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Continue reading →: As a believer can be blind to believing, can a sceptic be too blind to their scepticism?Yes, just as a believer can be so deeply rooted in their faith that they become oblivious to alternative perspectives or evidence, a sceptic can also be so entrenched in their skepticism that they fail to consider the possibility of valid arguments or the limits of their own skepticism. Both extremes…
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Continue reading →: Why do people still investigate the Paranormal? When there is no evidence that ghosts exist?As an investigator, this has been a common question recently that I’ve been asked a lot, and I can see why people want to know the answer to it. I can’t answer for all that investigate the paranormal, but what I can do is answer it for myself! What I…
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Continue reading →: Do you find dolls creepy? psychological Reasons why they may spook you!!If dolls give you the chills, you’re not alone. Many people think they’re scary but rarely ask why. Dolls have been around for thousands of years, dating back to the earliest civilizations. Many cultures used dolls in ceremonies, rituals, and forms of witchcraft. Ancient Egyptians used them to represent evil…
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Continue reading →: Crow Hill Standing Stone (Menhir) – Bramcote, Nottingham – Nottingham’s Forgotten Stone.Hidden amongst the trees on a hill in Bramcote Hills Park is a standing stone historians believe dates back to the Bronze Age. It’s use or why it’s there is a mystery. It’s believed it could have connections with the nearby mystical Hemlock Stone, which is another rock formation which…
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Continue reading →: The Grave of The Heaviest Man in England – Daniel Lambert (1770-1809)After seeing a picture that Dark Antiques had for sale of Daniel Lambert (1770-1809), who was renowned as the HEAVIEST MAN in England, I had to pay his grave a visit as it wasnt to far from myself. Daniel was born in Leicester and took over from his father as…
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Continue reading →: Sybil Leek | Britain’s Most Famous WitchWhen we think of Staffordshire and witches – the Most common and Legendary witch associated to that part of the UK is Molly Leigh, however in later years another witch gained popularity around Staffordshire and the UK and her name was Sybil Leek. Sybil claimed to be a descendent of…
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Continue reading →: The Soul Trap TheoryThe Soul Trap theory seems to me abit of a new theory that only seems to have surfaced within the last couple of years. I only came across it today after scrolling social media and happen to stumble across a video on it. So what is The Trapped Soul Theory…
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Continue reading →: Alicantes Most Haunted | Preventorio de Aguas de BusotI can not believe its took me quite so long to write this blog on one of the most interesting and fantastic buildings I think I’ve ever visited, Preventorio de Aguas de Busot. Preventorio de Aguas de Busot is situated in the province of Alicante in Spain set high up…
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Continue reading →: We Went to Visit The Buxton MermaidA few months back myself and Aimee headed to Buxton in search for the Buxton Mermaid… Did we find her? Yes we did, however of course she isn’t a real Mermaid but her story is attached to two nearby sites to Buxton which are named as Mermaid Pools. Studies under…
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Continue reading →: Communicating with The Ghost Of Elizabeth SheppardEarlier last year I decided to head to Thieves Woods located in Nottingham to investigate with Aimee a location I have investigated and written on before. I did not tell Aimee where we was going, what or who we were investigating. I simply got her in my car and told…
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Continue reading →: The Mysterious Buxton Boot TreeOn Tuesday, coming back from Stockport, I passed the most unusual tree I think I’ve ever seen (and that’s saying something as I’ve seen a lot) located on the A515 towards Ashbourne. It was a tree full of shoes and boots hanging from the branches… It was that strange I…
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Continue reading →: Shoe Prints on a Grave… St Wystan’s Church – ReptonLast week, I visited St Wystans church located in Repton, Derbyshire, in the UK. Upon exploring the graveyard, I came across a grave that was quite unusual – it had shoe prints all over it. It had no other markings other than shoe prints of various different sizes – no…
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Continue reading →: Bob’s Rock – Stapleford, NottinghamToday, I had a lone stroll to Bob’s Rock located in stapleford Nottinghamshrie, a less known sandstone cave amongst many in the Nottinghamshire area. It’s been on the list to visit for some time and managed to locate it with the help of a dog walker. Now surrounded by what…
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Continue reading →: The Wing Maze – OakhamOn the edge of the village of Wing in Oakham, is a cut turf maze – technically a labyrinth- that measures 14m across and is believed to date back to the medievel period. It is a listed ancient monument believed by some to be over 2500 years old. However, who or…



















