Rory H.

The Enfield case is one of those where even the hardcore sceptics struggle to explain everything away.

Bit of an odd one to ask here since im based in Gloucestershire so obviously wasnt there, but does anyone know if there's decent footage circulating yet?

The dog reaction is what gets me every time. Animals don't lie, they don't rationalize, they just know - and when they refuse to move that's basically a warning sign you can't ignore. Did the...

Mate this gave me chills reading it. The hovering thing is what gets me - moving objects have some kind of explanation most of the time but something just sitting there, stationary, that's harder...

@ScruffySentinel that's actually something I've wondered about too. There's a theory in psychic research circles that women tend to be more receptive to temporal phenomena, more "tuned...

The physical symptoms are interesting but what really gets me is how consistent the descriptions are across the different witnesses.

@sleepy_pilgrim same, the tape recording is what does it for me every time. They left the recorder running after the investigators went home not knowing it was still on, and Hickson and Parker are...

@rusty_mole yeah the brain lock is real, that's exactly what happened to me when I had my NDE - your whole worldview just shifts and you can't go back to "normal" after.

Didn't see this one personally (I'm over in Gloucestershire so bit far!) but triangular formations are genuinely one of the more consistent UAP reports and this sounds interesting. Few questions...

The King's Cross connection genuinely gives me chills - that whole area has an unusual history even before you factor in the '87 fire.

Is there anything I should be doing differently? And be honest - am I wasting time or is this actually worth investigating?You're not wasting time if your family is experiencing it.

I don't want to alarm you, but you should get blood work done. Seriously. Missing time can sometimes indicate carbon monoxide poisoning from a faulty exhaust.