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Thank you so much for being here, and I really hope you enjoy this episode. As a young child, I had a very active imagination.

As an adult, I am very skeptical about ghosts and the paranormal.

But as a seven-year-old child in the early 90s,

I remember seeing and witnessing stuff which a rational mind would conclude to be impossible.

Regardless, I remember such events.

In some instances, I was with other individuals who too shared my experiences of these paranormal sightings,

who also have profound memories of them to this day.

In the 90s, my family owned a small village pub called the Crown Inn. The establishment is situated in the English countryside. Like many

public houses in England, the Crown Inn was very old and at the center of many tragic stories, including murder.

I would spend many hours exploring the Victorian building whilst my brother played with his friends in the village, and when my parents worked.

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