ClintWhitfield

Never been to the Lemp specifically but the whole tragic history of that family makes it one of those places I'd expect to feel heavy the moment you walk in.

Spent a good few hours at St Clement's in Ipswich back in the late 90s, long before it got converted into flats. Few of us went in on a dare type situation, torches, the lot.

Not my territory (I'm Suffolk, UK) but big black cat sightings follow a pattern I find really interesting wherever they pop up.

Had something similar a few years back in our old place in Ipswich. Not cabinets but the airing cupboard door would swing open most nights around that time, sometimes with a proper bang.

Harry Price was a showman first and an investigator second. He wanted a bestselling book more than he wanted the truth.

EssexLocal: Grew up near there. My nan used to say the old workers talked about weird stuff, but honestly it was just the kind of stories you tell about any old building.

We talk a lot about autumn and winter being prime cryptid season (Samhain, longer nights, veil between worlds, etc.), but I'm curious about the spring bump.

The frustrating thing about the Channel 4 show is that it's presented as definitive proof that all mediumship is fake, which is unfair.