Unexplained: Caught On Camera - The Black Dog In Grantham
March 13, 2021 1:00 AM ‐ Television • Paranormal
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Series Two, Episode Four - Saturday March 13, 2021
'Unexplained: Caught On Camera' brings us another collection of creepy unexplained clips featuring some of the strangest and most unexplainable phenomenon caught on camera by members of the public.
As always the clips are scrutinised by a panel of experts consisting of Jayne Harris, Ciarán O'Keeffe, Barri Ghai and Deborah Davies.
In the show's fourth episode we hear about an investigation in a haunted pub that goes beyond a joke when sinister laughter is heard, a cursed cupboard is captured opening on camera, something tries to share the limelight with a young dancer, and one man's walk in the woods take an extraordinary turn when he discovers an alien crash site.
The Spirits Of The Black Dog In Grantham
Rachel Parsons and her 10-man team, Retford Ghost Hunting, caught some of their best evidence at a pub in Grantham with a dark past. During their investigation they heard strange voices through their ghost hunting devices, which seemed to be saying "I was told to hang myself" and "I want to die."
The unidentified spirit then gave the ghost hunters their biggest scare yet, when they heard a sinister ghostly laugh echoing out of their ghost hunting gadget. Rachel said after, "I think it was a sarcastic laugh. It was like a horror movie laugh."
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The Cursed Cupboard Of Cornwall
TikTok Dancer Visited By Orbs
We then head up to Scotland and meet Nicola Paterson and 10-year-old Kayla. Nicola believes that her daughter has been visited by a ghostly phenomenon while she was shooting TikTok dance videos. The story was first reported in the Daily Record back in May 2020.
Kayla says that the spirits, which manifest in the form of glowing orbs around her, are comforting. Her mum thinks that it's someone special who's coming back to look over her, possibly drawn to the positive energy produced by her dancing.
Alien Crash In English Woodland
'Unexplained: Caught On Camera' continues next week on Really as part of the channel's #Freakend event, bringing viewers three nights of paranormal entertainment every Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
You can watch in the United Kingdom and Ireland as part of the Discovery family of channels. You can watch Really on Freeview (17), Sky (142), Virgin Media (129) and Freesat (160), plus YouView, BT TV and TalkTalk TV. Or watch previous episodes on demand on Discovery+.
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