MAY LISTENER SPECIAL: A Victorian Ghost, A Crying Baby & Signs From Beyond
Paranormal Activity with Yvette FieldingShow Notes
It's time for our May listener special!
This month you've sent in some truly spine-tingling encounters, and Yvette is here to get stuck into every one of them.
Jane shares the beautiful moment her late mum came to visit her newborn baby in the night.
Holly-Ann takes us inside her 200-year-old haunted home, where a white lady watches her work and a terrifying presence once warned her not to open her eyes.
Naomi recounts a holiday in a Spanish villa on the Costa Almería where a ghostly figure with an orange glow appeared at the foot of the bed and a phantom baby's cry echoed through the barn.
Helena reveals the heartbreaking sign her mum sent her at exactly 5:55am, and Jenny shares her Chinese grandmother's chilling warning about whistling at night.
Plus, Yvette puts your knowledge to the test with a Fact or Fiction all about the real-life Crime of Níjar.
Send us your stories at [email protected] and remember, things aren't always as they seem…
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