TIETOJA TÄSTÄ JAKSOSTA
⚠️ Content Warning: This episode contains descriptions of ghostly apparitions, historical tragedies involving death by fire and plague, and accounts of faceless figures. Listener discretion is advised.
Britain is an old country. Roman walls, medieval dungeons, Victorian railways — layer upon layer of history stacked like sediment.
And where there is history, there are ghosts.
Tonight Bubah is joined by his brother Willie — a paranormal investigator from the Fort Worth area — for a different kind of episode. Three classic British encounters, told in full, alongside Will's firsthand insight into what it's really like to go looking for the things most people run from. And somewhere in between, the brothers share some stories of their own.
A train station in East London where a faceless woman in white has been standing on the platform since 1958. Staff have seen her for decades. No one knows her name. She died in the crash without one.
A busy London hub where the sound of children crying has been heard late at night — long after the last trains have run, in a station built over a cholera burial ground that no one told anyone about.
And beneath the Royal Mile in Edinburgh, in a close that was sealed during the plague and forgotten for centuries — a little girl named Annie, still reaching out. Still waiting. Still hoping someone will hold her hand.
Three encounters. Two brothers. One question that runs through all of it — why do some people never get to leave?
Have you visited any of these locations? Have you felt something you couldn't explain? We want to hear it.
Becontree Station — District Line, London
King's Cross St. Pancras — Euston Road, London
The Real Mary King's Close — 2 Warriston's Close, Edinburgh EH1 1PG
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Echos of the Past is hosted by a father and daughter who have both experienced the unexplained firsthand. We love the supernatural, the strange, and the mysterious — but we come with the facts. Every episode we dig into the cases, the history, and the evidence, searching for answers and sharing everything we find with you.
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Sources & Research Notes
Researched using Essex Live's 2024 coverage of Becontree Station sightings, the London Transport Museum's archival records, and UK Transport Wiki. King's Cross research drawn from the London Fire Brigade's 1987 incident report and David Brandon's Haunted London Underground (The History Press, 2005). Mary King's Close research drawn from Jan-Andrew Henderson's The Real Mary King's Close (Birlinn Limited, 2001) and The Scotsman's 1992 and 2008 reporting.
We make every effort to be accurate. Reach us at EchosOfThaPast@gmail.com.
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