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Escaped exotic pets from the 70s explains a chunk of these but after 50 years you'd expect the breeding populations to be pretty well established by now, which is honestly the more interesting...

@patricia_ferraro cabinet above the kettle specifically is chef's kiss - that's the classic poltergeist move of targeting wherever you need to be functional in the morning.

3am is basically the witching hour's lunch break, so yeah that's not nothing. Had something similar at my old place in Manitoba, scratching and tapping inside the walls at odd hours, pest control...

I've seen loads of ghost hunters using those cheap EMF apps on their mobiles (the ones that cost 99p), and I'm wondering whether they're actually detecting anything real or if it's all just...

Report it to Transport for London if you haven't already. Even if it's nothing paranormal, electrical issues that bad are a safety hazard. Then maybe keep a journal if you use that carriage again.

I'm about 20 miles from Haworth - was out that night and didn't see anything, but I did notice my mobile was acting strange around 21:15. Thought it was just dodgy signal.

Pendle's brilliant any time of year but honestly the winter solstice up there is absolutely freezing and visibility is rubbish after about 3pm.

I think at this point you need to assume that any documentation proving extraterrestrial contact is permanently classified at the highest levels.

Rendlesham is properly interesting because it's not just a UFO sighting - there's military documentation, multiple credible witnesses, and it's never been adequately explained.