Simon’s observations of the St Margarets church visit. Date 16th March 2012.These are my personal thoughts and findings of the visit, I believe this was one of our most active visits so far on parallel with our Borley visits. On arrival a lovely clear night and Russell thought he saw a shadow move in front of the car. Within twenty minutes a mist had rolled in and remained with us for the duration of the visit. As soon as I entered the church grounds I had feeling of being watched and know I was being followed throughout the visit. I heard noises and chains rattling, and whistling during the evening. I was not surprised when we heard child like noises when we replayed the voice recorder the following day. Nearing the end of the visit I heard a very strange noise which made me feel…
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Ryan and Simon took Russell for a pre-visit to St Margarets church on the 25th February we always do this before a major hunt. This is to get the feel of the place and to look at the surrounding areas so we are familiar of the landmarks around the site.So there was nothing unusual on this day we took the EMF reader and walked around the site as we were speaking to some people in the grounds the EMF reader kept picking up and going off. We tried to explain this but thought it may have been our mobile phone so we all decided to switch off and the EMF reader returned to normal so we thought this was our mobile phones.As we walked around the site the EMF reader again…
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