Tenebrous Gloucestershire

Never tracked poltergeist activity myself but the electromagnetic angle is at least testable, which puts it miles ahead of most explanations on this forum.

@JapanPilgrim the soil analysis showed compression and dehydration consistent with intense localised heat, which rules out pretty much every mundane explanation anyone's tried to throw at it over...

The Sauchie case has proper medical witness testimony which puts it miles ahead of 90% of the drivel people post here, so at least we're starting somewhere useful.

Hovering is the key word here - things that hover without visible means of propulsion are the genuinely interesting ones, the rest is usually Chinese lanterns or drones flown by some numpty down...

Bit outside my usual combustion beat but even I'll admit the 58 corridor data density is statistically odd - someone's clearly done the clustering work and it holds up under scrutiny.

Scottish Highlands is solid territory for this. Make sure you're logging dates, times, weather conditions, exact location coordinates (get a GPS unit, don't rely on mobile), and any other...

One person getting a bit too into it and buying sage from Holland & Barrett Feel personally attacked right now.

people promoting their dodgy courses or products This is what annoys me most. Someone makes some YouTube videos about crystals or ghost hunting and suddenly they're selling a £200 online course.

Two things about the Bodmin Beast that always get overlooked in these discussions. First: there have been credible sightings going back well before the 1976 Act, which complicates the escaped...