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my name is Howard Hughes and this is the unexplained.

Well, I'm hoping that if you're hearing this after Christmas, which you probably will be, I hope you had a good Christmas and are looking forward to your new year preparations and thank you very much for communicating with me in your greaset. your the show, thank you very much for doing that. Thank you to Adam, my webmaster for his work on the show through this year.

What I want to do on this edition is get up to speed with a couple of the items,

three in fact, from a recent radio show so they're kept here for posterity

otherwise if they were left at the radio station they would simply be erased

over time so I want to document and archive them here and they're worth hearing again if you've heard them before and you will be interested I'm sure if you're hearing them for the first time.

Item number one, Steve Bassett, bringing us up to date on the tortuous and complex process of

disclosure in the United States. Not as easy as some people maybe thought it would be. We'll

talk about that. Item number two,

Warren Coates, ghost investigator in Northern Ireland about, well in particular one

stunning, amazing and very chilling case that he's been involved in lately.

And then the final item is a conversation with Inspector Roy Teague who's been working with

John Hanson for a few of his haunted skies books the Policing the Haunted skies editions

But up to volume two volume three is coming soon so we'll talk about volume two for which I wrote the forward

And it was a great privilege to do that. There are some incredible cases in the book that we'll be discussing.

We'll flesh out the details on them and I think some of them will be absolutely completely fresh

and new to you unless you follow all the newspapers all the time you won't have

seen these and some of them are reports that have specifically been given to Roy and John.

Amazing stuff.

A couple of them in particular, I think you will find.

Well, we have a phrase in the United Kingdom,

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