Ghoul inn pub

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LONDON - British police responding to a call about a possible break

in at a pub in northern England Monday found themselves in the middle

of a ghoulish riddle.

 

 

 

Officers arrived at the Low Valley Arms pub near Barnsley in South

Yorkshire, 250 miles north of London, after being told the alarm had

been set off, but instead of finding any signs of a robbery, they

were faced with a shaken landlord convinced he had encountered a

ghost with half a face missing in the ladies washroom.

 

Though they saw no ghoul_ described as a woman in flowing white gown_

officers were shocked to find toilets flushing themselves, said

Inspector John Bowler of South Yorkshire Police.

 

Pub landlord Roger Froggat, 55, and his wife Kathryn, 49, moved in a

year ago and said they had seen nothing before, despite rumors of a

resident specter.

 

" I heard the alarm go off for a second time, went into the pub and

all the television screens had turned on, " the pub owner said.

 

" I went to check the rest of the pub and standing in the women's

lavatories was a woman with half her face missing. I was petrified. "

 

Officers found no signs of forced entry and were left quite scared,

Bowler added.

 

Since the ghost story became public, the pub has become the talk of

the town, attracting everyone from mediums to a national television

film crew determined to catch a glimpse of the mystery woman should

she appear again.

 

Despite their shock, the Froggats said they have no plans to leave

their village pub.

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Sounds like they are trying to get some flagging business going with a good old yarn! The Valley Vegan.............heartwerk <jo.heartwork wrote: LONDON - British police responding to a call about a possible break in at a pub in northern England Monday found themselves in the middle of a ghoulish riddle. Officers arrived at the Low Valley Arms pub near Barnsley in South Yorkshire, 250 miles north of London, after being told the alarm had been set off, but instead of finding any signs of a robbery, they were faced with a shaken landlord convinced he had encountered a ghost with half a face missing in the ladies washroom.Though they saw no ghoul_ described as a woman in flowing white gown_ officers were shocked to find toilets flushing themselves,

said Inspector John Bowler of South Yorkshire Police.Pub landlord Roger Froggat, 55, and his wife Kathryn, 49, moved in a year ago and said they had seen nothing before, despite rumors of a resident specter."I heard the alarm go off for a second time, went into the pub and all the television screens had turned on," the pub owner said."I went to check the rest of the pub and standing in the women's lavatories was a woman with half her face missing. I was petrified."Officers found no signs of forced entry and were left quite scared, Bowler added.Since the ghost story became public, the pub has become the talk of the town, attracting everyone from mediums to a national television film crew determined to catch a glimpse of the mystery woman should she appear again.Despite their shock, the Froggats said they have no plans to leave their village pub.To

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I reckon that's the case.

 

Jo

 

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peter hurd

Thursday, April 27, 2006 8:08 PM

Re: Ghoul inn pub

 

Sounds like they are trying to get some flagging business going with a good old yarn!

The Valley Vegan.............heartwerk <jo.heartwork wrote: