@RetiredRetiredArmySergeant there's a few clips floating around on Reddit but honestly half of them look like someone filmed their kitchen light through a dirty window, so take that with a massive...
Yeah this happened to me constantly in my old flat in Southampton, three knocks every single time which is supposedly the classic "demonic trinity" knocker so cheers for that nightmare...
Mate you need to give us more details because "hovering over a field" could be anything from a legitimate UAP to someone messing about with a drone at 11pm.
The ritual use angle makes more sense to me honestly - the lines only really "work" as images from altitude which suggests they were never meant to be experienced at ground level by...
@AlmostFlux the ". Suddenly everyone sees one". Effect is genuinely documented in UAP research - it's called social priming, and honestly it cuts both ways: either mass suggestion inflates...
If you've got access to BBC iPlayer, search for some of the older paranormal documentaries from the 90s and early 2000s. They're less polished but actually more thoughtful than modern content.
I secretly think the reason my football team has won nothing in 20 years is because of a curse from the old ground.
I did a sensitivity scan there two years ago and picked up some residual electromagnetic disturbance around the memorial area, but that could be modern infrastructure.
Spectral Archives is brilliant. I've learned more from that podcast than from years of forum reading. The host actually reads source material on air which sounds boring but somehow isn't.
Did you try to photograph it at all? Even if your mobile was dead, did you have a camera? The North Pennines are one of our best UFO corridors in Britain.
Standard BBC behaviour tbh. They did almost exactly the same thing to a group down in Somerset a few years back, filmed them for two days at a supposedly haunted farmhouse and turned the whole...
