum. February is a brutal time to lose someone.Your question is a fair one and it deserves a fair answer rather than defensiveness.
The media thing is real and it applies to more than just UFO coverage. I work in local journalism (not naming the outlet) and the amount of times a press release arrives pre-framed in a way that...
Slightly off topic but the thing about Borley that most people don't know, or don't mention, is that the phenomena continued after the building was demolished.
Slight sceptic's perspective here: some of the redactions will genuinely just be protecting intelligence sources and methods that have nothing to do with the UAP content itself.
I want to preface this by saying I'm not here to be a pest. I found this forum while going down a rabbit hole after my mum passed in February and I've been lurking for a couple of months trying to...
Nick Pope has said publicly that he's frustrated by the redactions too and that during his time at the MoD he saw material that has not been and likely will never be released.
The bones in the cellar are the thing I keep coming back to. The excavation was done in 1943, so well after Price's main involvement, by different people, and they found partial skeletal remains...
To be fair to the Guardian they did run a follow-up piece about the redactions, I think it was about three weeks after the main story and buried on the Science page where nobody reads it.
My protocol now after a similar experience with a local ITV regional thing is: phone stays recording in my pocket for the entire time the crew is present, I keep my own written log timestamped,...
The Telegraph has been doing this for years, it's essentially their house style for anything paranormal - a light mocking tone that lets them cover the subject while making it clear they're above...
Bolling Hall is massively underrated as a location, you're absolutely right about that. We did a session there in March 2022 and the room they call the ghost room - obvious name, I know - had this...
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