Filed under: contested evidence

Borley Rectory: The Rise and Fall of “The Most Haunted House in England”

By Gary |

For two decades it was “the most haunted house in England” — ghostly nuns, a phantom coach, poltergeist activity, and Harry Price’s famous investigation. Then a 1956 SPR reassessment, and a key witness’s later admission, unravelled almost everything.

#borley rectory #british hauntings #contested evidence #essex hauntings #ghost investigation #harry price #marianne foyster #most haunted house in england #paranormal history #peter underwood #poltergeist #society for psychical research
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The Alex Birch Sighting: Sheffield’s Flying Saucers, Forty-Two Years Apart

By Gary |

Sheffield, 1962: a schoolboy’s photograph of five saucer-shaped objects makes headlines, then decades later a second photograph of a similar object appears — this time over Retford, analysed by Kodak and the Ministry of Defence. Forty-two years apart, neither case has ever been fully resolved.

#1962 ufo photograph #alex birch #andy roberts #cold case sightings #contested evidence #david clarke #flying saucers #fortean times #hoax confession #kodak photo analysis #ministry of defence ufo files #retford ufo #sheffield ufo #ufo sightings #ufology
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