Pieter Harris

@StormMoonlit792 welcome to the forum, good to have someone from Northumberland on here, that area has a long history of unexplained sightings and you're in the right place to talk about it. Don't...

Right, read through the new guidelines and most of it makes sense. The bit about requiring GPS coordinates for outdoor locations is a good shout actually - saves everyone arguing about whether a...

Never been to Briar Hill specifically but you're absolutely right that the lesser known Ohio sites often punch well above their weight compared to Waverly.

Never been to Kentucky myself but we get similar reports over here in Wiltshire - big black cats spotted on the plain, near Stonehenge, out toward Amesbury.

Decent case to start with, @FoxQuirk. 50 Berkeley Square is one of those stories that holds up even when you dig into the sources, which is rare for Victorian haunting accounts.

Interesting pattern, and not one I'd entirely dismiss. I'm primarily a ghost hunter and EVP man myself, but I've been reading through the BORD (British Organiation for Research into Dogman)...

They'll detect electromagnetic fields - that's not magic, they actually do that. Problem is: literally everything emits them. Your phone, your WiFi router, your wiring, power lines.

You're not missing anything. Rendlesham is interesting BECAUSE it's ambiguous. Servicemen reported something real - that much is clear. But what it was?

Dave thinks it was a large deer walking in a weird pattern. I think Dave is wrong.Dave is almost certainly right, mate. Sorry.