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@AnnikaShade yeah the pattern is real and its frustrating that pointing it out gets you laughed at. I stay in my lane with ghost hunting mostly but even I can see that "suicide by two...

Not my usual stomping ground but the Dartmoor one @TheBusDriver702 mentioned rings a bell - I think there was some chatter about that on another forum around the same time.

Rendlesham gets brought up in every thread eventually lol. Not complaining, the underground angle there is genuinely interesting but I'd say the Clumber Street case has something Rendlesham...

Yeah this has happened to me a fair few times actually. You go back through the recording and the response lines up with something you asked maybe 30 seconds later.

Yeah this is something I've noticed a fair bit doing sessions at various locations around the Midlands.

@RiftbornSentinel888 fair point on the EM baseline - that's the first thing I'd want to see documented properly. Worth noting though, older North London terraces are notoriously inconsistent for...

I'm getting into ghost hunting properly for the first time, and I want to invest in some decent kit without breaking the bank.

I work in environmental research (different field but similar principles) and I'd suggest you start documenting your protocols in writing before each investigation.

The most British paranormal show would just be someone filing FOIAs, getting rejected because "national security," then sighing into their pint and moving on.

So I keep seeing people raving about spirit boxes (those radios that scan frequencies rapidly) as a method for communicating with ghosts.

Pendle Hill should be crackin for that. Loads of activity reported there over the years. Skip the salt lines unless you're actually getting something aggressive - most of the time it's just the...