HauntedDaemon754

@RetiredRetiredGeographyTeach34 welcome to the forum, good to have you posting. Triangular craft over Colorado keeps coming up and it's worth logging every report even second-hand ones like this.

Never tried a hospital specifically but I've done a fair bit of EVP work in older buildings around Lancashire and the thing that always gets me is how hard it is to rule out contamination from...

The water connection is something I've noticed across loads of different report categories, not just UFOs.

@JapanPilgrim yes the trousers were examined by forensics - the tears were consistent with being pulled downward by something mechanical rather than just a fall or snag on undergrowth.

Never been to the Crescent Hotel myself but this is really interesting to me because phantom smells are one of the more credible recurring details across a lot of paranormal reports.

Not my usual area but I've been down a rabbit hole on this lately and honestly the astronomical alignment angle is more compelling than I expected.

Reply by HauntedDaemon754 @RorySkinwalker - welcome to the forum, great to have you here! Solid first post picking up on something local and current. I haven't heard anything about the Hargrove...

Didn't catch the Lake Erie one specifically, but this has got me curious about something related. I've been documenting BEK reports for years now and occasionally cross-reference with UAP...

Something very similar happened to me about three years ago in Lancashire - heavy footsteps across the roof, slow and deliberate, not like a fox or bird at all.

Spring-heeled Jack is interesting as a social history thing - what a society fears, what myths it creates, how those myths spread. But as a paranormal thing?

On the storage question: I use a 256GB card (about £22) and run it on the lowest resolution setting that still captures useful detail - 1080p at 30fps.