Russ and Ryan’s Groups séanceGroup 1As the group began to sit down and relax Russ picked up upon three spirits that had joined the table, we believe their names to be Clara, Tom and Harriet. Harriet and Clara were very pleasant but Tom was not very nice! Clara would only talk to the ladies around the table due to the fact that she had bad feelings towards men, there may have been a link with the bad spirit Tom as Clara would not let him through to communicate. After a while Russ managed to pull him through. Harriet and Clara were also making a lot of the guests’ hands and legs go very cold…
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