Category: Places

The Zombie Book. Encyclopedia Of The Living Dead – Nick Redfern (Preview)

Zombies – How do you eat yours? The idea that the dead may rise and walk the earth is now a global phenomenon, but it’s […]

Review: Ghost Stories From The North Of England – Edited by George White.

  • January 12, 2014
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Ghost Stories From The North Of England Edited by George White £12.00 (Paperback) 366 pages The basis for this volume are the five pamphlets written […]

I Was Wrong…

Okay, so I changed my mind… In 1947, three UFOs crashed in Roswell, New Mexico. The Military recovered… erm.. one saucer-shaped craft and the bodies […]

The Berwyn UFO crash.

  • November 25, 2013
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Most people who are interested in UFOs will know about the Roswell Incident, in which an alien spacecraft allegedly crashed in New Mexico in 1947, […]

Enfield Poltergeist: New Evidence Spotted On Google Maps.

Found on Google Maps, this haunting image of what appears to be some form of spiritual energy is enough to chill ones very soul. The […]

The Russian Space Shuttle

  • November 15, 2013
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The Buran shuttle was a Russian orbital vehicle developed as a response to the US Space Shuttle. The Buran completed one unmanned orbital mission in 1988 before the programme was cancelled in the early 90’s.

My Biggest Fright

Looking back over my years of investigating the anomalous, I have to admit there have been very few incidents that I can honestly say have […]

Jack the Ripper’s first victim?

  • November 6, 2013
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Outside of the ‘canonical’ five victims of Jack the Ripper the murder of Martha Tabram is often hotly speculated as being the first known victim of the Ripper.

Paranormal Essex by David Scanlan and Paul Robins

  • November 4, 2013
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Paranormal Essex David Scanlan & Paul Robins Amberley Publishing ISBN 9781848684607 The thing that I like most about Amberley publishing’s books, are the covers, And […]

My Biggest Fright

  • November 2, 2013
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I’ve been involved in paranormal studies for 15 years, I’ve witnessed or been privy to others witnessing some profound things, luckily I’m a realist, I […]

Hermannsdenkmal

  • October 31, 2013
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Located in the Teutoburg Forest in the Westphalia region of Germany the statue of Hermann (or Arminius as he was known to the Romans) commemorates the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest in which the Germanic tribes under Arminius recorded a decisive victory against three Roman Legions in 9 AD.