Sofia X.

Dogs going silent is the bit that would spook me most honestly. Mine used to bark at absolutely everything - a leaf, a fox, the neighbour sneezing - so if they suddenly went quiet I'd know...

Yeah that sort of thing is hard to explain away isn't it. Had a reading in Manchester about 15 years back, woman told me the exact street my nan grew up on - not the area, the actual street.

Never been to Lemp Mansion myself (bit far from Manchester for a day trip!) but cold spots near staircases are something I find dead interesting.

Never managed to get anything that clear myself, my EVP attempts are mostly just static and the odd creak that could be anything tbh.

Pretty sure the landing strip theory got laughed out of serious discussion years ago but I still find it interesting that nobody's fully agreed on what they actually were.

Been lurking on various investigation forums and reading through investigation reports, and I've compiled a little translation guide because paranormal language is absolutely its own dialect.

The movement was too fluid, too controlled.Right, so here's the thing - the human brain is incredibly bad at judging movement in the night sky. It's called the autokinetic effect.

Mate, this is exactly what I've been banging on about! Everyone uses their rubbish mobile phone camera and then gets annoyed when they can't prove anything.

One thing though - if the footage is from your phone, check if there's any metadata embedded (EXIF data). You can strip personal info but keep the timestamp and location data.