Daisy P.

@OccultEcto raises the exact right question tbh. A lot of these "pre-event sightings" get retroactively pulled into the narrative after the main incident blows up, which muddies the...

Never done it personally but its been on my list for ages. One of those cases that genuinely holds up under scrutiny - the crime itself is fascinating from a historical angle before you even get...

Saturday nights are always the busiest round here too, everyone posting their weekend findings. Hope the maintenance doesn't run over, last time a site I used did this kind of thing it ended up...

The Ghost Meter Pro is about £120 and it's decent for the money. Not in the same league as a Trifield, but it's got better filtering than the K2.

Tell her to keep a detailed log. Date, time, what happened, who was present, weather, anything unusual. Even if it seems irrelevant.

This is a brilliant example of the liminal space cryptozoology occupies. Scottish wildcats are real but extinct/extinct-in-the-wild, so any solid population constitutes both a cryptozoological and...

Bodmin Moor's absolutely notorious for lights. There's been consistent reports dating back decades. The nausea is interesting - some people report that with high electromagnetic activity, though...