UK is ‘operating out of ghosts’ as outdated spirits dying off, paranormal professional says
Britain is facing a ghost shortage as ageing spirits are passing over to the “other side”, according to a leading paranormal expert.
Dr Paul Lee believes that the UK’s spectral heritage is in serious decline as many ghosts have become dormant or moved on.
The paranormal researcher and author shared: “Since January 2020 I’ve been contacting all the reportedly haunted locations on my app, and asking if the residents, owners or staff have experienced any unexplained activity.”
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He continued: “So far I’ve had almost 800 replies and even some supposedly highly haunted places like Conisbrough Castle in South Yorkshire, the Ettington Park Hotel in Stratford said to be one of the most haunted hotels in the UK and Fortnum and Mason in Piccadilly, say they haven’t experienced anything in the last few years.”
Dr Lee added in the 2020 chat with the Daily Star: “But it does seem as though many famous ghosts are either dormant or have faded away or moved on.”
He suggested: “It could be that a spirit had a natural source of energy to begin with which has dwindled away over time, leaving them without the reserves to manifest anymore.”
However, Dr Lee, who hails from Fairstead, Norfolk, and holds a PhD in nuclear physics, offered a glimmer of hope, stating: “It may be that ghosts can be recharged.”
He concluded: “You sometimes hear stories of ghosts suddenly appearing again after many years’ absence.”
The staff at Sheffield’s iconic Meltdown bar have called in a team of experienced paranormal investigators after noticing lights and TVs switching on by themselves, along with a “ghostly sighting.”
Following an increase in these eerie occurrences, the staff at Sheffield’s Meltdown bar sought the help of experts who conducted a thorough investigation of the potentially haunted venue.
WAH Paranormal, the group leading the investigation, suggested that the bar’s extensive history could be a reason for the supernatural activity.
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