Channel 4 - Unexplained (2008) Part 1 Ghosts of Glastonbury

Tony Robinson and science journalist Becky McCall step into the unknown to investigate whether past paranormal events should be taken seriously or dumped into history's litterbin. In this three-part series, psychics, historians, scientists and fellow investigators advise Robinson and McCall with the use of psychic techniques such as past life regression, psychometry, sance and automatic writing.

Part 1 Ghosts of Glastonbury

Published in 1918, Frederick Bligh Bond's The Gate of Remembrance detailed excavations at Glastonbury Abbey. Recorded in the book were automatic writing sessions which Bligh claimed to have been communicated by dead monks who had guided the excavations. Bond's employer, The Church of England, fired him and he faced reputational ruin. But was there any way that Bond could have located the buildings he found at the abbey without spirit help?

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