On this episode, I'm delighted to be joined by one of the most respected and knowledgeable members of British fortean investigations, Malcolm Robinson. With over 40 years of experience chasing ghosts, UFO's, Nessie and much, much more, there aren't many aspects of the unusual he hasn't been involved in.

We dive into three of Malcolm's most recent books, The Sauchie Poltergeist which covers an incredible case from the 1960's and is surely one of the most compelling infestations in British paranormal history.

A quick hop across the Irish Sea to then discuss the current case of one family from Dublin Ireland, who have found themselves subjected to unwanted contact with the ‘Hat Man’, Shadow People, and the Greys.

FInally, Malcolm updates us on the harrowing abduction of two men from their car as they were driving down the A70 road between the city of Edinburgh and the small town of Tarbrax. In his newly updated book, The A70 UFO incident, Malcolm breaks the case down with historical reports, hypnosis transcripts and interviews with all the key parties.

A big thank you to Malcom for joining me this week.

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