a weather balloon ??

Bill Ratner?

most were human, some were not, but you'd need to read Robin Foy's book to find out...

@@Slate-writer "Witnessing the impossible"?

are you sure about that?

members of the Scole Experiment had already received answers to those questions, after years of previous experience - so this experiment was really about how spirits interacted with the group in different ways. But your questions will be answered by reading 'Life After Death' by Neville Randall. The journalist author asked the same questions & got detailed answers - and more besides

Would love to interview you about your encounter

glad u made it

he's certainly a character - a heavy smoker too by the sounds of it!

You think people in afterlife have limited knowledge as when they died?

maybe it's because the mainstream media never report this stuff, so the majority of people don't learn about it?

Why don't the media want to let people know about this stuff.? Could change humanity as we know it.@@Slate-writer

@@lornaedgar6861 I think you'd have to ask them that question!

​@lornaedgar6861 I think they want us all in a State of pessimism- probably why they keep pushing the big bang theory and evolution also

@@lornaedgar6861 Because of corruption. They don't want you to abandon organized religion, because they use it to control people. They don't want people to not fear death, because they use the fear of death to control you. Imagine a human population of 8.2 billion that no longer fear death? Sounds like a very strong and powerful people...

they're not all European, at least two were Asian

Maybe, just maybe, in the afterlife, they are not as obsessed with "diversity" as you and so many others are in this physical time space reality. More important things in the Greater Perspective perhaps? FYI the ancient Romans (which you give as an example) are European.

@@anonymousforever maybe, just maybe, you should stop being a condescending little prick and actually take into serious consideration why there seem to be such trite one-dimensional characterization with these "spirit personalities" that these mediums come into contact with. why is it that when they do come into contact with some personality that is not some dead 19th century white aristocrat (or whatever it is mrs Bradshaw is supposed to be) it appears like the stereotype of what a sheltered white person who have never in their life actually met a non-white person imagine them to be like. if you read early spiritualist litterature you will see this a lot with white mediums claiming to be in contact with native american spirits ( all chieftains with feather headresses of course ) you wrote: _", in the afterlife, they are not as obsessed with "diversity" as you and so many others are in this physical time space reality."_ but judging from historical account from people who claim to be in contact or have had contact with spirits this is clearly not the case: spirits according to many anecdotes of people who claim to have been in contact with them seem to have just as much concern and interest about typical human needs and problems as the living do, including things like our politics. if you actually bothered to educate yourself on the topic of instead of impulsively dissmising the orginal posters comment then you would probably find out that in some religious traditions such things as the practioners ethnicity/heritage do seem to play a significant role in how the spirit will behave toward the person, i am thinking spesifically about religious traditions where ancesetery plays a significant role like certain african-continental and african-diaspora religions for example or some asian traditions where heritage plays a significant factor. all that indicates, that yes, some spirits *do* take such things as diversity ( or lack of diversity, considering the ancestor cults seem to be rather monolithic) into important consideration. i also wonder what you personaly would consider as more important than diversity since you were so quick to dismiss it. what - in your opinion - are these "greater things" you had in mind when you say that spirits are not "obsessed" with diversity ( nobody said they were obsessed with diversity either, its your dumbass that made that up and accused the orginal poster of being obsessed when he/she posed a legitimate question )

@@wizardry1019holy shit dude u ate him alive

they sound similar

They said that the voices were transmitted “through the mediums” so that would be why.

@jaykirizz219 i see your point well said. Still,it asks a big question and i am a believer.

@@jaykirizz219 Foy wasn't a medium

Would love to interview you about your encounter

@@TomSmith-ll2lp I’d be happy to. I don’t have a very descriptive explanation but I’d be happy to share.

@@ChurchMouse22 Sweet how would you like to do so?

that's not why they stopped. Read Foy's Scole journal, "Witnessing the Impossible"

Thank you for the reply. I will look it up and read it.

Eu acredito em você. Temos que nos aproximar de Jesus, muita coisa horrível ainda vai aparecer nesse mundo

Would love to interview you about your encounter

I honestly don't think that anything would change the position of Randi. I mean, he built his entire career on proving that things of this sort were not real. And while I believe skepticism is a necessary tool when investigating such things, most people who claim the official label of "skeptic" are just as close minded as the people who will believe anything- they have already made up their minds and nothing will change that.

because they knew he was a liar?

because the experiment had a specific intent & aim and the environment was created by people with an understanding of how 'this stuff' works

They did it outside scolr and got results its intention

the Scole Report contains the accounts of 3 scientists who were there (Montague Keen, Arthur Ellison & David Fontana) they were not bullshitters (and they were not 'in on it' either)

​@@Slate-writerI agree that there were scientists there, but as everyone knows, incredible CLAIMS require incredible EVIDENCE, and unfortunately there just isn't ANY such evidence or proof- Unless you're willing to accept someone's testimony, or AUDIO cassettes that again, can't prove a thing. Look, hoss, I WANT to believe, and I 100% DO BELIEVE that there ARE paranormal or supernatural events that DO occur (and there IS even hard evidence of some those occurrences) and that we don't understand the entire truth of existence. Hell, I even HOSTED "The ParaNatural Podcast" and have been an outspoken advocate for the existence of such supernatural events, BUT, as far as The Scole Experiments, unfortunately there just ISN'T a SHRED of actual evidence or proof. I also find it very telling that all the "proof" they produced would be fairly easy duplicated by stage magicians. Not to mention the fact that the "Spirit Team" absolutely WOULDN'T allow ANY kind of cameras, lights, or other means of ACTUALLY proving the phenomenon... Respectfully...

@@ck2music712 you talk about testimony? what do you think a judge & jury rely on in court? and you ask about evidence - well, the Scole group had much more than audio recordings. As I mentioned above, read the accounts of the 3 scientists who attended sessions at Scole - they published their findings which include 1000% more than a few sound recordings. The Scole Report is published in the UK by SNPP books. Failing that, read Robin Foy's own journal, which covers EVERY session they held at Scole, it's called Witnessing the Impossible and for sale on Ebay

and if you think the "proof" they produced could be fairly easy duplicated by stage magicians, you haven't really looked into it.

@@Slate-writer and how much money did they make from those books?

Yes the cog' dis' runs deep with the paranormal where the skeptic may be concerned in light of evidence that can't be falsified personally. So do you think the Scole experiment a well acted fake ?

Like most homocide detectives I, for the most part, don't believe in coincidences. The dreams some of these people mentioned suggests otherwise.

​@@wa1ufoin another video, Keel States that during the same time, he noticed an alarming number of missing person reports in W.V. and told the Police that there was a serial killer operating in the area, but that they dismissed his claims. He said they later found a cave filled with dead bodies which he said confirmed his warnings of a serial killer.... problem is, I can not locate any documentation of such a mass grave being discovered. Has anyone else...?????

Booooooo 👎🏻👎🏻 Just because YOU don’t want to believe doesn’t mean it’s not real or connected

@@CutmeMick Correlation does not equal causation.

@@satorified1612 exactly...just because someone has a headache during a full Moon doesn't mean it was caused by the Moon 🤣🤣🤣🤣

The bad hoax is your fake six corner matrix, instead of God's holy eight corner matrix!

Or ya know, just a "regular" hoax, LoL...