Six hour ghost hunt is planned for haunted location in Hastings
Would-be ghost hunters should head to Hastings on Saturday November 28 when the True Crime Museum is organising a night of paranormal investigation.
The event takes place in the museum, which is set in caves at White Rock, and runs from 7pm – 1am. Museum curator Joel Griggs said: “Prepare for an unforgettable night of paranormal investigation at one of the most haunted locations in East Sussex.
This event offers people a unique chance to explore this haunted location. Using a blend of modern technology and traditional methods, you’ll engage with the spirit world in captivating ways.
“The True Crime Museum is steeped in chilling history, showcasing artefacts linked to notorious crimes and the dark stories behind them. As you wander through the museum, you’ll encounter a variety of haunting objects, each with its own eerie tale. From gruesome weapons to personal belongings of infamous criminals, these relics have witnessed the darkest sides of humanity. “Many visitors have reported spine-tingling experiences around specific items, such as The Murderer's Cloak, known to evoke feelings of unease and cold drafts and The Executioner’s Axe.
"Alleged whispers and sudden chills have turned the area into a hotspot for paranormal activity. “The event offers access to top paranormal equipment with state-of-the-art tools like EMF readers, SLS cameras, and spirit boxes to enhance your investigation. With our extensive range of equipment, you'll have everything you need to become a ghost hunter for the night.”
There will be complimentary hot drinks and snacks throughout the evening. Bring your own torch, essential for navigating the darker parts of the museum, wear stable footwear and dress warmly. People can book now for the event through the True Crime Museum’s website.