Bate Hall Maccelsfield

Margam Castle Port Talbot Ghost Hunt

Swansea War Museum Ghost Hunt

Seen in both of these photographs, has all the earmarks of being spooky looking heads. The correct town or city where these were taken isn't known however accepted to be some place in Mexico. These were shared on the web and stay both strange and convincing. Definitely, on the off chance that anybody was sitting or remaining almost one of these, they would be gone nuts quick!

The Blue Ghost on the container of a vintage Ouija board

The mirror that belonged to Captain Edward John Smith is expected to sell for over $12,000

Hi everyone, I wanted to first off introduce myself, I am Chris a member of the DeadLive team and I have been helping DeadLive since 2013 previous to this I was doing private investigations to strange occourances in people's homes
During my time doing the ghost hunts and investigations I have witnessed first hand or taken the picture/video footage myself and some strange occourances which I have later thought about what it could be possibly have been. These have been at some of our event locations which I will be talking about in the future.

I myself work on researching Physic tools/devices used in the paranormal these would range from planchette's to ouija boards to Automatic Writers as well as having a interest in Tarot cards However my main focus is studying pictures/video footage and looking at what equipment is used and what could trigger it which I will give examples of in this blog and for the future.
The equipment used for ghost hunting includes the standard k2 meter that was made famous by most haunted tv show starting back in 2002.
This device is a EMF meter (electro magnetic field) used traditionally by electrians to detect live electrical wires to avoid damage to themselves. This particular device is a single axis which means it can pick up electric signals from left to right or right to left.
The down side to this bit of standard equipment is that mobile phones and radio signals can interact with the equipment resulting in fake readings.

Today I would like to talk about Gwrych castle in north Wales which is owned and being restored by the Gwrych castle presevation trust.