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Meadow Cottage in Dodleston, England, was an 18th-century brick stone cottage-style house owned by a man named Ken Webster. Dating back many centuries, the house was bound to have many secrets hidden deep in its foundations.
But Ken was to find that the ghosts of Meadow Cottage were not peaceful. They reached out to him from the past with accusations and admonishments, but they used cutting edge technology to do so.
The First Signs
The signs of unnatural activity in the cottage were strange, six-toed footprints in dust that seemed to walk up the walls of the old cottage. At first, Ken and his girlfriend dismissed the footprints as a prank.
Meadow Cottage was in the middle of renovation and repair at that time, and Ken Webster took a bucket of paint and decided to paint over the footprints when they failed to come off when the walls were cleaned. Ken Webster believed that he was done with the footprints for good. However, to his shock and surprise, the six-toed footprints resurfaced again in the same place.
There were more eerie incidents that go unexplained today. Ken and other inhabitants of the house would go on to experience sudden gusts of cold winds. They would also see shadows moving around and feel the presence of an invisible entity around the house. They even found tins of cat food stacked on top of each other stacked in a pyramid.
But things went further when the ghosts tried to communicated directly with Ken. In doing so, they used the most suitable nearby equipment: Ken’s home computer.
The messages, which poured out of Ken’s computer from an unknown source, became known as the Dodleston Messages. Ken Webster could not make much of the messages as they were written in misspelled English and were very cryptic, almost like riddles.
The grammar used in the messages was also very unusual and this offered the first clue. Ken and others who read the messages started to believe that they came from the distant past, and this was seemingly confirmed when one claimed to be from the year 1546.
The messages started coming in when Ken borrowed the computer from the school where he taught and kept it at his home. At first, he thought whoever wrote the messages must have pre-written them and stored them on the computer.
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