Over the past twenty years or so I have worked on countless cases of hauntings, ghost sightings, poltergeist outbreaks and other supernatural phenomena. The United Kingdom and Great Britain can justifiably boast some of the most famous ghosts in world history.
Some of these - it can certainly be argued - are the result of thousands of years of our islands being in continuous inhabited existence, images regurgitating over and over. After all, there are not many stately homes or palaces in England who do not boast of being haunted by one king or another - often when that particular royal was never seen near the place whilst alive! This is where folklore began. The cases I have a particular interest in are those with many independent witnesses, the more the better. Especially where people have had experiences without any prior knowledge of ghostly activity in the vicinity - regular houses, places of work etc.
You might find it strange that as a self-confessed sceptic I can say - I know that ghosts do exist. I've seen them. Of course I can tell you about them, but unless witness for yourself you can never really appreciate what it is to come face-to-face with a ghost, or at the very least witness their presence.
Don't get me wrong. I err of the side of conservatism when I proffer the idea that in my experience somewhere in the region of 98% of all reported hauntings are bogus, and of the remainder, one percent is questionable. But there is that final percent. The percent where I believe the answer lies.
The driving force I have is to seek out answers and ultimately provide veridical evidence of the existence of ghosts. A driving force which is deeply rooted in my own understanding - that to really believe, you have to see them.
And to really see - we sometimes have to be shown . . . . Click here to go to the pictures . . . .