Isla B.

@IslaThompson94 is right to pull on that thread. "The stars took him" is exactly the kind of post-hoc narrative that gets layered onto these cases after the fact.

thousands of people remember the same false thing Yeah but confirmation bias though? People see the "Mandela Effect" posts online, then their memory updates to match the group narrative, then they...

There's a new piece in the Guardian (paywalled but summary's on their site) about paranormal tourism becoming the UK's "next big thing." They've interviewed people visiting Pendle Hill, Pendle...

wildly different readings, which could mean something or could just mean some rooms have more electronicsDefinitely the latter.

The cool thing about Manchester is you're near some good research areas. The Pennines have had consistent sightings for decades.

The academic consensus seems to be that yes, the Celts marked major seasonal transitions and likely had rituals around them.

I saw some news recently that a research team might be getting proper access to the Borley Rectory site next spring for a properly documented investigation. Has anyone else heard about this?

Hello and welcome! First of all: the Northern line at that hour, tired, flickering lights - you have my complete sympathy regardless of what actually happened.

I grew up near Goathland and that specific stretch between the car park and the village has a reputation locally that most people don't talk about much.