About the Author

Peter Devo-Butler lives in West Sussex and has always had an interest in ghosts and the paranormal. He has studied all aspects of the subject over the years and also the subject of history and local history. He has also published books on e.v.p., Sussex and the English rock band Jethro Tull. For more info go to Cavern.

  
 

Peter is not only an excellent writer, but has actually had some disturbing experiences of his own  with the occult.

Here are two examples..

 

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"During 1996, I lived very briefly in a weird little flat in Worthing, one could tell immediately,  upon going in that something was there. The atmosphere was heavily oppressive and decidedly odd. I had to get away from this suffocating feeling and popped round to my parents place nearby...but on returning at the end of the evening, it  felt worse. Nothing would lift the awful pit-of-the-stomach feeling  -  not even a tidy up  listening to my favourite music. 

This  flat was reached by a small staircase.. leading to two flats on the landing;  mine and another chap's, who seemed a fair sort of guy who kept himself to himself. The front door at the bottom of the stairs was kept constantly shut and one could ONLY enter with a key.  

At  about midnight I got into bed, and it  was a quiet night despite being on a fairly busy road. Within minutes I heard some kind of movement in the kitchen, and I froze...but what took place shortly afterwards threw me into terror. FOUR URGENT KNOCKS rang out on my front door, and I mean URGENT. I heard nobody enter the building or no-one coming out of the nearby flat. The lounge door I had left open meant any movement around my front door and staircase was fairly easy to hear.  I hesitantly appraoched the front door and asked loudly who was there. Nothing. THE ATMOSPHERE WAS ELECTRIC ... I knew I wasn't alone there..."  

 

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"Last year myself and a friend went on a midnight visit over to the haunted area surrounding Ecclesden Manor in Angmering, scene of the occassional ghost monk, as the house was originally a monastery. 

Photographs were taken along the ancient lane that surrounds the huge grounds of the ancient property..in the hope of capturing something. Sadly not this time! But it's a place I'd recommend as an interesting ghost site..but then so is Bramber Castle (grounds always open) also in West Sussex."

 

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