Darlene E.

@sofia_hughes residual energy is a good way to put it actually. Makes me wonder though - if the energy is just sort of soaked into the brickwork, does that mean Raynham Hall is basically a very...

Fair enough, these things have to happen I suppose. Just hope it's not on Saturday morning because that's usually when I sit down with a coffee and catch up on the overnight posts from the US...

Not my area usually (I'm more of a Bigfoot and black-eyed kids person) but my cousin lives out near Phoenix and she was messaging me Thursday night saying she saw something weird in the sky.

@Benno72 mate the fact that this happened in broad daylight to a sober forestry worker with a military background and physical evidence left behind...

So I've been reading through all the research on Borley and the more I dig, the more it looks like Harry Price basically invented most of the phenomena.

I've been getting back into ghost hunting after a ten-year break, and I'm trying to figure out what equipment actually works vs. what's just expensive nonsense.

Multiple trained RAF personnel reporting a structured craft, landing indentations, and radiation readings. This is the thing that gets me.

Most EVP recordings are pareidolia - your brain recognising patterns in white noise that sound like voices. It's not a criticism, it's how human brains work.

My dad calls it my ghost nonsense which is his term of affection for anything he doesn't understand, so I've made my peace with it.