The Rough Close Murder

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The Rough Close Murder

A true life murder that took place in Rough Close, Staffordshire, in 1886. John Daniel shot dead his brutal, drunken brother, William.A new family move into the same farmhouse, some 100+ years later, where the murder took place and strange paranormal things start to happen - chairs moving and ghostly music playing. However, after an electric shock, the husband Dave's personality starts to change, becoming a nasty drunk, starting to talk in the old Potteries dialect and finally not recognising his wife Sue, saying that she is his brother's wife, Susan.Has he got mental health problems or is this something to do with the house? The services of a real-life psychic medium, Julie Angelm, are called on, resulting in an edge-of the-seat drama not to be missed.

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A true life murder that took place in Rough Close, Staffordshire, in 1886. John Daniel shot dead his brutal, drunken brother, William.A new family move into the same farmhouse, some 100+ years later, where the murder took place and strange paranormal things start to happen - chairs moving and ghostly music playing. However, after an electric shock, the husband Dave's personality starts to change, becoming a nasty drunk, starting to talk in the old Potteries dialect and finally not recognising his wife Sue, saying that she is his brother's wife, Susan.Has he got mental health problems or is this something to do with the house? The services of a real-life psychic medium, Julie Angelm, are called on, resulting in an edge-of the-seat drama not to be missed.

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Margaret Moxom

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