Paranormal Kent

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The tale originates from a fatal crash on the road in 1965, when bride-to-be Suzanne Browne tragically died along with two friends. I heard her saying, ‘It is going to be OK’, but I did not feel I could say to him that his mum was there. Jane Munro, 49, and Ed Hodgkinson, 51, from Ghostly Encounters We do not have many guests at a time due to the sound pollution as it interferes with the equipment,” Martin explains to me. The 58-year-old said: "He looked like an ordinary member of staff. I was going to say goodnight but then he disappeared into the wall." The house now remained empty until another tenant could be found but despite it's vacant state strange sounds were still heard coming from within. Mrs Margaret Harrison who had been resident at No 14 for three months regularly heard the sound of heavy footsteps ascending the stairs at all hours of the day and night. One night while alone in the house scratching was heard from under the bed and a large booming sound which proved too frightening for Mrs Harrison and like her neighbours she and her husband eventually quit the house.

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On other occasions, the phantom of an elderly woman can be seen. It is believed that she accidentally set herself on fire while sleeping. The Schoolmaster the drinks can. The light anomaly (center) is on the right hand side of the steel door coming down. This little known haunting of a 1930's council house involved three separate families for a brief period during the 1960's. The case took place in 1962 in the town of Northfleet, near Gravesend twenty miles southeast of London.One afternoon Mrs Essex was sitting in the living room when they both heard what sounded like footsteps and the dragging of furniture coming from the bedroom above. They called Eric who was in the garden and all three of them rushed upstairs only to find no one there. John Flaxton, aged 17 on the night that all hell broke loose, was accompanied by three friends, including 18-year old Mervyn Hutchinson. As they walked along a lane running by the park – after returning from a local Friday night dance – the group of friends became aware of a bright object moving overhead, which they at first took to be nothing stranger than a star. How wrong they were. The Common land is said to be haunted by a few ghosts, including a large drunken woman who shouts at people as they walk by. The men and their wives were in Scarberry's car between 11:30 p.m. and midnight when they spotted the creature near the old power plant adjacent to the old National Guard Armory buildings. Amy Pugh says she was nearly blinded by the powerful lights of a large disc-shaped craft hovering above her neighbour's house .

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Interest in the paranormal increased when Most Haunted first started,” he says, referring to the TV show which intermittently ran from 2002 to 2019. The young men said they saw the creature's eyes, which glowed red, only when their lights shined on it. And it seemed to want to get away from the lights. Susan was due to marry a RAF technician the following day but her Ford Cortina spun out of control and collided with a Jaguar heading the other way.It was a bright and gold oval”, one of the boys reported. “And when we moved, it moved. When we stopped, it stopped.” That was not necessarily a good sign! When I arrive on Saturday afternoon in the Bilsington Priory car park – a puddle-riddled patch of gravel littered with horseboxes – the rain is pounding on the windscreen and the strong wind is throwing branches onto my car. There are conflicting reports about the suicidal gentleman, but he was possibly an actor. Another thespian ghost is reputed to be responsible for creating strange floating lights around the stage. It is strange that a place that had no history of paranormal activity suddenly becomes active for a period of about four years which caused three seperate families to witness such frightening events to leave their homes. Laying eyes on the beast as it roams around the grounds is thought to bring misfortune on the witness.