Paranormal Activity with Yvette Fielding

This week on Paranormal Activity: Monday Mailtime, Producer Dom dives into two deeply unsettling listener encounters that don't just feel paranormal… they feel deliberate.

First, Tom shares something that began not on his travels across South America, but weeks before he even left the UK. The same dream, repeating. The same square, the same tile, the same pull toward a turning he couldn't bring himself to take. Until he arrived in Cusco… and found every detail already waiting for him. Exactly as he'd seen it. And then it happened again in La Paz. And now, months later, back home — the dream has returned. But this time, the location is somewhere new. Somewhere he hasn't been yet.

Then, Hannah recounts a quiet afternoon alone at the British Museum that became something far harder to explain. Standing before a display of fragments linked to the Book of Enoch, the room sealed itself of sound, a page moved without being touched, and the text she had been reading… changed. A line she has never been able to find in any translation, in any archive, anywhere: "To be seen is to be chosen."

These aren't your typical ghost stories.

No apparitions. No cold spots. No sudden crashes in the night.

Instead, something far more unsettling: foreknowledge, recognition, and the creeping sense that something ancient is still very much paying attention to who comes looking.

What happens when the paranormal doesn't haunt a place… but uses it?

And what does it mean when you're shown something that isn't supposed to exist anymore?

Producer Dom reacts, unpacks, and explores the deeper theories behind these encounters.

Where precognition, forbidden texts, and forces far older than either traveller may have stepped directly into their path.Not by accident, but by design.

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In the latest instalment of Murders That Haunt, Yvette Fielding turns her attention to one of the most infamous and unresolved criminal cases in American history.

Fall River, Massachusetts, 1892.

On a sweltering August morning, wealthy businessman Andrew Borden and his wife Abby were found brutally murdered inside their own home.

Their daughter Lizzie was tried, acquitted, and never charged again.

The case was never solved.

But something, it seems, has never left that house on Second Street.

This week, Yvette explores the full story of Lizzie Borden: the woman, the trial, the mystery.

Before stepping into the paranormal legacy that has made the Borden house one of the most investigated locations in the United States.

From the heavy, deliberate footsteps that climb the staircase and stop dead on the landing, eerily mirroring Abby Borden's final moments, to the unexplained indentations that appear on the bed in the very room where she was slaughtered: the reports from guests and investigators are as unsettling as the murders themselves.

We look at the sightings of a silent woman in Victorian dress, the curious presence that moves objects and leaves guests with a creeping sensation of being watched from just over their shoulder, and the haunting detail that perhaps says it all: someone was in that house, and nobody could prove who.

Joining the case files of Mary Blandy, Al Capone, Mary Ann Cotton, Amelia Dyer, H.H. Holmes and The Corned Beef Killer Ethel Major, Lizzie Borden takes her place in the series as a woman history couldn't convict, and a house that refuses to forget.

Lock the doors and make sure you don't go upstairs alone!

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This week on Paranormal Activity: Monday Mailtime, Producer Dom dives into two deeply unsettling listener encounters that don’t just feel paranormal… they feel intentional.

First, Daniel shares a chilling experience from the Lake District, where a converted 18th-century cottage appears to be quietly rebuilding something left behind. Objects don’t just move: they arrive. Carefully. Deliberately. Forming patterns that suggest purpose, not chaos. But what happens when the house isn’t just active… it thinks something has been taken?

Then, Sophie recounts a hauntingly different kind of experience in Malaysia, inside the historic Cheng Hoon Teng Temple. No shadows. No figures. Just an overwhelming, undeniable feeling: she wasn’t meant to be there. A space not of haunting—but of balance… and awareness.

These aren’t your typical ghost stories.

There are no loud bangs or dark figures lurking in corners. Instead, something far more disturbing: control, intention, and the sense of being recognised.

What happens when the paranormal doesn’t just appear… but responds?

And more importantly… what happens when it notices you?

Producer Dom reacts, unpacks, and explores the darker, more folkloric theories behind these encounters.

Where ritual, energy, and unseen forces may be far more active than we realise.

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This month’s Listener Special of Paranormal Activity with Yvette Fielding brings together some of the most unsettling, emotional and deeply personal paranormal experiences we’ve ever received.

We begin with Vicky, whose father woke in the early hours to find something impossible: the unmistakable presence of his late wife, lying beside him, smiling… and speaking. But can spirits really appear in solid form?

Von shares a series of chilling photographs taken in her garden after scattering her mother’s ashes: images that appear to show unexplained orbs, some disturbingly close… and one that seems to carry facial features. Is this simply dust and light, or something far more meaningful?

Collette takes us into the world of Ouija boards: recounting two experiences that left her shaken for years, and asking the question many are too afraid to: is there ever a safe way to open that door?

Lauren describes a deeply unnerving encounter on Calton Hill in Edinburgh, where a strange, intelligent static seemed to follow her movements… react to her presence… and possibly connect with her in ways she still can’t explain.

And finally, Eliza shares a terrifying experience of waking in the night to a presence that didn’t just surround her… but seemed to take control. With thoughts that weren’t her own, movements she couldn’t stop, and marks left behind: was this far more invasive?

These are your stories. Real experiences. Real questions.

And as always… we ask:

What do you believe?

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This week on Paranormal Activity: Monday Mailtime, Producer Dom dives into two listener stories that don’t just feel eerie… they feel ancient, deliberate, and very much still active.

First, Toby takes us deep into the frozen isolation of Iceland, where the folklore of the Yule Lads isn’t treated as myth… but as something quietly respected.

Alone in a remote cabin during the 13th night of Christmas, Toby wakes to the sound of small, careful footsteps moving inside the room.

By morning, food has been taken, and something far more unsettling is left behind: footprints that begin… but never leave.

When a local guide hears what happened, his response is simple and chilling: “Stúfur likes those.”

Then, Evie shares a story from her grandparents’ home in upstate New York: a place where a long-abandoned spiritual circle may have never truly been closed.

What starts as a quiet evening in the basement turns into something far more disturbing when an old séance table begins to move with intention, responding in pulses… almost like communication.

But it’s the chalk circle on the floor, slowly breaking apart as if something unseen is tracing it from within, that reveals the truth: whatever was invited in all those years ago… may still be there, waiting.

These aren’t just ghost stories.

These are moments where folklore, ritual, and something far older seem to cross into the physical world.

So the question is…when something is invited in, does it ever really leave?

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