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In 1945, an elderly farm worker was found savagely killed on the slopes of Meon Hill. His body was pinned to the ground with his own pitchfork. Rumours spread that this was no ordinary murder, but a ritual killing rooted in old English witchcraft. In this episode, I investigate the chilling case now known as the Pitchfork Witch Murder: the killing of Charles Walton in the Warwickshire village of Lower Quinton. I’ll explore the original police files, local folklore about the "Black Dog" of Meon Hill, and the theories that have surrounded this case for decades – from witchcraft, ancient stone circles to occult sacrifice. We’ll also look at the role of the famous detective “Fabian of the Yard”, and ask why this brutal crime remains officially unsolved.

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What happens when you are trapped in a tiny apartment with a presence that wants you out? In this witness-collaborated case file, we examine an aggressive haunting that took place entirely within the claustrophobic confines of a small flat. Unlike subtle residual activity, this poltergeist-like phenomenon turned hostile, leaving the witness cornered with seemingly no escape.

We analyse the escalation of activity and the terrifying reality of a haunting in which the walls feel as if they are closing in. This is a story of entrapment and a fight for territory against an unseen force.

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Most hauntings are tied to a location. If you leave the house, the activity stops. But for one man in the UK, the phenomenon wasn't attached to a building, it clung to HIM. In this true paranormal documentary, we investigate a rare case of lifelong paranormal attachment that followed a witness for decades, no matter where he moved. Based on corroborated testimony and told here for the first time, this report documents the psychological toll of a haunting that offered "nowhere safe" to hide.

We analyze the timeline of events and the witness's struggle to understand why this presence refused to let him go.

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