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  • The Drummer of Tedworth

    Drumming could never be considered a rarity – there have been many percussionists throughout the world and down through the ages, some distinctly more talented than others… …but of all the Dave Grohls, the Keith Moons and Rick Allens who have delighted fans with their rhythms, no drummer has inspired and intrigued a nation and…

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  • Time Slips – A Comprehensive Overview

    Time slips involve individuals experiencing temporary shifts to different time periods. Unlike time travel, they are often spontaneous and short-lived, with individuals returning to their original time without physical transition. Multiple documented cases and scientific theories suggest that time slips provoke fascination and debate in paranormal and psychological research. These experiences challenge our understanding of…

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  • Luds Church

    Luds Church

    Luds Church, a deep chasm in Staffordshire, England, is believed to have been a sacred place for early Pagans due to its natural phenomenon on the summer solstice. It was used as a place of worship and a hiding spot by the Lollards in the 15th century. The site has various legends and historical connections,…

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  • Scratchy Fanny: The Ghost of Cock Lane

    The legend of Scratchy Fanny, the Ghost of Cock Lane, emerged in 18th-century London. The Parsons family claimed their house was haunted by the spirit of Fanny, leading to public hysteria. Investigations unraveled inconsistencies and ultimately accused Richard Parsons of perpetrating a hoax for financial gain. The story endures as a captivating chapter in paranormal…

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  • Spring Heeled Jack.

    Spring Heeled Jack.

    In the heart of Victorian London’s dimly lit streets, a figure emerged, striking terror into the hearts of its residents. Spring Heeled Jack, a phantom-like character, transcended the boundaries between reality and folklore, leaving an indelible mark on the collective psyche of the era. This elusive and mysterious being became a spectre haunting the imaginations…

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  • The Drummer of Tedworth

    The Drummer of Tedworth

    Drumming could never be considered a rarity – there have been many percussionists throughout the world and down through the ages, some distinctly more talented than others… …but of all the Dave Grohls, the Keith Moons and Rick Allens who have delighted fans with their rhythms, no drummer has inspired and intrigued a nation and…

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  • Solving the mystery of Roman London’s headless bodies

    For the past 150 years, a mystery has surrounded part of the City of London, where an unusually large number of human skulls were discovered, but without their bodies.Was there a death cult in Roman London? Some sort of ritualistic sacrifices going on? Veneration of human heads decapitated from their owners? Victims of Boudica’s rampage?…

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  • Jack the Ripper Strikes: Mary Ann Nichols

    Her throat had been cut from left to right, two distinct cuts being on the left side, the windpipe, gullet and spinal cord being cut through; a bruise apparently of a thumb being on the right lower jaw, also one on left cheek, the abdomen had been cut open from centre of bottom of ribs…

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  • With Apologies to J.M Barrie. A Short Story.

    If I should die before I wake… I walked through the cold night air, a mere shadow slipping between the light of the streetlights, ignored by all who might have seen me. Did they see me? That’s the question that I’ve asked myself many times, for so long, and to be honest I have no…

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  • Aleistor Crowley – The Wickedest Man in the World.

    Born Edward Alexander Crowley on the 12th October 1875 in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire. The self proclaimed Great Beast of the Apocalypse is regarded by some as the greatest magician of all time.

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