MEET THE MOST HAUNTED TEAM PART 1: Why Does It Always Happen When We’re Around?
Paranormal Activity with Yvette FieldingShow Notes
A disused courthouse and police station in Accrington. The gates are locked from the inside and only two men are in the building. Then the doors start slamming. Footsteps run down empty corridors, and voices echo through the courtrooms. For forty minutes they chase the noise, convinced someone has broken in. Then they come back to find the camera and tripod they left in a corner have vanished.
For more than twenty years, a small band of brave, loyal and slightly bonkers people have followed Yvette Fielding into the most frightening buildings in the world. This week, for the first time, she hands them the microphone. Producer and director Karl Beattie, sound man Darren, cameraman Greg Smith, investigator Stuart and open-minded sceptic Glen Hunt gather around a table with a few stories of its own. They talk about something breathing in their ears at the Leopard Inn, with nowhere left to run.
They remember a wheelchair smashing across a corridor and a death rattle Glen can still hear to this day. Yvette is shoved back and forth in the human pendulum. A huge iron table floats, and a wooden floor rolls like waves beneath their feet. And there’s the chair that very nearly took Glen’s head clean off.
There’s laughter, a very windy dog called Watson, and the question the team still can’t settle: is something in these buildings listening to them, and choosing its target?
Why does it always seem to happen when the Most Haunted team walk in? Is it 100% belief, pushing out an energy something can feed on? Psychokinesis from the living, gathered around a table? Or something in the dark that’s independent, intelligent and capable of choosing who it comes for?
Listen, and decide for yourself.
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