Paranormal Encounters on British Roads

I once saw a pothole on the A470 being filled in by the council only for it to magically reappear a week later - apparently that doesn't count as a paranormal road encounter, but fear not because author Peter A. McCue has a new book coming out that details even spookier events than reappearing pot holes.

Retired clinical psychologist Peter, from Glasgow, talks about sightings of freaky figures, ghosts, and even UFOs in his latest paranormal book, which is published next month.

Peter,, said: “There are lots and lots of reports of people having strange experiences while driving."

Read more at the Scottish Sun

Shock footage shows ghostly woman terrorising a man on a motorcycle

We do like our weird news on the Archive so I wanted to share this story that recently appeared in the Daily Star newspaper -  The clip published on the newspaper's website and linked to below  shows a man riding down a country road on his own, when something ghastly appears in front of him.
The figure, which appears to have no lower half, floats in the middle of the road before disappearing altogether.

Apparantly the event was captured by a CCTV camera - thought why a CCTV camera should be mounted in a country lane is beyond me so I shout, 'fake'

 Check out the Videos HERE

Woman tries to get it on with Easter Bunny

Some weird news for Easter - Police say an Ohio woman has been arrested for making lewd comments to an Easter Bunny.

Authorities say they were called to Richland Carrousel Park in Mansfield on Saturday after the woman made the comments while taking a picture with the Easter Bunny. Police report she began to ride the carousel after making the comments.

Arriving officers reported the 54-year-old appeared to be intoxicated, with slurred speech and unsteadiness on her feet.

The woman was arrested for drunkenness and transported to the county jail in Mansfield, about 70 miles (113 kilometers) north of Columbus. Authorities say she was issued a summons to appear in court and has since been released from jail.

The woman names as Donna Hughett, 54, queued up to have a souvenir picture taken with the Bunny, a park worker dressed up in a mascot style costume.

But outraged parents called police to the Richland Carrousel Park in Mansfield, Ohio, after watching her straddle and grope the unsuspecting Bunny.

Hughett was also said to have made explicit comments.

In a video posted online, Hughett can be seen pretending to kiss the Bunny and posing suggestively.
Assistant Chief Keith Porch told Fox8: "So, we received an unusual report from a citizen that an intoxicated female was doing some lewd acts on the Easter Bunny."

FIND THE VIDEO BY CLICKING HERE

Horsing while drunk

A modern day cowboy was booked in California recently for riding a horse on a freeway while three sheets to the wind. FULL STORY

Better late than never...

A book has been returned to a Scottish library 36 years late - FULL STORY

Ain't nobody in here but us Chickens

200 Roosters are currently sitting in an Arkansas jail house - FULL STORY

Time Traveller turns up with some startling news

How's this for a bit of weird news - a time traveller from a few years in the future has been interviewed by the Daily Mirror, and made some startling claims about flying cars, pills that feed us for a week and a cure for  cancer. Apparantly he didn't say if Brexit has happend or not.
Full barking mad story HERE

The person who said his name is 'John' said he was 132 years old and that he can communicate through telepathy.

Archive's you couldn't make it up dept.

ENTIRE PUB STOLEN -
A MARQUEE hire boss is feeling deflated after thieves did a runner with his £5500 blow-up pub.

Joe Baillie hired out the 20ft by 20ft PVC inflatable boozer, called the Jaggy Bunnet, for an event at the Royal Highland Centre in Edinburgh.
But when his staff went to collect it afterwards, it had vanished.
Joe said: "The pub weighs around 350 kilos, so someone couldn't just have stuck it under their arm and walked off. It would take four or five guys to move it." 

"It's a bizarre thing to steal, as it would be almost impossible to hire out without us hearing about it.
"It could possibly be turned into a Santa's grotto - or someone might simply put it up in their back garden."
Joe described the blow-up bar, which can hold 50 people, as "a real crowd-puller" and "the closest thing to a real country pub".
It boasts an imitation tiled roof and chimney pots and brickwork decor.
Inside, there are mock Tudor beams, and, oddly, a dartboard.
But darts are banned, for obvious reasons.

A police spokesman said: "We are investigating after an inflatable pub marquee was stolen from the Royal Highland Showground.
"The incident happened between 8pm on Sunday, August 1 and 9am on Monday, August 2. "Anyone with information that can assist with our enquiries should contact police immediately."