Margaret P.

Fair enough, these things need doing. Just hope it doesn't land right in the middle of a discussion I'm trying to follow - I've had that happen before on other forums where you're mid-thread and...

Been thinking about this for a while actually. The sheer number of cases where a witness or whistleblower dies by suicide right before they're due to testify does seem statistically odd when you...

Bit of an odd question but bear with me - I'm based in Nottinghamshire so obviously I wasn't there, but I've been following a few reports about triangular formations popping up across the US over...

Hi everyone, just joined up after lurking for a few months. I'm Sarah, 34, originally from London but moved to Cornwall five years ago to escape the rat race and because my family has a weird...

I've seen so many ghost hunts where people wave an EMF meter around like a metal detector and go "ooh, it's flickering, must be ghosts." This drives me absolutely mental because it's not how the...

Friend of mine farms near Ilkley and he's properly worried about his lambs. He's set up motion-sensor cameras but hasn't caught anything definitive yet.

The skepticism is good actually. This field attracts a lot of people who'll claim literally any noise is a poltergeist.

The Rendlesham episode was the weakest one IMO, but episodes 1, 2, and 4 about the pirate radio stations are genuinely brilliant.

could these actually be indigenous wild cats we've forgotten about? Honestly unlikely but theoretically possible in remote areas like Scottish Highlands.

I worked in regional telly for about twelve years and I can tell you the editorial decisions around anything paranormal-adjacent were genuinely bizarre.