Paranormal Features, Recent Ghost Sightings & Evidence

Throughout the first and second series of The ParaPod, Barry read out several badly researched and generally very poor rituals, here's the complete list.

Back in the summer of 2015 hundreds of customers forked out their hard earned cash on GhostArk, hailed to be the world's first all-in-one ghost hunting tool. Now, a year on, customers are still waiting for their orders and the company behind the product, Selekton Ltd and their CEO Massimo Rossi have gone quiet, leaving unhappy customers in the lurch.

A twelve-bed house has been sold at auction for more than £400,000 but the new owner best be warned as locals claim the Victorian clifftop property is haunted.

"30 years ago four scientists saved New York" but based on the reaction to the trailer on YouTuber, the classic spooky ghost busting franchise should have stayed in the past.

If you've been following the GhostArk saga over the six months, then you'll know that despite lots of delays I received my device in February but it was far from perfect. Well today a replacement arrived and these are my honest findings.

The ghost of a doctor who took his own life at the School Hospital Universitario in Honduras has surfaced online and it's pretty creepy.

Barry Dodds and Ray Peacock are back for a second series of their Chortle Award nominated podcast, this time around they've been talking about some of the most famous unsolved mysteries of all time.

Gary Jay spends a night in a seemingly normal council house in Yorkshire, but in 1974 the family living there was said to be tormented by a poltergeist.

Full time ghost hunter, Lee Roberts has caught a strange mist on some CCTV footage at an investigation, so what could this strange mist be? Well, a ghost of course!

This week the moment paranormal investigators have been waiting for. Irrefutable evidence of the existence of ghosts in a high quality video shot outside a store on CCTV.

As you've probably noticed, I've been blogging quite a lot about the latest piece of ghost hunting kit on the market but many people have asked why I spent my hard earned money on a device that I don't believe will work.

Probably the most famous paranormal researchers of all time. The husband and wife team investigated such cases as Big Foot and the Amityville haunting, and have been portrayed in the horror movie, 'The Conjuring'.

For me the music alone gave me goosebumps while the rest of the trailer has got me totally pumped in anticipation of the movie, like any good trailer should but I'm sad to see that on the whole the teaser has received a negative reception. The trailer video on YouTube currently has double the amount of dislikes and likes and the comments are full of criticism.

This is a test recording made using my GhostArk at the Black Swan Hotel in Devizes, Wiltshire.

This is a Rose, a doll I managed to get hold of which is supposedly haunted. I used the GhostBox’s 'radio sweep' function (also known as a spirit box or ghost box) to try to capture EVP.

A week ago I bought a doll from eBay. A vintage, 1960s, children's toy which cost me £12. I then re-listed it on the auction site as a "haunted" doll to see how bidders took to a haunted doll.

My friend decided to go and see a psychic in the famous Camden Market in London to find out about her future. I wasn't allowed to go in with her and when she told me about her experience, it became clear why he prefers his clients alone.

The first batch of GhostArks of reached their owners but there's still one thing missing and that's the online data analysis tool which was supposed to be available ready for the launch of the device.

I've had my GhostArk for about 24 hours now, so I've had a chance to have a good play with it and explore its features and functionality.

GhostArk, the world's first all-in-one piece of ghost hunting kit. The device's main features are a ghost box which scan radio frequencies, EVP recorder and a loop function for creating sound traps.