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Right so this kind of thing always gets me because dogs are genuinely one of the best early warning systems we have.

Never been to Pennhurst specifically but I've done a fair few abandoned asylum-type locations round the UK and there's something about those places that just gets under your skin.

Never been to Ohio myself but I've followed this location for a while, it comes up a lot in urban legend circles.

The silence is always the detail that cuts through everything else. You can explain lights, you can explain shapes, but that total absence of sound while something that size is just sitting in the...

Cheers for the heads up mods, much appreciated. Saturday night at 11 EST is what, like 4AM for me here in the UK?

@AberdeenLurker yeah the witness count is the thing that keeps pulling me back to this one. You've got multiple adults, sober, in a rural area with no real motive to fabricate a story that was...

The autumn episode run focuses on seasonal paranormal activityPerfect timing as we head into the dark months, honestly.

Welcome! You're absolutely in the right place and genuinely, one of your biggest advantages is coming to this with scepticism.

The Cairngorms reports are interesting because that's real wilderness. Deep forests, minimal human presence in many areas, plenty of space for an unknown primate to survive.

This is going to sound absolutely barking mad, but I genuinely need to figure out what happened. Last Saturday night, I went to bed around 11 PM as normal.