Ghosts of Cannock Chase: Terrifying reports of paranormal activity from the UK’s most haunted town (Lee Brickley's Paranormal X-Files)

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Police records have seen people report sightings of strange lights or UFOs over the chase - such as November 4, 2009, 6.45pm where a ‘bright white blinking light’ was seen going on and off every two or three seconds. It apparently stayed for around four minutes before disappearing.

The jury deliberated for less than two hours on the afternoon of 18 February before reaching their verdict at 4:28p.m.: Morris was found guilty of the attempted abduction of Margaret Aulton and the rape and murder of Christine Darby. [86] He was sentenced to life imprisonment, with the judge simply informing him: "I do not intend to keep you long or make any comment about this terrible murder. There is only one sentence, as you know. Life imprisonment." [6] [n 11] The paranormal activity at the Lyceum was said to have been so bad that in 1969 an exorcist was called in. No wonder it's the 29th most haunted place in the country. The Leopard Inn - Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent A hooded figure has been spotted in the cellar, said to be linked to the original chapel, whilst playful spectre ‘Charlie’ likes to hide stage props. Haunting Nights Ghost Hunts are a team of experienced event facilitators, ghost hunting mediums and historians who have joined forces to bring you this brand-new concept resulting in the ultimate ghost hunting experience. Lane, Brian (1991). The Murder Guide to Great Britain. Robinson Publishing Ltd. ISBN 1-854-87083-1.Some walkers have even reported hearing music in the distance, which Higgypop said “is thought to be the ghost of William Lawes, King Charles' court musician, who was shot down by a parliamentarian.” Tatton Old Hall - Knutsford, Cheshire There are few people who are unaware of the legend of the Burslem witch Molly Leigh in Staffordshire. It’s believed there are around 10 ghosts at the town hall, including a Victorian woman cleaning near the main staircase, a thin man rushing through the tiled corridors and a newly-wed couple who seem to be continually reliving their special ceremony in one of the grand rooms. I can honestly say now that this is by far the most convincing piece of evidence to prove ghosts exist, I have ever captured.”

The naked body of Margaret Reynolds lay just inches away. Her body was severely decomposed, and none of her clothing was ever recovered save for one shoe. As such, pathologists were unable to determine her cause of death. [31] Aside from traces of semen found upon and within Tift's body, no forensic evidence was recovered from the crime scene. [32] Police records have seen people report sightings of strange lights or UFO’s over the chase - such as November 4, 2009, 6.45pm where a ‘bright white blinking light’ was seen going on and off every two or three seconds. It apparently stayed for around four minutes before disappearing. For hundreds of years, the area has been experiencing some crazy paranormal activity and supernatural phenomena. From child spirits and the pigman to ufo’s and werewolves, its mystical pedigree is known worldwide. Stories of numerous suicides and possible overdosing have become the stuff of urban legends. Strange voices and visions of fleeting shadow people are mainly reported – along with a number of other strange tales of cloaked phantoms that chase people from the foreboding caves, screaming as they leave. Raymond Morris died at the HMP Preston health facility of natural causes on 11 March 2014 at the age of 84, [100] having spent the final 45 years of his life in prison. Ten days before his death, he signed a disclaimer rejecting any further active medical treatment and specifically stating he did not wish his family to be informed of this decision. [101]

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Oruye, Rebekah (13 May 2010). "From the Archives: Was Little Christine Just One of Raymond Morris's Victims?". Birmingham Mail. Birmingham, England . Retrieved 23 July 2012.