Chris Howley

For episode 7 we were in the Ardennes – an area of forest and hills bordering Belgium, Luxembourg and France with towns and villages that date back centuries. It is well known for its beautiful landscape, and also for the savage fighting that took place here during World War 2. The Memorial at the Schumann Nothum crossroad in Wiltz, Luxembourg. This memorial is at the head of the trail leading to the foxholes in the woods at Schumann Eck where numerous American and German sol

In this episode we investigate paranormal activity in Heidelberg, Germany. Dating back two thousand years and one of the oldest cities in Europe, Heidelberg has long been a hot spot of paranormal activity. Heidelburg - a view from the castle our location is the peak of the hill opposite We began our investigation in an ancient monastery, built on a site that stretches back to Roman times and earlier. Some local experts believe the monastery is on a leyline - an invisible spir

In this episode the team investigated paranormal activity in one of Belgium’s spookiest cities, Namur which has a long history of warfare. Our first stop was the massive stone fortress called The Citadel where we explored the dark labyrinth of tunnels below. No visitor can miss the Citadel of Namur, dominating the hill at the convergence of the Meuse and the Sambre. The huge stone fortress is not just a local must-see, but one of Belgium as a whole. It is the site of the olde

April 1st 2017 was the day of ASSAP's Seriously Investigated Conference held at the University of the West of England (UWE) in Bristol. The format for the day was as follows:- What are we afraid of? What do ghosthunters see in the dark? What is the best gadget for Ghosthunting? Historically such questions would be answered using interviews or surveys. While the information gathered is of interest, modern technology allows us new insights into Ghosthunting methodology and lar