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Hello, and welcome to the show, the first show of twenty twenty four.
Happy new year, everybody, another year we'll be You'll get a little
bit older now as this show is going out on January eighth. Everyone knows
I'm a big Elvis fan who would have been eighty nine today. Happy birthday,
Elvis, wherever you are, right onto this show, the first of
twenty twenty four. I have another lady guest that I have had the pleasure
of meeting a couple of times. She runs her own show as well,
and her show has been award nominated also, and it's called Paranormal Path and
her name is Jacqueline Dixon. So I take great pleasure in welcoming Jacqueline to
the show. Jacqueline Dixon. Hello, Jacqueline, Welcome to the show.
Hi David. How are you. I'm fine? Thank you. I hope
you're okay. In the new year. Oh yeah, cool, Yeah,
it start you on last year, so hopefully new year news start and all
that. Yeah, and what a fantastic year twenty twenty three was, you
know, in the paranormal sense. I know, there's been a lot of
other stuff going on that's lot so good. But I mean I've had a
very interesting year the perill sense of things. I know you ever as well.
We've both been nominated for the GP and Award, I know, different
categories. Head. Yeah, that's looking at Yeah. I was surprised by
that because I just do it. You know, I've done a podcast for
about and a half years now, and you just do it. I did
it because the COVID, you know, I didn't what to do, and
like Neil was startting it up, and I thought, yeah, I'll have
a go and sent an audition piece to Kelly Alice and you had to audition
for did Yeah, I had to audition and like, oh gosh, that
first one I did, Oh my gosh. And now it seems forever,
doesn't it on your first one, On your first one one, my first
ones, I was doing two hours and then I did three two l ones
I think it was. And then then I decided what I'm going to do
is do an hour every week, and still was it? It was,
oh yeah, it was two hours every two weeks. So what I said,
I said, I'll do an hour every week rather than two hours.
There be two weeks. I thought it might be easier that way. But
now I'm down to one show every two weeks now, but I do then
I'll do some specials in between sometimes, so well say specials, they're sort
of extra ones where you've got too many guests backed up and you're sort of,
you know, you sort of try to make a special out of it.
But anyway, that's that's kind of the way I'll do it. But
anyway, twenty twenty four looks very promising. So I don't know where we're
going to feel with this GPN Awards, which is the Ghost Planet Network Award.
I think you're up for the podcast. The podcast one you'll put yours
is part of the the GPN, isn't it, whereas mine's an independent one.
Yeah, that's right, So we're not we're not strictly against each other.
But so I was amazed to be nominated myself. Well I'm sure you
were as well. Well that's it, you know, to be honest,
the nominations came out, I didn't really look, and somebody make Well Bank
from New Zealand actually contacted me and said, oh look at this. It's
like, oh my gosh. Yeah. So I know everyone shared it about
anyway, but to actually end up in the results, the end results,
I was amazed. I was in the last three for it. So even
just to be nominated is actually winning anyway, with the winner low it is.
You know, somebody's like pot out for you, haven't they have nominated
for them? You know, I'm so grateful really, when you're thinking about
the hundreds of podcasts are all out there, it's quite amazing coming on the
final three. Brilliant. Anyway, we don't want to keep waving around about
your your your podcast is called Paranormal Paranormal Paranormal Part So tell us a bit
about that what You probably come with much the same sort of thing as I
do, don't you. Yeah, I just picked well, I just I
don't know. I just select people throughout the field, mainly paranormal, which
is the area I know more, but then uthology, cryptids, things like
that. So like some of the topics intrigue me. But at the same
time, if you speak about a topic, if you really don't understand it,
it's hard with the questions, isn't it, you know? And that's
I need to kind of push myself more. I think in that direction.
I have speak spoken to Preston done it three times now and is absolutely amazing
on uthology that side of things. And yeah, I mean it's one person
or I haven't had a more show yet, but I think he's some yeah,
incredible and you know the people who have the knowledge and all these different
aspects of paranormal and it's great, isn't it. Conversations and everything. Yeah.
No, So I know you had some rising guests and I think you've
probably metted you. You probably had similar ones to me and Tom's. But
so I know you do a lot of events as well. I know I
do understand that recently you are quite a big event that ended up in the
newspapers as well. Yeah, it's so well. Basically I interviewed Tony Ferguson
on my podcast and at the time he mentioned he was going to Scotland.
And I went to Scotland in September and I was just putting up a tent
at Klayan Castle and realized that he was posting photos of Killeen Castle. Turned
out he was up there so I can'tacted him and said, oh, yeah,
you're right there where I am. You know, I'm on the camp
site there. So he sort of said, oh, you want to come
and meet me. So suggested like half an hour drive down the coast and
near Girvan direction and we met up in this cave with Debby who was with
him, and we did this investigation and we got help. We did five
minute vigils each. So I stood in the cave of said oh, you
know, if you're here, can you make a sign? And a stone
got thrown or it sounds like a stone got thrown. Nobody else in the
area. Tony and Dabi were outside outside the cave. Only of the sound
was the sea. Well it certainly wasn't that, and then the footage just
went viral sort of thing, and then they ended up in the papers through
that, and then I got invited to the nunnery. So there were nine
of us a lot of time. Well, we worked together at one stage
and then split up and he put some footage out none swearing or well,
swearing at the nunnery. Yeah, I'm not quite sure if it was nouns
or who it was, but yeah, they was swearing at Manunna and that
was it kind of went viral. It's ended up in the US UK papers.
So yeah, it's very exciting, really, isn't it. It's it's
different. Some of what the press say is odd, Like you know,
they gay the paranormal experts. That's a great big no. But you know
they've got to sell their papers and stuff, haven't they. So yeah,
very but oh my gosh, it's just an amazing night, it really was.
And what Natalie does with these locations. She takes on these locations mainly
abandoned, makes them safe and then cares for them and then paranormal teams come
in. So it's just incredible what she does. Mm hmm. And how
do you look on your events when you go to them. Are you looking
for scary things or actually looking for to rescue spirits and what be in trouble?
I'm I'm looking for more personal experiences. I'm looking to try and get
a story. I've been doing development eight nine years, and I can sometimes
communicate personally with them, so I can sort of pick up I get images
and ahead things like that and sort of have some sort of communication with them.
But then, you know, I like mixing with different people as well,
a combination of different energies, So I just basically want to know,
you know, who they are, what's happened to them, and if there
is a way that can help them. Sure, because you know, you
get all these locations and you get new people in every week or every night
in some locations and think, oh, here we go again. But you
don't want to be that person asking the same questions, do you? And
a lot fall into that trap, you know, as do I you know
sometimes because I host events as well. Yeah, like where do you start?
But I'm just intrigued And it's a history, isn't it? Absolutely?
Yeah? The history of these places probably really interests me more than anything,
you know, right, So you did they have like a paranormal events sort
of way back in the past sort of thing. Well, that's right,
like Victorian era, wasn't it when it started doing seances and things like that.
But you really, you know, we really don't know what sort of
happened in the past because it's not a sort of topic which could be mentioned,
is it. No. I mean generally do you do you get things
happening on every every sort of investigation? You do? Yes, And I
know and I know a lot say you can't possibly, I don't know.
Energy is the people I work with as well, So you know, I
do go on public events and you know you might get K two flashing or
something like that. That's fine. I do try and tap in obviously to
the energies of spirit and try and stop pick up information from them. And
if you can get a name and a date then it can be validated.
That's fantastic. If I can hear the stories, that is amazing. I
had a really strange I picked up on a very strange story in Shepton Mallet
and that was really kind of heartbreaking. So basically, there weren't many of
us there and I sat where the prisoner sat to receive a visitor so I
sat there and I picked up on this gentleman. I was going to film
it, but then I started picking up on a case and something what had
happened so basic. He made out that was in the wrong place at the
wrong time, that was walking by, and basically this woman was murdered and
it's near a park. And I do know more details, but I'm not
going to give because it was about nineteen seventies, so you think his family
is probably still around, as are the victims, so I don't, you
know, so I'm not mentioning too many specifics. But he kept giving this
information out. And I saw various features as well. I saw a lake,
and I saw swans on the lake, and I saw what happened to
this lady. But while he was telling his story, he kept, you
know, he kept making out, you know, he wasn't guilty and everything,
but the more he said it made it obvious he was. And it
seemed that I was probably the first person ever that he told the real story
to through mediumshit, which you know, and I think it's like he wanted
me to tell the victim's family that it wasn't deliberate, it was an accident,
and I think that's probably why he can't rest. And you know,
he just saw me, you know, he told me what happened. And
but you know, it's not a sort of thing you can sort of go
up to if you can ever find the family. That is, I have
tried googling. I wouldn't contact the family unless no, well, I don't
know, but unless I wanted some closure, you know, because you wouldn't
You wouldn't sort of go up, would you. So you know, I
did have a look because I was given the name of the park and things
like that. But yeah, it's just interesting. But right at the end
of it, i'd got SB seven and twice as clear as anything, it
came out I must apologize. And it came out that twice really, so
it's not as if it was picking up a radio because it wasn't picking up
any of the sound, and it was so clear. Got me to come
twice as well. I was saying, that's ry exactly. I don't tend
to use SB seven. So that's really the only only proper evidence I've got
from one and I didn't record it. So but yeah, it's just a
fascinating story. But oh my gosh, so sad and if you're picking up
on something like that, you know you're not to make judgment either, are
you. It's really weird because you do communicate with these evil people in places.
Yeah, and you know, and sometimes the images can be rather graphic
as well. Yeah, yeah, well I'm saying, yeah, I mean
I'm not psychic at all. Well, I mean we're all a little bit
honest. Yeah, you can learn, you can open up. I always
thought that if I went to a location, I need a brick throwing at
me before you know, I'd realize anything was around me. I don't know,
you know, eight years of shutting up and things. So yes,
you're you know, is that kind of when you were when you didn't have
any sort of childhood the experiences at all, or did you have things you've
forgotten about that? Not, to be honest, I would have been too
scared. I think if there was a ghost around, I would have been
too scared. I wouldn't have been able to handle it. And the same
with this sort of thing, you're only given what you can actually handle.
Yeah, So I would have been too scared. And mediumship found me before
I lost my mom, So I just kind of did it for a laugh
in a way because there's a local group and they're doing ghost hunting once a
fortnight, mediumship once a fortnight, and I thought, oh, I just
do it for the ghost hunting inside of things and the medium ship that,
you know, I thought, no, I cared. You know, anyone
can say, oh, there's a John there, he likes blue, so
I thought, you know, because people do cold reading as well, don't
they. So you know, I weren't impressed. But that and a couple
of meadings came out with the same story and I thought, yeah, okay,
it's a load of rubbish, but so you were actually a non Bluba.
Yeah. I didn't believe in mediumship at all. And the only mediums
I've ever seen was I went to an event in two thousand and three and
there's a medium. We're there and they're on the stairs of a location.
They're waving their arms like like they got possessed and they got whatever character coming
through them, and it's just laughable, you know, And it really didn't
help me to believe. And in a way as well, I was scared
in case you went to a medium and they say, oh, yeah,
you're going to die soon, or which you tell you, yeah, that's
it sort of not allowed to you know, they phrase it differently or they
wouldn't be shown that sort of thing as well. But you know, and
I just did that and then slowly, you know, started picking up on
things a bit, and it's a bit like strange and yeah, so it
is fascinating, it really is. When you had me on your show a
little a few months and I told you the story about when I was with
the Purple Mister, I've mentioned it several songs all the show, so I'm
not going to go through it again. But but yeah, that was kind
of my young I just wondered if you might have had, you know,
something like that happened to. You know. The weirdest experience I think was
as a teenager. So you know, you meet someone, we're still at
school, so we just used to walk around at night, you know,
you walk down the streets and stuff, and there's a little village and then
we went over a field and we're just walking back and I looked back and
within the trees there used to be a house, and I just felt that
this girl was looking at me through the windows of the house, and I
felt like I had to walk towards it, I felt like I couldn't stop
looking at it, and it's really weird. And then I found out,
like because I'm trying to write a book as well, that the house was
actually not down in nineteen sixty eight, so like no way on if you
know, because this was like the eighties, so it's just weird, how
you know. I felt like something was watching me, and in my mind's
eye now I can see her like looking at me through through like a window
with bars on it sort of thing, just looking and yeah, so I
don't that was like I didn't mention it to my boyfriend at the time because
it's just random, you know, like somebody, Well, yeah, the
house don't even exists, so that would have been worse story, wasn't it
not the time? But yeah, I know you said you did it for
a laugh. Actually yeah, beginning in my mind, you were probably guided
actually to actually get an interest in it, because you must have had some
sort of an interest anyway. I was interested in the paranormal, so it's
the once fortnight paranormal that was interested in because I had In two thousand and
two we watched Most Haunted. So that Christmas in New Year me and my
X made a New Year's resolution to find out if ghosts existed. So we
actually had internet at the time and we had a personal computer because he worked
in it. So it went on and actually booked two events. One was
at Derby Jail Jason Carl a ghost walk. One was that the Galleries of
Justice in Nottingham, which was a ghost hunt. So they were like the
first paranormal events I did. So yeah, and I just we did get
things through, things we couldn't explain. It's really scary when you do the
first one as well at the time, you know, now when something happens,
Yeah, I mean yeah, as teenagers, did you actually do the
Wigi board and things like that, like most of us did that wouldn't I
really wouldn't know. Now, I think I was scared of ghosts in a
way, scared of the thought of it. Yeah, yeah, I think
Imon mentioned this on your show. We used to do the Wisi board and
we had a friend who didn't believe in it. There was my girlfriend and
her friend and her boyfriend sort of thing, and he didn't believe in any
of it at all. And one night, I mean I probably told this
story before, So yes, to excuse if you've heard it all, but
yeah, one night we said to him, look, you go sit in
the corner over there, get a piece of paper and write something on a
piece on the piece of paper and we'll see if pick of ask the spirit
to tell us what it is. And he said, oh, you know,
I'll do it. You know, he's sat in the corner right he
was made sure we couldn't see it. And we started asking that the well,
basically we're saying it was you wi baard what it was? It was
all paper was put around the table in a glass. That those basically the
way we used to do it. Anyway, this the glass started splitting out
g u n. After we'd asked what's what you'd what he'd written, and
he went he went white because what he did he held up his bit of
paper. He hadn't written the word gne. He actually draw a picture of
Oh wow, yeah, you know that was actually we all looked at each
other in amazement and think, wow, that was that? That that is
some evidence, because there's no way that we could see what he'd done,
and he knew we couldn't see what he'd done, so we all sort of
looked at each other in amazement. Really that was like a yeah, yeah,
it's quite well coming. If you think about it's quite an unusual thing
to right or or even draw really, I mean I think something more common
would have been a car or a ship or something. You know, that's
right, But your first experience can be scary because if you are in denial,
something to happen and it's like, oh, okay, yeah. We
did have some scary one where the glass used to spin around the table really
really fast, you know, call numbers off the table or that, yeah,
trying to try to throw itself off the table. And we always used
to light a candle as well in the middle and we'd find the flame going
right up high and then going right down I was almost going out, and
then go right up high again, you know, as more evidence type of
thing, you know, because we'd ask we'd actually ask the spirit if it
could do something with the flame, and it would do that. The flame
would go right up and then go right down as if it was going to
go out, and then clear right up again. It's quite amazing, but
that was my kind of earliest experiences. But anyway, I'm getting coded away
because this is your show not but yeah, I know you mentioned the Noting
now the Nottingham Halls of Justice or is it the Justice Museum. I know
it was the galleries if just that's right. It became I forgot the National
Justice Museum now when I was a sixth form I did government and politics at
or sixth form. I don't know why. I think it's just tickbox really.
And as part of that, we actually got to watch a trial at
the court which is now the galleries of just National Justice Museum. So it's
fascinating. So it's a big trial and we went in. We sat at
the top, you know, overlooking the proceedings and everything, and we saw
people get sworn in and everything. So it's really interesting. Sereal trial.
You don't think anything of it, you know, you're there, it's a
court. And then years later to actually be going around looking for ghosts.
It's a bit different, isn't it. It is here. I've been there
twice so far. I understand I'm going there again next year as well.
But was it you You were the same time as me, weren't you?
Yeah? Yeah, yeah, we did that. Brian Kino was over,
wasn't he. Yes, I had a bit of an issue and I know
why now. Yeah, a spirit got far too close to me, and
it was in the ladies. Ladies, there's some room in there whether you
used to put the women prisoners who were pregnant, so we used to leave
them in there. And then it's also where I had one of my first
paranormal encounters as well, which is odd, but yeah, in there and
one of the spirits got too close and I couldn't really shake him off.
And I managed to walk from there, which is like near the basement,
so you've got a lot of steps, a lot of corners, and it's
quite amazed to get back to the baseroom. So I made it all the
way up there to the baseroom, walked in, got marched out straight away
because my eyes look black and I've got something with me, so they've actually
looked after me, you know, just took me outside so I could free
himself with this light energy. Because like Brian Kane like witnessed it as well,
I thought, oh my gosh, you know, but you know,
it's a goost something and it is what happens. And yeah, it turns
out that that place is a massive link to my past life. So I've
just sort of worked out exactly what did happen in my past life. It
is a long story basically, but I used to well my second both past
life, I was based in Nottingham once in the twelve hundreds as a peasant
and the second time was in the eighteen hundreds, and he actually worked for
the judge. So there's a judge John who if you ever go to a
National Justice Museum, he often makes an appearance here or so makes an appearance
at the Robin Hood Legacy and two of the pubs as well in the town,
which are all opening his day. Yeah, I've heard about that.
I'll just interrupt you apparently, don't if you get a transfiguration medium. He
actually starts to change his face, doesn't he John. Oh yeah, it
is nasty. He's been to my house before. Yeah. So yeah,
I've got links for the past life and if I mentioned his stories sometimes he'll
come close to me. But basically I was just chatting about my sort of
experiences with him on one of the podcasts and one of my friends Patricia and
Farah says, you've got a link to the Galleries of Justice and you were
hung there And it turns out that actually worked for this just John I used
to take money. They used to do cock fighting in Nottingham and he used
to take money. I was a male at the time and I don't know
what happened, but I was called up to trial and that's as far as
my past life got because I bailed out because I thought, yeah, you
know, a medium said I'm going to be hung and I'm not going to
go that far up with it, you know, so I pull myself out
of the past life. But he's sort of like when I went to the
galleries, he just did hang around me and you know, just feel his
energy and he didn't get overpowering at times. And it now turns out I
did go once and Gary Fields was tuning in and I went and sat in
the judge's chair and then Gary, you know, he was miles away,
probably where he lives, and then he put on the Facebook. At that
time he's cheesed off. Now, well, he didn't know I'd god and
sat in his chair, so we had a sneaky sit in the chair,
then go back to join the group and then look at my Facebook and that's
it. You know, he'd said he was cheessed off, So even Gary
Fields was picking up the energy, and Gary picks up the date that I
died in a past life as well, eighteen sixty eight. But when you
look at the history, nobody was hung then and it's only recently. Mandy
Wessel, haunted historian. I got herd to look at his name because I've
done a lot of investigations and he's come through. And he came through somebody
in trance once and he gave his name as John Black, and he wasn't
happy about mentioning his surname, but he also mentioned other things. He asked
a series of questions, and years later I asked the same questions and got
the same answers through as well. And one of them is like do you
read and write? And it's no, Like you'd always expect for some reason
or judge to read and write, but for whatever reason he doesn't didn't.
So you know, whether it's money and power in those days, you know,
it's a different way of living, wasn't it. You know? Who
knows? Wow? And then Mandy West one day, after finding out the
information of his name and everything, she contacted me and she she's she's a
medium as well, and she says I've got a link here to Nottingham Caves
and your past live. They started reply and said, yeah, Nottingham is
full of caves, you know, they're everywhere, and and then I said,
oh no, and all of a sudden I clicked that I was probably
thrown in the ubliet so basically in aubliet. So an ubliat is basically generally
in a castle. So what they do they just throw people down the hole
with no food and stuff and just leave them to roll. I don't think
i've heard that word before. Yeah, so they're just thrown in and that's
it, you know, just left to starve and die basically. And as
soon as you know this, I thought this is it, and my hairs
were standing on the back of my neck and everything, and you just kind
of, I don't know, it just made sense. So then I googled
and found out that the Ubliette was actually discovered in twenty fifteen and they actually
wanted funding to actually go and check it out because obviously it hasn't been looked
at and the odds are the remains still there. So it's well on hell
of a weird story. When I told Mandy West the story. It took
me about an hour because there's there's so many like things that have happened within
my paranormal journey what link into it. There's so many coincidences. It's really
odd, but yeah, fascinating, it really is. So when you when
you mentioned the gallows that you were hang, remember seeing those gallos gallows in
there? Yeah? There wasn't I down a hole. That's what I'm saying.
When you said you were hang, remember seeing those Yeah? Yeah,
thinking well you you're probably hung there. But obviously the gallows are actually on
the step up front, so as you go into the building, you've got
all those steps. Yeah, so that's where the original gallows were. So
see, yeah they've moved them. Well they're just yeah what they might have
hung people around the back as well, But generally with this sort of thing,
it was a great public event. You know, it's great fun.
Wasn't it something to do on a whatever day? Yeah? Yeah, yeah,
it was. It was you know that, Yeah, stay out?
Wasn't it for him? I imagine? I thought most people deserved it.
So the go out and enjoy the water. Oh yeah, I must have
steal a loaf of bridge or something. Yeah, but that happened, doesn't
it. Yeah, it's terrible. I think I mentioned I had an event
there with Malcolm Robinson. Actually, Malcolm, we were actually coming up from
down what I told you this before already, But we were coming up the
steps from the downstairs because they've got like cells down right down the bottom and
there's the steps that come up back up to the courtrooms. And we were
coming up in the dark, so it was pitch dark. We were coming
up the steps and all a sudden there was a sharp crack behind us.
Because I remember you mentioned about the stone in the cave, a similar thing
happened there with us. There was a sharp crack on the steps behind us,
and we both sort of startled and we both looked at each other,
but what the hell was that? And Malcolm got his I think it was
his phone. He got out and he shot it down the steps and we
saw a stone, or Malcolm saw a stone sitting in the corner. Wow,
and we wondered if it was there. He picked it up and it
was warm. That's brilliant. You know he's still got that stone apparently.
But oh, I didn't you see I found the uli at We kind of
know where the location is and there's a really horrible cave right at the bottom
of the nash was just this museum, Yeah there is. It's yeah,
it's just it's disgusting, isn't it. It's got this like mannequin thing,
but it's not a manech and it's like rags, and it's that's right in
the dark as you walking, really grow someone's standing there. Yeah, that's
right. I think the thing is with that that stone. But what we
what happened with us? Now, normally if you throw a stone or concrete,
you hear it bouncing, you know, not just one sharp crack.
So I can only assume that what what Machael picks up and that was warm
we could I'm only assuming that's what it was. It calls that crack.
We couldn't see anything else around that could have caused it. So Malchael seems
to think it might have been some sort of a but it's actually in the
book, actually the Paranormal Case Folds of Great Britain, volume three. I
think it is. Yeah, that was that was my experience that not even
ares of Justice and the Wall, the galleries of Justice, justice music.
But when I went, when I went just off a cave. There was
actual there's a grid and that's where the ubiliet was, all right, Yeah,
so we had a stone thrown us there. So we found the stone
and that was quite big in the building. So just as you come out
of the cave, you've just got a metal grid and that's about where the
ubliet is. And you heard this stone here and like we couldn't work out
where it had come from. That was the thing, And like it was
quite a way in the war wall where there was possibly where the stone would
come from, but it would just fall down to the ground. It wouldn't
come in that direction. It was just too this nowhere above where the stone
was where it would have fell from, if you know what I mean.
And it was just too far away. Other than it being thrown, it
was just interesting. Yes, obviously I didn't get it on video. No,
no, of course, no, no, you don't get things on
that. Do your own video. No working on it. I've started bringing
the camera out with me, so yeah, I see what I can and
get. But yeah, so what so we never really had any things happening.
So you were young, when you were young, so were you interested
in not horror movies and paranormal movies and stuff. As a ghost, I
kind of watched horror movies. H yeah, you kind of watch them,
all right. I laughed at the Exorcist. I went to see it when
it came out out again, so the first time they allowed it back in
the cinemas, I just found it so funny. It was just our dear.
But yeah, yeah, I know I've had it's funny. I never
found it funny. I must have been always thought it was. It was
a good field its day. Yeah, but I didn't watch it in its
day, you know, because it did band it prages, didn't they Then
when they brought it out again after it had been banned, it was,
you know, it was. It's kind of I guess. Yeah. It's
kind of quite dated by them, wasn't it. I suppose I just found
it weird, to be fair, Maybe I didn't believe it. Maybe you
know it just yeah. No, Also, ask you do you believe that
there are such things as demons and things that need exercising? I don't know.
You can get spirit near you. How many exorcisms were actually required?
What? What where an exorcism is required or if it's a mental health is
she. I don't know. I know people who have had had to have
help in the houses, and I believe their stories, and that's it,
isn't it. But yeah, I don't think that there were as many as
what occurred sort of thing. They might have occurred, but maybe they shouldn't
have had might have been a logical reason relate to the person rather than circumstances.
Yeah. I think the majority of spirits that we come up against,
I'll say we, in a general sense of us all go out on things.
They use your other mischievous spirits or bad tempered spirits or just normal people
like all of us. Yeah, that's right. There are other things around.
Yeah, that's right, you know. And if you get angels,
maybe get demons as well. You know, I haven't. I did take
part Neil does see demon files. It did take part in one of those,
and it was a live one, and I did get imagery of something
I couldn't explain, so I can't. I can't quite remember now. I
think it had like kangaroo legs sort of you know how the legs bend sort
of thing rather than human and then not necessarily not overly, no, just
seeing like the dog's legs really like Little Paul's you know, like kangaroo yeah
that way, yeah, and like with a sort of human body sort of
thing and something else. And but the imagery did match the picture that they
got for that particular demon. So you know, I just got that image
in my head and that was fascinating and the energies felt weird, and but
you know, it's in a interesting thing that they do. You know,
they just took question things and research basically. Yeah, it's fascinating. Yes.
So when you do on your on your paran or investigations, what are
the things you normally do? Do you do things on table tipping or or
is it usually just asking questions? Right? Okay, So I do bekome
quite a few public events to get to a location because I tend to go
out every week. Obviously they can't afford to book my own location all the
time. Or it's also the safety aspect, like if you go out of
the open in the public, then you don't know who's going to turn up,
and you know it's not always safe, is it? And the weather
as well. So if I do go on public events, I try and
keep away from the table tipping or the board primarily because sometimes people push them,
so I don't want to waste my time, you know, So I
do use equipment sometimes, but in an ideal scenario when I try and sort
of find out, you know, if anything is around, I just like
to stand there and work with energy sort of cool spirits sort towards us.
See if we could sense anything, smell anything, pick things up things like
that. Sometimes pick up like injuries or illnesses things. So that's interesting.
Yeah, and you know if even like if you work with like minded people,
you know, I will occasionally use a board with like minded people because
you know they're not going to push it and you know what's going to come
through as right. That's yeah, trust, don't you. Yeah, that's
it. Yeah, I think we will. We all think we will.
Well, most of us have developed a ring of people we know we can
trust. You know, you know that you're not going to be played about
with them. Oh yeah, So do you do sort of most of the
local stuff or do you travel around? Right? I have got a dog,
so it does restrict me. Oh yeah, if I didn't, then
I've been less restricted. I did go to Scotland for two weeks touring.
I just met up with paranormal people and went to locations, so I'm usually
going out within an hour of my house. I did, obviously go to
a nunnery that's one and a half hours, which is it's driving home at
night. What's the problem? You know you finished there about two in the
morning, went to McDonald's after. So then you're setting off and it's an
hour and a half drive and it's eighty five miles. It's a long way,
isn't it when you're on your own. But yeah, I think after
that journey, no, that I can do it. Then I might sort
of go further afield next year. How do you come up with with you
where you're going to go? Do you do you sort of study where you're
going to go for the week or just drawn to it? Scotland Yet,
when I told Scotland, I went to locations at interest and I went I
think the whole of the trip was to get to Clodon. I also wanted
to go to Locknest and meet Steve Felton, who actually lives on the bank
of Lockness. He actually left the rat race and just sort of stuff it
and got a caravan and lived on the banks of Locknest. Trying to find
if he lives, you know, is alive basically, And I sort of
met him maybe thirty years ago, and I went up recently and he was
there and it's lovely to chat to him. I'm still there. Yeah,
it worked, you know. Yeah, so you know everyone does the day
today and you know, you all got your issues with jobs and things like
that. He just thought sold it and he did it. And and the
fact that it's survived. He makes his little netty figures and that basically keeps
him going. So has he ever seen this, No, he hasn't.
Personally, a lot of people take evidence to him, and obviously he chats
to a lot of people as well. So where is fun is. It's
on a beautiful beach. You can go swimming from there as well, right
on the shores of lock NEETs and the view is the view is stunning.
Been there? Yeah, if I have no that's you only got to find
him myself. Oh bless you. Yeah. We went there in the fifteen
I think it was we went to Scotland. We told aloud Scotland. Yeah,
so had I known that found himself? Yeah? Specifically, Well,
I was staying on the shore of Lockness right near Bolskin House and his partnership.
I went there as well, went into the cemetery which is interesting,
the Phraser Clan cemetery just underneath the house that's got it's really beautiful and it's
got some really famous ghost stories there. I was actually invited by the Scottish
Ghost Company or one of their events and they're actually on They're actually on the
GP and Awards as well. Oh fantastic, which is really nice. Yeah,
it's just a stunning place. And I met up with the Phantom Seeker's
paranormal Whispering Spirits. I met up with Hornted Ackland as well. I joined
mark World Bank there and oh, it's just beautiful just to meet up,
to travel around together, to go to these fantastic locations. Yeah, and
then on the way back I met paranormal in history Scott Mathewson and Louisado.
So I met quite a few when I was up there, and it's just
lovely just to meet like minded people and it's not all about investigating, you
just getting out and about and just seeing people. And I've even been to
a party in Walsall. Because when to be paranormal organized something where they're doing
a pub crawl and that was brilliant. And you just get to know people,
don't you, through face it? Yeah that's while I was driving,
but yeah it is. But you know, you just get to meet people
on Facebook and then you actually meet them in person, and it's just brilliant,
isn't it. You and I know each other really through Facebook and then
we met each other at the Yeah, but we did actually bump in the
galleries of National at the time. No, we didn't know, that's it,
But yeah, it's just fascinating, is it. But it wasn't you
know? That parafest was brilliant, wasn't it? It was good church at
least at least the next time. If we're bump into each other, we
know who we are. We know we are, you know who you are.
But yeah, yeah, I know that's it. And it's amazing how
you do get to know people over Facebook. And it's got his good bits
and it's got his bad bits, but which we won't go into. Yeah
that one. No, I mean I can thank Facebook for me for making
contact with loads and loads of really good friends and people that are right events
and stuff, you know, so I can't really quit criticize it for that.
Yeah, it is wonderful. It's funny like when I got Facebook,
people said, oh, yeah, you know, never meet up with people
who you meet on Facebook, you don't know the exists, blah blah blah.
Well there I am. You know all those rules have gone out the
window, haven't I. Oh yeah, you know. I mean a bit
loads of lucky bit a few rotten ones as well. People yea glad to
see the walk come by? Yeah, definitely, I think we all get
those definitely. Yeah. It's just so fascinating though, isn't it. And
you don't know what you're going to get from one time to the next.
No, that's it. Really, you said you read You're right in your
book. I mean, any idea when it's going to be coming out.
God started in twenty twenty. I think I thought I finished in twenty twenty
two. But editing is the issue. I also had doubts sometimes you think,
well, can I really do people want to read this? Well?
So you know that another part of it was down to the past life regression,
because I've got like loads of things coming together on that. But it
just it just I just hadn't got the ending for it. I don't know,
it just seemed incomplete, and I don't know, it just didn't seem
right. Now I'm actually off between Christmas and New Year, so I think
I'm going to try and work on it, get on with it, because
I was going to try and bring it out by the parafest, but yeah,
that didn't happen. So then you sit with it for a bit,
you know, you spent some hours at it. Then you put it down,
and then you have to start again, don't you. Yeah, no
doubt you will get to me. So it's almost complete. Really, you
just sort of call it five thousand words. That's good. You know,
you're just looking for a way to finish it. Yeah, I've kind of
finished It's it's just about reading through, that's all. And now you know,
I've got a bit to have from what happened, you know, when
I went to a nunnery that time, because you know, you know,
it's just fascinating what evidence you can get. Yeah, whenever you've not got
a good friend that you can sort of go through it with you, she's
kind of busy how to give her access to it? So I have got
personal works for a publishing company. Yeah, I don't know. I just
kind of feel I need to do more first before it goes anywhere. Yeah,
and it's a shame that you've done all this work on it and you're
sort of, you know, you need to put a finger out. Really
it needs to be completed, it does, you know? You know it's
that you see that first I think I wrote, and I put a lot
of stuff in it, and then because you don't know how you're going to
write that many words, and then when you read that, you think,
why I've written all that rubbish in there? Because I wrote I sometimes added
a bit of history to the location, you say, And then he thought,
well that's kind of irrelevant, so I've got rid of that. And
then it changed bits and then things change, and yeah, your ideas change
as well, don't they your thoughts. I try it. I've tried to
write it as as I did from like my foot first thoughts, when I
sort of went to my first investigation what my feelings were. Then if I
can, you know, you can recall them to some degree, because you
already remember the first time you did something. And then yeah, yeah,
I've got to get on with it. I'm off between I'm sure you're I'm
sure break Yeah. So are you going to be going to any big events
in twenty twenty four? Well, I hope to be going to the three
Para Meets, which Neil's doing, so yeah, I hope to be helping
out there. Going to York as well, go to visit the Castle Museum
doing no I would like and I need to go to York. I keep
promising myself for every year, So maybe I make twenty twenty four a visit
to York. Yeah, but to investigate the Castle Museum, which is like,
wow, I hope the Kens is there as well. She works there,
so when I last went to York, she was actually there. It's
like, oh my gosh, you know she saw me as well. She
was working behind the desk when he's sort of booking to get the tickets.
Yeah, it's something to see her. But I stayed in the fleece.
I don't know where to stay this time, so I've stayed in the fleece
twice, so yeah, I've I've got to sort out my hotel for that.
Forgot. Yeah, so what happens to your dog when you go?
You gotta take your dog with your It goes kennels, which is why obviously
I'm restricted. So at the moment I've got four tree it's away mm hmm.
So and of course it's extra money. Haven't you put your dog in
the kennle isn't it? This is the one you know, custs one hundred
quid? Yeah, just for a weekend. Yeah, because you get charged
two days for one night. Well you know he goes away for one night,
charged two days. So yeah, yeah, we have the same shovel.
We've got two, so it means they both go in together. Yeah,
but still but you've still got either it's one and half. Yeah,
that's like you say, you go away for a lot three or four days
and there's a lot of a couple of unch of quid, and then we're
going to America next year for so you're going to have to go in for
over two weeks. That's that's going to be like five hundred quid we've got.
It's more than your accommodation sometimes. Yeah, it will be your problem.
Yeah, it will be sleeping on the beach, I think. But
yeah, you've got actually factor that all into the overall price of when you
do anything, isn't it. That's why I did actually say I'm going to
cut back on some of the events I'm going, so I'm not going to
go to so many where I've got to travel and stay in hotels. Next
year or this year, we're going to try and do a bit more local
stuff and a bit like you baby, I'll we do look around for local
gear a lot lot. We've got our local South End group which I will
be obviously frequenting every month. Yeah, and uh, you know, maybe
we'll do a few trips out for that, but that's my intention. The
only thing on books actually for for this year is the Festival The Unexplained of
course I'm really looking forward to because we've got Dave Schrader's coming back. Oh
yeah, Cindy Kaser is coming over and Shane Pittman as well. That's going
to be amazing. Yeah, it sounds brilliant. I've seen that, but
we've sort of been away three times, like like when I did the Parent
Parafest and the Para Meet in a year as well. You know, it's
about the extra with the dog, isn't it. Yeah, that's yeah,
that's what I mean. My wife and I would go to the festival.
We have explained. I think I booked them in four that would be probably
five nights for that I think year something that maybe even six. So that's
going to be a couple of hundred quid on top because it's me going on
my own as well if I go to his place, so I book a
hotel room on my own, so that that doesn't you know, that doesn't
help, does that? No, I've done that separate. That's quite That's
kind of why I've gone to these places on my own. Most of the
time. Somebody workers start home with the dogs bless Yeah, because it's that
and somebody eventually go to they're quite long. They'll be whilst not let sit
and watch all these different people speaking about different that's right. They can get
a bit heavy corner over the summer's weekends. Yeah, yeah, that's it.
But anyways, with your book writing, when you get it, when
you get it finished, you have to come back on the show again and
about But I'm sure we'll talk again. I hope I'll run into you again
at some time, running to you. Yeah, I do want to go
back to church far some time. Yeah, because the dog can stand in
the car for a bit and you know there you've got the chance of it
back, haven't you. You can and stuff. So yeah, if ever
you find yourself over Essex Way, give me a shout because we've got we've
got lots of haulty places over here. Definitely. I did want to go
down Randallship. Yeah it's me. I used to live near there two three
years ago. I'll say near near year, twenty minutes away, but I
do really from will and you may not know it, but the Rendition Forest,
the irf I or the UFO incident they have in nineteen eighty. Colonel
Holt, who wrote wrote the Whole Memoryandum, is a good friend of that's
cooling. Wow, yes, but yeah, as I say, I do
have to get to see you again at some point and yeah again yeah,
certainly be about as sharing. Yeah yeah, Now, if anyone's listening to
this and they want to find you on Facebook, you've got the paranormal pass,
Yeah, paran page. Yeah, I'm also on TikTok YouTube is paranorl
path one I think it is. That's yeah what I hardly ever look at
TikTok, But what say you should go on there because there's lots of funny
videos and things on there, so I'll look you sometimes. I do.
Yeah, I do like social media, but primarily it's a podcast and they
go out onto YouTube and also to go out onto things Network on Facebook and
my Facebook Paranormal Path. So yeah, and if anyone wants to look for
Jacqueline Dixon, now your Jacqueline is built quite differently too. It's j A
C Q U E N E all right, yeah d I x O N.
If you're looking for Jacqueline Dixon, it's you want to look for a
J A C Q yeah quillan that's it. Yeah, but yeah, thanks
anyway, it's been it's been lovely talking to you. And as I say,
good luck for the twenty twenty four and your events, and take care
of yourself. Don't fall down any holes or anything. Don't say that I
went when I went to another like straight away, hasn't anything down STAPs.
Yeah, I know when you're walking in the dark around in the dark,
the slippery steps and things, it's quite easy to That's what I mean.
I know that dangerousity definitely. Okay, thank you to take care of yourself,
thanks for coming on, Thanks for the time. Yeeres bye bye bye
bye. There we are that was Jaqueline Dixon. Thank you Jacqueline, and
as I often say, we will do it again. Okay, the next
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