In the winter of 1803, a strange phantom began appearing late at night in the streets of Hammersmith,

haunting locals and even physically grabbing them.

Within weeks, the village of Hammersmith had fallen into a full-blown panic.

Women refused to go out at night.

Men were patrolling the streets with guns, And by the time the terror was over,

one man would be dead and another on trial for murder.

But how could it escalate to this point?

If you shoot a ghost, can you kill it a second time?

Why can't I bring a snake on the subway? If anything, it's weird that we're underground, not him. All these questions

you can find the answer to on this paranormal life. Hello everybody and welcome back to this

paranormal life, the comedy paranormal podcast where every week we dissect a brand new paranormal tale

and come to the conclusion to figure out once and for all whether or not it truly is paranormal

Sometimes like last week we are looking at newly released UFO footage by the government and sometimes like this week

We're not doing that at all. We're going back in time to investigate some crazy paranormal cases that happened right here in the UK.

You know, Kit last week showed us videos of unidentified objects, the likes of which I've never

seen. After we recorded that episode, I cried in the bathroom for 45 minutes.

But this week, I'm actually bringing some cool paranormal evidence to the table as well, yeah, from a case that happened in 1803.

Will I be crying in the bathroom about it afterwards?

Possibly.

Maybe.

Possibly. I'm telling you, this is a case that we've never covered on the podcast before.

It's one of the UK's most famous, I would say, ghost stories because

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