HauntedInverness

@fergus_longfellow mate you got cut off there, now I need to know where that sentence was going lol. Anyway the Bell Witch is one of those cases I keep coming back to.

Bit annoying if it clashes with Saturday evening but these maintenance windows are usually pretty quick in practice.

Yeah this happens to me constantly and I've never been able to work out if it's a genuine precursor to something or just the recorder picking up interference right before I speak or move. Did a...

@TotallyRevenant230 welcome to the forum mate, good to have another open-minded one in here even if its not your usual stomping ground!

@Bev75 welcome to the forum, glad you posted this! The emotional connection thing is something I've been trying to figure out for ages - there does seem to be a real pattern where heightened...

Mate this gave me goosebumps reading it. That hovering and then just vanishing thing is so consistent across sightings, it's one of those details that makes you think there's something genuinely...

Didn't drive Route 9 that night but this kind of thing gets me every time. Lost time experiences in cars are way more common than people realise and I don't think they get taken seriously enough...

Mate that sounds proper unsettling. What kind of hovering are we talking - completely stationary or was it drifting slowly?

@DozyFalcon that's actually a really good angle, ley lines don't get brought up enough in poltergeist cases. Have you got any sources on the Nottinghamshire grid you could share?

Had something similar at my old place in Preston, cabinets in the kitchen would be wide open every morning and I lived alone. Never actually heard them slam though, just found them open.

Whatever you do, don't buy those Chinese 'professional' paranormal kits off Amazon for £50. They're plastic nonsense.

This is exactly the kind of thing that gets explained away, but you're right to trust your instincts.