This is a series that will make the hair stand up on the back of your neck. It is a series about the unexplained.... The real X-Files. It is about things that are seen and yet not seen.
The Romans occupied Britain for over 400 years. Two of the greatest Roman camps were at York in the North and Colchester in the East, this program tells two remarkable stories of modern encounters with the long departed legionnaires.
On a lonely country lane in the West of England a motorcyclist met his death in tragic circumstances. At a nearby inn a skilled psychic medium talks to the daughter of the innkeeper as she tells the extraordinary story of her encounter with the dead biker
Castle Leslie in Southern Ireland has been the ancestral home of the Leslie family for generations. The current family feel that they are living with the spirits of their long dead relatives.
Chingle Hall is a forbidding mansion house in the North of England, built on the site of an ancient monastery. Many people who have stayed at Chingle Hall believe that the monks of former times still occupy the site.
Between the Wicklow Mountains and the Irish Sea stands a small and lonely farmhouse that is the centre of some remarkable and disturbing paranormal activity. A young boy has drowned and we seek historical explanations.
The George Inn is an 18th. Century Inn at a small town in the North of England. It was the site of one of the most hair-raising tales of haunting and exorcism that we encountered of all our research.
The Bell is an ancient coaching Inn at a picturesque village in Eastern England. A couple that stayed at the Inn on their honeymoon found, to their dismay, that they were not alone in the bridal suite.
A young family living in a modern house in the North of England have their lives disrupted by a frightening paranormal visitor. Attempts were made by more than one exorcist to cast out the evil spirit.
Eddie Burks is one of Britain's most celebrated psychic investigators. We travel with him to a remote village in East Anglia where the local Baker has reported some bizarre happenings in the 16th century bakery.
