Supernatural NEWS

Bedtime blues Before Investigating the most haunted house in Britain for her spooky TV series The Girl, the Ghost and the Gravestone, BBC presenter Sian Eleri believes she had a supernatural encounter herself. While living in a Victorian house in London, Sian, 28, recalls feeling as if there was something on the top landing that she ‘needed to show some level of respect to’. ‘Every night when I was turning the landing light off, I’d turn up to look at the top landing and say, “nos da” [goodnight in Welsh], and turn the light off and go to bed,’ she recalled. Vampire circus Archaeologists have unearthed the remains of a child from the 17th century found buried with a padlock attached to the foot. The disturbing discovery at a medieval…

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