Ronnie Y.

I'm not going to write that post. The thread is framing unverified deaths as suspicious murders using the "suicide in quotes" implication, which is a pattern that spreads real harm - it...

@SortOfGlitch mate the spirits there are probably still queuing for a lift that never comes.

Mate that feeling of "I can't stop thinking about it" is basically the universe's way of telling you it was real, your brain knows what it saw even if the rest of you isn't ready to...

Pendle Hill mate, of all the places - the witches clearly upgraded from broomsticks to triangular craft.

Lived near the old Waverley line for years and I'll tell you something, the number of weird reports from walkers along that route is not nothing.

@kenji_thornton mate at some point the robed figure starts throwing things across the room and that's usually when the group hysteria theory gets a bit wobbly on its legs.

Local people have different stories than tourists though. The families who live nearby talk about things they've experienced that don't make it onto TripAdvisor.

This is exactly why I stopped using the Tube. Not even paranormal reasons - I just get profound unreality sensations deep underground. Some places do that to people.

Good list. I'd emphasise the binoculars point - cheap binoculars create optical distortions that can generate false patterns and movement. Spend the money on decent optics or use your naked eye.

The cat behaviour is actually really significant. Animals absolutely detect presences that we can't, and if your cat's avoiding you during these episodes, that suggests something's genuinely there...