Easby Abbey

19th November 2011

Conditions

Clear night

No stars at the beginning of the investigation progressing to a full sky by the end

"The substantial remains of an abbey of Premonstratensian 'white canons', probably most notable for its lavish roof-height refectory built around 1300 and other monastic buildings." - English Heritage

 

We do not normally travel so far but on this occasion we ventured to Richmond, North Yorkshire.

The two members of our team who are mediums set off into the graveyard alone. We all venture towards the Abbey, one member notices his full camera batteries have drained. We enter into the Abbey and introduce ourselves.

This was taken in the main hall

11.20 We have no response to requests to set off the sensors

11.23 Began the séance. One of our mediums can smell fruit & the other sees an image of someone in the crucifix position on the wall

11.35 We leave this room after gaining no responses to our questions

11.40 most of the team venture over a high wall to investigate the adjoining field and buildings

Mist taken outside

11.58 One of the teams mediums picks up the name Rould (which we later find out is the name of the gentleman who commissioned the Abbey), he also gets the name Rodger.

12.18 One of our mediums is touched on the lower back  when re entering the dining room & picks up the name of Father Paul

12.30 Church bells are heard to ring by many members of the team, we believe they could have been from a nearby church but we understand they are not allowed to ring at this time of night.

12.41 We return to the ceiling part of the Abbey where our mediums smelt fruit & saw a the crucifix figure . We set up the sensor. 

12.47 The sensor  was only activated once on command.

12.51  We concluded our investigations at Easby Abbey

Final conclusion-

No concrete evidence found of spirit on this visit

Travelling in two separate cars the team arrived separately. Team A arrived at 10.11 and waiting for Team B who arrived at 11.00