wobbly_badger

Did you get any photos? Video? That's the first question anyone's going to ask. Without evidence it's just an anecdote, no matter how genuine you think you are.

The way I control for this: I investigate the same location multiple times across different seasons, different times of day, with different team compositions.

Honestly the sceptics on here are mostly quite polite? I've been on other forums where they're absolutely brutal. At least this lot will have a proper discussion instead of just being dismissive.

Rendlesham is brilliant for sightings partly BECAUSE of the history. The 1980 incident created this expectation, and now people are more alert and more likely to report anything unusual.

I watched the live debate. What wasn't in the Hansard record is the body language - the Defence Secretary looked genuinely uncomfortable. His press officer was passing him notes.

Thank you for bringing some sense to this. Borley's a classic case of legend overtaking reality. Price was basically a paranormal showman, and Borley was his masterpiece of self-promotion.

So I've been reading the classic paranormal literature - you know, the stuff people cite as evidence that ghosts are real - and Borley Rectory keeps coming up.

Worth mentioning that Pendle's under heavy tourist traffic these days. Lots of people walking about, phones, cars parked nearby. Environmental interference could be masking genuine phenomena.

You should mention the legal side of thermal imaging. In some contexts it can be dodgy depending on what you're pointing it at.