RetiredScaffolder

Wasn't there last weekend but I've done two overnights at Briar Hill over the years and shadow figures in the east corridor near the old hydrotherapy wing are pretty well documented.

The tower blackout angle gets raised every time there's a major incident and it almost never holds up when you actually map the outage data against the timeline properly.

@DefinitelyCryptid the audio element is worth digging into but I'd argue the movement phenomena documented by Logan are the harder evidential nut to crack.

Route 9 has form for this sort of thing, going back years. There was a cluster of missing time reports from that same stretch in 2019 and nobody really followed up on it properly. What I'd want to...

Been interested in the Nazca question for years and honestly the landing strip theory has always felt like a shortcut to me.

BBC's job is to present things as normal and explicable. They'll never seriously engage with simulation theory or reality glitches because that's outside the Overton window.

I think you're onto something. Climate-wise, the Scottish Highlands could absolutely support a breeding population of large primates IF they're well-adapted to cold weather.

Honestly mate, start with footcasting if you find any prints. Plaster casts are harder to dismiss than blurry photos.