The Fanthorpe Investigations
The Moving Coffins of Barbados
In the fishing village of Oistins in Barbados, a number of lead coffins have been said to move around the crypt in which they are contained. With a heavy marble lid requiring four men to move, the vault was opened for the burial of family murders in 1808, 1812, 1816, and 1819 with each time the coffins having shifted position, including being turned upside-down and moving several feet.
The Monk and the Coin
At Norwich Cathedral, there is rumoured to be a ghostly monk has been seen frequently kneeling where the records are kept. He had been observed trying to get something up from the ground. Later building work recoverd a silver groat from between the tiles of the cathedral, which was later sold for a good sum of money, which was put towards the cathedral funds. However, since this date, the monk has no longer been seen.
The Croglin Grange Vampire
Croglin Grange, near Penrith, is home to a story about vampires. Surrounding brothers Mike and Ed Cranswell, and their sister Amelia who are leased the single-storey building. When Amelia is attacked and bitten, the conclusion is that it was a vampire who forced its way into her room. After a trip to Switzerland, the creature returns and is shot in the leg Ed. The Cranswell then trace it to a vault in a nearby cemetery.
The Green Children of Woolpit
In the quiet village of Woolpit, Suffolk, a theory persists that if the country is in trouble economically or militarily. Two children in the twelth century were reported to have green skin and clothes and spoke an unusual language. They also report that the children had difficulty eating normal food, and their original home was called St. Martin's Land.
The Catacomb Phenomenon
In the catacombs of St. Callixtus, a party of fifteen people enter the catacombs. However, while taking photographs, a strange figure appears which appears to have a curiosity before fading. The figure was also seen later at a hotel, before also fading and never being seen again. The figure is believed to be a priest who conducted funerals in the catacombs many years ago.