The West London Witch

Some hauntings are easy to unravel. Others are a tangled collection of strange events that refuse to fit together. When one family found themselves caught in just such a mystery, the Eastern Connecticut Paranormal Society stepped in to piece the puzzle together; and uncovered a haunting far more complex than anyone expected.

For our 100th episode we head to Britain’s most infamous haunted house: 30 East Drive. Said to be plagued by the malevolent spirit known as the Black Monk, this unassuming Yorkshire council house has terrified investigators, inspired books and films, and cemented its place as one of the UK’s most enduring hauntings.To celebrate 100 episodes of storytelling, we’re joined by a very special guest: Bil Bungay, co-writer of The Black Monk of Pontefract and producer of the chilling feature film When the Lights Went Out. As the current owner of 30 East Drive, Bil brings unparalleled insight into the house’s dark history, its unexplained phenomena, and what it’s truly like to hold the keys to England’s most notorious poltergeist property.From the original Farrar and Pritchard family hauntings to modern-day encounters, Bill guides us through decades of terror, myth, and mystery; revealing behind-the-scenes secrets, personal experiences, and why the legend of the Black Monk continues to grip the world.A landmark episode deserves a landmark haunting. Join us as we step into the haunted halls of 30 East Drive… if you dare.

Deep in the heart of Virginia City, Nevada, stands the Mackay Mansion, a gilded relic of the Old West, steeped in opulence, tragedy, and restless spirits. Once home to one of America’s wealthiest silver barons, this elegant estate hides a rich legacy within its ornate walls. From the ghostly laughter of a long-departed children to the chilling presence of The Shadow Man, countless visitors have left the mansion forever changed.In this episode we unravel the history of the Mackay Mansion and the intersection of gold rush glory and the past refuses to stay buried.

Welcome to the Season Six Premiere of The West London Witch!This summer has been an explosive one for the paranormal community. The internet has been alight with controversial rumours surrounding famed ghost hunters Ed and Lorraine Warren and their most infamous artifact: the Annabelle Doll.The drama has been so sensational, confusing, and far-reaching; so much so that I reached out to the Warrens’ grandson, Chris McKinnell, to uncover not only the true origin story of Annabelle but also her enduring legacy.

There is no place more famous on earth for its connection to witchcraft than Salem, Massachusetts. Today we are hopping on our broomsticks as we dive into one of New England’s most chilling legends—the infamous Curse of Giles Corey. Viral TikTok sensation and graveyard wanderer Grace, known to her followers as Graves with Grace instagram and Goodnight Grace on Tik Tok, guides us through the shadowy history of Howard Street Cemetery in Salem, Massachusetts—a place steeped in sorrow, vengeance, and whispered curses.Accused of witchcraft during the Salem Witch Trials, Giles Corey met a gruesome end—pressed to death under heavy stones. But before he drew his final breath, Corey is said to have uttered a curse that would haunt Salem for generations. Since then, his ghost has reportedly been seen before major tragedies, and a dark legacy hangs over the very soil where he died.Join us as Grace unravels the mystery, explores the cemetery’s haunted past, and reveals why Giles Corey's curse may still echo through the cobblestones of Salem today.

Every now and then, a story grabs me and won’t let go. That’s what happened with the Boulder Jane Doe. After reading about the case and discovering Silvia Pettem’s powerful book, and her appearance in Web of Death on Disney+, I knew I had to speak with her.Silvia isn’t just a gifted author—she’s a masterful storyteller whose passion radiates both on the page and on screen. Her dedication to giving the Boulder Jane Doe her name back after 50 years of anonymity is nothing short of remarkable.Please enjoy this beautiful journey to give justice to Someone's Daughter.

Have you ever wanted to load up in your 1960's VW Bus withyour best friends and travel the world solving mysteries? Sounds like fun, right? Throw in a Great Dane and endless pizza breaks and I think you could be onto a great TV show! However, in all seriousness, there is something so joyous about paranormal teams that come together to explore the mysteries of the other side. Today members from VPS, Vancouver Paranormal Society, join us to share some of their favourite boo moments. From cults to the mob, to haunted residential schools this episode has it all!