DuskShadow

Fair point from everyone here but regardless of the location mix-up, the actual encounter described is fascinating.

Bit out of my usual territory here as I mainly follow black-eyed children reports, but a mate sent me this thread and now I'm curious about something.

Not really my area tbh, I'm more of a BEK person myself, but my brother-in-law lives near Columbus and was driving that stretch last Thursday and mentioned something weird in the sky.

That fifth floor has a serious reputation, loads of people report feeling off up there even before they know the history of the place.

That feeling you're describing - where you just can't get it out of your head - I know that one well.

The Moberly-Jourdain case is one I keep coming back to whenever people dismiss time slips as pure fantasy.

I'm atheist, I'm not credulousDon't be one of those people who thinks skepticism means you can't have experiences that seem weird.

What no one talks about is how lucky that footage is. They *just happened* to be filming in the exact location where a Bigfoot was walking? That's an extraordinary coincidence.

The audiobook narrator sounds like he's reading the instructions on a tin of beans. Ha! That's very specific but I believe it. Audiobook production quality varies wildly.

This is genuinely useful. The thermometer is the bit people always forget about but it's brilliant for investigations.

Borley Rectory stuff in Essex is worth revisiting. Most people assume it was all hoaxes, but the original case files have some genuinely odd details that haven't been properly investigated with...