Across the UK, across continental North America and around the world on the internet by webcast

and by podcast, my name is Howard Hughes and this is the return of the unexplained.

Well, recording this at the beginning of week 8, I think it is, but you do lose track

of time of lockdown the sun pouring in through my window which is always good news.

And temperatures this week slated to rise to about 27 Celsius which is 81 degrees Fahrenheit.

I know that because I did radio weather forecasts and conversions for years of temperatures.

So a nice week by the looks of it and I hope to be able to get some fresh air simply by

walking out of here and just seeing what I can see.

I think it's important otherwise you do get cabin fever.

There is no doubt about that.

Now, what I'm going to do on this edition, a couple of items from my most recent radio show

that I think you need to hear.

The first one is Nick Redfern, the great investigator Nick Redfern in Dallas, Texas.

And we've been talking about his new book to do with Renglusschen Forest and the possible

alternative explanation to the events in 1980 at a joint British American air base that if you

been listening to this show for long enough you will know that Renglusschen Forest is up there

with the likes of Roswell as being one of the most fascinating claimed UFO cases in all of history.

In all of uphology. So Nick Redfern, the guest, on this edition and then one extra item,

something else from the radio show. Talking about the British Museum. Now, we know that museums

and public buildings like that that involve history, places like Hampton, Court in London or the Tower

of London, many places worldwide are claimed to be seriously haunted and are claimed to be venues

that are visited by serious paranormality. Well, a guy who was featured in the newspapers here a

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