Haunted Places

A BBC photographer has caught on camera what appears to be the ghostly image of a man sitting on a chair in the attic of the Edward Jenner Museum in Gloucestershire. Adding to the mystery is the fact that there"s no actual chair at that location."A ghostly image has been snapped at a museum prompting speculation that the spirit of the English scientist Edward Jenner could be haunting his former home.A photograph seems to have captured a hazy image of a man sitting on a chair in the attic of the Edward Jenner Museum in Berkeley, Gloucestershire."

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Britain"s most haunted village has cancelled Halloween this year due to villagers being fed up of all the ghost-hunters and revellers who arrive there causing a disturbanceat this time of the year."Halloween has been "cancelled" in Britain"s most haunted village.

Pluckley residents are fed up of being invaded by hundreds of ghost-hunting revellers, causing vandalism and traffic chaos. "

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A paranormal investigation team has captured images they believe to be of a ghostly judge at Dorset County Museum.Photographs and video taken during the investigation reveal the figure of a man believed to be the infamous Judge Jeffreys in the museum"s main hall. They also photographed what they believe to be the ghost of awoman with a cape around her neck.

A group of investigators from Weymouth have released the findings of their investigation into paranormal activity in Dorset County Museum in Dorchester. They have photos which they believe to be of "hanging" Judge Jeffreys and local fossil collector Mary Anning in the museum"s main hall.  

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New film "The Haunting in Connecticut" tells the chilling story of a family who in 1986 rented a house in Connecticut that turned out to be an old funeral parlor, the series of paranormal events that followed were both terrifying and mystifying. But while the movie claims to be based on true events, how much truth is there tothis claim ?"The new film "The Haunting in Connecticut" tells the story of the Snedeker family, who in 1986 rented an old house in Southington, Connecticut.

Allen and Carmen Snedeker moved in with their daughter and three young sons. While exploring their new home, Carmen found strange items in thebasement: tools used by morticians. "

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