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BONUS: The Dodleston Messages - Thoughts, Theories, & Homework Photodump
Image 01: Welcome to the BONUS EPISODE photo dump! Image 02: French newspaper illustration from 1911 describing a poltergeist event that occurred in Algeria involving 14 year-old Therese Selles + Matthew Manning’s bedroom wall with (allegedly) about 600 signatures from different historical figures spanning from the 17th C onward Image 03: Boggart illustration Image 04: Boggart illustrations Image 05: Map of UK Ley Lines + Map showing Dodleston location Image 06: Nine Ladies Stone circle in Derbyshire: Circular formation of upright stones dating to the Bronze Age, popular for walks & scenic views Image 07: Map showing Ley line from Nine Ladies to Meadow Cottage Image 08: Maps showing Meadow Cottage was originally divided down the middle into two separate plots of land in the 1800s. Image 09: Symbol Debbie says most resembles the one on the book Lukas showed her in her dream, Image 10: screenshot of the plainsongs I found - can any of you guys send me links to these songs being sung so I can play them for Debbie?
🌷 meadow cottage in progress 🌷
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BONUS: The Dodleston Messages - Thoughts, Theories, & Homework
Welcome to a very special BONUS episode of Let’s Get Haunted! This week, we round out our discussion on the Dodleston Messages with our final thoughts, the most popular theories, & even some HOMEWORK for our haunties who wish to continue working on this case! When we last left off, we had finished the entire narrative of the paranormal phenomena described in the book “The Vertical Plane” by Ken Webster. The Vertical Plane describes Ken's first-person perspective living through a series of alleged hauntings inside the 18th Century house known as Meadow Cottage. Purchased by Ken in 1983, the haunting activity inside the home lasted approximately 2 years from 1984 to 1986 and was experienced not only by Ken, but also by his girlfriend Debbie and several of their friends and colleagues who regularly visited the cottage. The story is unique in that it has elements of poltergeists, aliens, and ghosts all rolled into one action-packed saga. Let us know what you think of this episode in the Spotify comments or by leaving a comment on the Instagram photo dump for this week’s episode. SPECIAL THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING HAUNTIES WHO HELPED US DISSECT THIS CASE: Dan the Blacksmith, Charlie S, Caroline E, and Daniel S.
Episode 154: The Dodleston Messages, Part 2 Photodump
IMAGE 01: Meadow Cottage in 1986 IMAGE 02: The Vertical Plane, book by
on his experience with the Dodleston Messages IMAGE 03: Peter Trinder interview IMAGE 04: Diagram 1 of Meadow Cottage IMAGE 05: Diagram 2 of Meadow Cottage IMAGE 06: Drawing by Ken of what Lukas wrote on the wall in chalk IMAGE 07: Letter from Lukas IMAGE 08: Letters from Lukas’ “friend” IMAGE 09: Photo by Ken of the fireplace (photo taken in early 1986) IMAGE 10: Meme referenced by Nat during the episode
Episode 155: The Dodleston Messages, Part 3 Photodump
Image 01: Furniture stacked 6 feet high in the corner of Meadow Cottage (credit: The Vertical Plane by Ken Webster) Image 02: Maid of Kent, Elizabeth Barton. Was she the “pussycat” sent to London to die? Image 03: Photo of Erasmus that Ken had placed by the computer and Lukas had taken into his dimension before returning it, slightly burned. Does this look smokey to you at all? (Credit: The Vertical Plane by Ken Webster) Image 04: Loopy chalk drawing on the floor of Meadow Cottage which materialized underneath a table (Credit: The Vertical Plane by Ken Webster) Image 05: Little vid of Google maps showing Meadow Cottage. All cottages in the row are connected by a shared crawlspace/attic space. Image 06: Illustration by Debbie of Lukas in his cottage (credit: The Vertical Plane by Ken Webster) Image 07: Deb playing the sax in the 80s (credit: Facebook) Image 08: Deb in front of the BBC Micro (credit: The Vertical Plane by Ken Webster) Image 09: The sandstone blocks that were uncovered, pulled out of the earth, and stacked off to the side during the construction process. These blocks were red in color and thought to be the “red stone footings” Lukas (aka Tomas) referred to in his previous message as part of the original foundation of his home (credit: The Vertical Plane by Ken Webster) Image 10: Ken Webster giving a Ted Talk on Economics (credit: TedxTalks on YouTube)
The Dodleston Messages, Part 3
In this super-sized series finale to the narrative portion of the story, we return to the mystery at Meadow Cottage one last time. When we last left off, high school economics teacher Ken Webster was nearly a year into renovating the 18th Century home he had purchased in the early 1980s. After experiencing strange poltergeist-like activity such as footprints on walls and dark shadow figures lurking in the night, Ken and his girlfriend Debbie would begin to experience something even stranger: typed messages left on his computer, seemingly from a man living in the 1500s. As time wore on and the messages became harder and harder to follow, the man behind the messages would begin appearing to Debbie in her dreams. Then, even more people would begin communicating through the computer screen, namely, two time travelers calling themselves "2109" and "The One". 2109 would eventually tell Ken and Debbie that they were part of a scientific experiment.
The Dodleston Messages, Part I Photodump
Image 01: Welcome to the photo dump! Image 02: “Meadow Cottage” on Google Maps in June of 2022 Image 03: Block Universe Theory illustration Image 04: A BBC Micro Computer Image 05: “Tom Scott with the Acorn BBC Micro” uploaded to YouTube by the channel “The Centre for Computing History” Image 06: Letter # 1, what Nat & I refer to as “The Pussycat Poem” Image 07: Letter # 2, what Nat & I refer to as “The Spongebob Meme Writing Letter” Image 08: Letter # 2 translated (as best as possible) to modern English