| NEWPORT PROVISIONS MARKET |
| NEWPORT PROVISIONS MARKET. 19.01.2008 This was an unusual venue to investigate and we were not too disappointed in the little activity we had, there are definitely spirits at this building and we have caught some excellent unexplained light anomalies on camera. Noises were heard by the whole group, the let down was the tremendous noise coming from the surrounding pubs and clubs, maybe re investigated on a quiet night we might have better results. Cellars 8.00pm The name of Henry Etterbridge is given. Otherwise all is very quiet . We decide to return later to the cellars and move on to the upstairs, café area. A spirit man introduces himself as Charlie and then asks Jeannette “ alright then my dearie?” he is balding just a few wisps behind his ears, appx 5’ – 5’6 wearing baggy brown corduroy trousers and brown shirt, he looks scruffy. He left his job on September 14th 1973, he loved his work and enjoyed meeting people, he was the odd job man. A spirit lady is spotted by Marie and Jeannette but they get different costumes and era’s Marie gets Rosemary and 1639 and Jeannette gets Rosemarie Sandford 5’ 8” long blonde hair, and a passing of a lung condition in 1946 aged 65 but she looks like she is dressed in 1970 style clothing. There seems to be a confliction of era’s Jeannette asks her what is happening, Rosemarie says she has had two past lives she has also been Rosemarie Llewellyn in 1974/75 aged 24. From Bletchingly. She shows the medium a pail of apples and tells her she does not like to hear swearing. She passed the age of 64, murdered by having her throat slit. This is a little confusing unless she was murdered in her past live when she was aged 65. We could not get any sense out of this and Rosemarie decided it was enough and left. We moved onto the offices. Richard felt blowing on his face, we tried to reconstruct it but were unable to … see Richard be careful of what you ask for spirit do oblige! Tower/Attic rooms. Again very little happening we could all feel the energy building but spirit did not wish to talk to us so we left and went to the vaults. Jeannette calls out and Charlie appears he is smoking a pie and some of us can smell the tobacco. Maria confirms that an odd job man called Charlie did work at the market and the room Jeannette sensed him in was his workshop. Charlie says he lived in Fford road. The Golden lion was his favourite pub. He worked with Arthur, he shows Jeannette a man who is very thin on top with a huge moustache and a very funny character. Charlie liked helping round the market. His wife liked the ribbon and lace stall. They bought their meat from the abattoir not the market. His favourite stall was the wacky baccy stall … his pet name for it as it sold unusual tobaccos. He tells us there is a tall man working here who acts a lot like Hitler, he is a young un! On being asked where does the man work Charlie is not to sure, he sees him walking around the market area a lot. Charlie tells us upstairs is a photographers, the frames will be twisted and the unexplainable smell of liquorice. Charlie did not serve in the war as he had damaged his leg but he done his bit and shows Jeannette boats. Jeannette asks him what happened here in the war and is surprised to be told to **** off she asks him why he said that and he apologises but there had been a lot of casualties and a great loss of life here in the war and he gets upset about it. He tells us the Americans were here he doesn’t like the “yanks” also Dutch and French Canadian served. He remembers a big parade, huge fireworks display since he has passed. When asked if anything like a big event had happened since he passed over he tells us that a new statue has gone up (confirmed) and a bloody great building which blocks his view (confirmed a new theatre has been built). Séance upper floor café area….. glass divination (Jeannette starts the glass energy going but removes her finger from the glass to prove the glass is not being pushed around by a team member, only the guests have their fingers on the glass, Jeannette will also talk to the spirit and obtain information which can then be verified or not). Helen calls out . . . the spirit is female does not want us to leave, she is with Jeannette and will always be with her she has been over for a long time. Jeannette confirms it is her Nan who helps her with her work and passed over a long time ago. A male energy comes in, attached to someone at the table, the glass moves to Tracey he is relative an uncle name begins with N …. Nassir Tracey’s mums side of the family, Diane’s dad passed with heart problems.. A spirit man who worked in the building likes Tracey and all the other women not the men, but likes her best. His name Stewart McKenzie a butcher. He worked in the cattle market in the 1900’s born 1910 April 16th, passed in 1975. He lived in Newport in St Julian’s he left a wife who is still alive and into her 90’s. He was a jack the lad and thought he was good looking. He is here with other spirits. No record was kept for any other messages He tells us there is a male spirit in the cellars and we should go there, we do, but nothing wants to communicate with us. We call a finish to the investigation. |
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