Jamaica Inn Paranormal Team

Today's episode dives into the experiences, ethos, and aims of a groundbreaking project with voices from both in front of and behind the lens of the new paranormal observational documentary pilot, Somerset Supernatural. Today's guests will share their unique insights and the wonders of the three hauntingly beautiful locations featured in the pilot episode. Whether you're a sceptic or a believer, this episode promises to be an enlightening journey into the world of the supernatural. Tune in and d...

"My Ghostly Footsteps," is the brainchild of the acclaimed filmmaker Guy Gilbert and available on Amazon Prime and other streaming platforms. As a young boy, Guy was no stranger to the supernatural. In fact, he was downright terrified when he heard a ghostly presence in a haunted house. Now, as an adult, he embarks on a courageous quest to unravel the mysteries of his own childhood. Was it a ghost that he heard, or was it merely the product of an overactive imagination? In this 47-minute cine...

Are you curious to uncover the Jamaica Inn's fascinating and intriguing history and supernatural phenomena? Karin Beasant is on a mission to uncover the hidden truth and mysterious past of the Jamaica Inn, uncovering a wealth of secrets, scandals and compelling conflicts along the way and reveal some of the answers that will help you explore its mysterious past and paranormal research. In this episode, you will be able to: Delve into Jamaica Inn's fascinating past, its links to smuggling, an...

Joining me today are two guests Rusette Auton and Karin Beasant. Karin has previously featured in season one when exploring The Jamaica Inn and joined us today to share an amazing experiment that took place at Woodchester Mansion. This experiment, known as The Singapore Theory, was aided by Rusette Auton who is the Managing Director of Bath Theatrical. We were able to dive into some of the haunting history of Woodchester Mansion, the paranormal investigations and activity associated with Bath...

The Jamaica Inn has long provided travellers with a resting place and ales. It is also a location long associated with smugglers and wreckers- people who would purposefully lure unsuspecting ships out at sea on to the awaiting rocks. These ships would then be looted and stripped of all cargo. The Jamaica Inn provided a perfect location to hide these goods- isolated as it is on the moor. A light would be placed in a small square window to provide the all clear for nearby smugglers waiting out on ...