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1 June 2016

By Alex Khalil

*DISCRETION ADVISED*

Okay, we’re about to get a little spooky.

Tour group ghost hunts: a popular attraction among those who believe in spirits and the spectral plane. But one group from Hull got more than a cheap fright when they visited a certain graveyard…

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Yep. That’s right. Not even the graveyards are safe.

Mike Covell, leader of the group of spectral spotters, recounted the story for the Hull Daily Mail. 

“We did not know where to look. Good job all 12 people on the tour were adults because sometimes kids come along. One elderly man was so incensed, he was ready to chase after them with his walking stick but I persuaded him to calm down and eat his sandwiches.”

The graveyard, home to hundreds of graves from the 1840s to 1959, is now totally overgrown, and said to be haunted by the bones of children who were buried there.

If you believe such nonsense.

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