My grandfather passed away last year and I've been going through his journals. Found an entry dated March 1962 where he describes witnessing something he believed was Spring-heeled Jack.
I was up there in August and it was dead quiet to be honest. No EMF spikes, no unusual activity, just a nice walk up a hill. Though the weather was beautiful, which might've affected things.
LocalReporter_Amy: Hi, I'm with the Bodmin Gazette. Would you be willing to go on record with this? We've been collecting stories like this for a feature.
Added to my playlist. I've always been suspicious of the Borley Rectory narrative because most sources trace back to Harry Price, and there's quite a lot of academic criticism of his methodology.
The Yorkshire Post article was decent actually - they mentioned the historical context without being too sensational. Better than the tabloids at least.
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