The Most Haunted House in Britain
Recently I listened to a rather fascinating and honestly terrifying podcast on BBC Radio 4, called the Witch Farm. It’s one of those lesser known, supposedly true ghost stories. It centers around this farm in rural Wales called Heol Fanong. The acting, the way its told and the sound effects all combine to make it one of the scariest podcasts I’ve listened to. It’s even been called the Welsh Amityville and Hellfire Farm. I recommend you listen to it yourself before reading this because I’m going to go into spoiler territory, as I’m going to do a quick run down of the case. In 1989, Bill Rich, his wife, Liz, and Bill’s son Laurence from a previous marriage, move into a remote farmhouse in the Welsh countryside. The house seems fine enough and they’re both excited to start a new life for themselves. Except one night Bill hears some loud footsteps on the landing, like boots running up and down the stairs. Although, like many of us would, they kind of just brushed it off becaus