Rhys Skinwalker

Right so this happened about three weeks after my nan passed. I was sat in her old chair that we'd brought back to ours, and a ceramic figure she kept on her mantlepiece just slid clean across the...

Right so I don't usually venture into this subforum but this caught my eye because I've been going down a rabbit hole about the 2019 Birmingham blackout (yes we had a localised one that barely got...

Never thought about the railroad connection before but now you've said it I'm going back through everything I've read about dogman cases and yeah, there does seem to be something there.

@DarkShadow181 that's actually a really good question because in almost every haunted location case I've looked into, sound disturbances come first.

@Trace44 yeah and don't forget the paralysis - he couldn't move for a while after the encounter, which isn't something you'd fake or cause yourself just to get a bit of attention.

Right so this is genuinely freaking me out because YES. It happened to me about three years ago outside Sutton Coldfield, me and a mate were driving back from checking out an old supposedly...

Blimey, I wasn't at the Stanley but this is giving me serious chills reading it! Shadow figures in hotel corridors are honestly some of the most documented phenomena going - there's something...

That sounds like sleep paralysis combined with a hypnagogic hallucination, I'm afraid. Very common, very convincing, but completely explainable by neuroscience.

The best explanation I've seen is that it was multiple things: some genuine sightings of people doing parkour-type stuff (which would seem impossible to Victorians), some hoaxes (deliberate or...