A lot of us familiar with High Strangeness stuff and all things paranormal have heard of and/or read about the Scole experiment, an experiment that took place in a village in England a few decades ago. Supposedly ghosts and other supernatural critters manifested and were able to imprint images on a film that was securely locked by investigators (meaning the film was not manipulated by the mediums being investigated). Not only that, but there were also videos of creepy light beings resembling ghostly grey aliens and all sorts of Fortean hijinks produced during the experiment. Frankly, although I think it's pretty cool and creepy, especially some of the bizarre sygils supposedly imprinted on the film, I remain skeptical. There's some old interviews with some of the participants on YouTube, one even claims to have seen the ghost of a deceased person disappear through the floor in one seance (not sure if he was referring to a seance during Scole or not). Has there ever been an analysis of the Scole experiment that isn't a boring as hell blog post that doesn't really answer a whole lot? I wish something like the Why Files, Joe Scott or whatever would discuss it some day, even if in the end they just point out the whole thing was bullshit (which is a conclusion I lean towards to, although, again, I think the idea of it being true is pretty interesting).