Delve into the most legendary paranormal cases that have captivated believers and skeptics alike. These famous hauntings have become part of supernatural folklore.
An in depth look at the notorious Pontefract poltergeist that plagued the Pritchard family in the late 1960s. We examine the events, witnesses, theories and lasting legacy of what many call Europe's most violent poltergeist case.
An in depth examination of the Ancient Ram Inn at Wotton under Edge, exploring its medieval origins, reported demonic and poltergeist phenomena, investigations, sceptical critiques, and continuing legacy as one of Britain's most controversial haunted buildings.
The real story behind the infamous Annabelle doll, from its origins as a simple Raggedy Ann toy to becoming one of the most feared paranormal artefacts in the world, housed in the Warrens' Occult Museum.
An in-depth examination of the Bloody Mary legend, tracing its historical origins from Queen Mary I through modern folklore, analyzing the psychological and cultural factors that have made this mirror ritual one of the world's most enduring supernatural traditions.
An in-depth examination of Borley Rectory's claim to be England's most haunted house, analysing the documented evidence, controversial investigations by Harry Price, and the subsequent debunking by the Society for Psychical Research that revealed the truth behind Britain's most famous haunting.
An in-depth examination of the Enfield Poltergeist case that occurred at 284 Green Street, Enfield, between 1977-1979. This comprehensive analysis covers the documented events, key investigators, evidence, and the ongoing debates surrounding Britain's most famous paranormal case.
An in-depth historical and investigative look at the Green Lady of Tulloch Castle in the Scottish Highlands—tracing the legend's medieval roots, documented sightings since the 19th century, and how a supposed tragic love narrative evolved into one of Scotland's most romantic ghost traditions.
A documented examination of the Grey Lady of Dudley Castle, tracing 400 years of reported apparitions, the Civil War tragedy that birthed the legend, photographic claims, televised investigations, and the competing historical and sceptical explanations behind England's most publicised castle ghost.
An in-depth examination of the reported hauntings at London's Langham Hotel with a focus on the enduring legends surrounding Room 333, tracing the hotel's history, eyewitness claims, investigations, sceptical perspectives, and present-day status.
An in-depth historical analysis of the 1872 abandonment of the brigantine Mary Celeste, examining the documented facts, investigation records, competing theories, and how a routine maritime case became one of the most mythologised 'ghost ship' legends in modern culture.
An in-depth historical and paranormal examination of the 1612 Pendle witch trials in Lancashire – exploring the social tensions, the accused families, the court proceedings, and the ghost lore and hauntings that have grown around Pendle Hill over four centuries.
An objective examination of Pluckley in Kent and its long standing claim to be England's 'most haunted village', assessing the historical record, reported apparitions, investigations, folklore growth and sceptical challenges to the legend.
An objective examination of the major real-world cases linked to Ed and Lorraine Warren that inspired The Conjuring film universe, separating documented facts from later myth, and assessing the evidence and criticisms surrounding their legacy.