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| Via Newspapers.com |
An unusual prowler was reported in the “London Daily Mirror,” February 13, 1974:
A one-legged barefoot ghost seemed to keep a step ahead of the police who answered a burglar alarm call yesterday.
For when they answered the call at the home of Mr. Kenneth Broadhead in Ashill, near Thetford, Norfolk--they found the house supernaturally secure, with nothing stolen.
And the only clue nearly made their hair stand on end.
That was a single spooky row of footprints--all made by the same foot--which had hopped across the floor of a room and stopped against a solid brick wall.
Then the ghost apparently de-materialised through a door and set off the burglar alarm.
A senior police officer said: “Apparently it is the ghost of a one-legged Jesuit priest, and it is known at the house.
“But why set off a burglar alarm when you can just melt through a door?”
Why, indeed?
"...the ghost of a one-legged Jesuit priest..." Pazuzu wouldn't have known what hit him.
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