Into The Fog with Peter Laws

They drove into a glowing green mist in 1974 and lost 3 hours. What followed them home turned a UFO encounter into a terrifying poltergeist haunting.On 27th October 1974, John and Sue Day drove home to Aveley, Essex with their three young children when a pale blue light paced their car, the radio crackled and died, and a dense, glowing green mist swallowed the road. A 20-minute drive became nearly 3 hours missing. Then came nightmares of medical procedures, shadow figures, a clown-like visitor, moving objects, opening doors, humming and clicking, and phantom phone calls, much of it witnessed by investigators themselves.In this episode, I investigate the Aveley case. One of Britain's most disturbing combined abduction and haunting cases. As UFO disclosure and talk of non-human intelligence grows, are abductions and hauntings part of the same phenomenon? And could this be linked to the infamous Sandown Clown case, which happened a year earlier, only 100 miles away? I'm Peter Laws and this is Into the Fog. Real paranormal cases. Real witnesses. Told by a real person.What do you think followed them home? Let me know in the comments.EditorGerard Giorgi-CollArtworkSteph LayResearchMarcus LowthResearch and Image Credits This episode draws on Andrew Collins’ original two-part investigation of the Aveley case, published in Flying Saucer Review in 1978:Part One: Vol. 23, No. 6Part Two: Vol. 24, No. 1Original theatrical poster for The Fog: AVCO Embassy Pictures, via IMDbPhotograph of Andrew Collins: via IMDbArtist’s impression of Sam the Sandown Clown: Symbioticwolfkat13, CC-BY-SA, via NewgroundsPhotograph from Strange Days Festival, September 2026: Peter LawsFootage of Claire and Peter, Paranormal Storytelling on YouTube, Strange Days Festival, September 2026: @DontScareClaireHave a genuine experience to share? Submit it here: https://bit.ly/ITF-YourStoryFind me: https://www.peterlaws.co.ukFollow me on Instagram, Twitter and more: @revpeterlaws

What if you always knew when someone was about to die? Faye has seen many shadow people since she was 5, in a mirror, in a boyfriend's bedroom, outside hospital wards, and beside her newborn son's cot. Welcome to Into the Fog Embers, my companion series for case updates and shorter true paranormal accounts that deserve telling, even when they're not full-length documentaries.From a grandmother's goodbye in the mirror, to a bricked-up doorway, a dead relative's message that paid for a funeral, and icy hands that may have saved a baby's life, Faye asks if anyone can finally explain it.Can YOU?I'm Peter Laws, and this is Into the Fog.Editor: Kristian LanderArtwork: Steph Lay/Kristian LanderOur sincere thanks to Faye for sharing such a personal account of the unexplained experiences that have accompanied moments of illness and loss throughout her life, including those she believes helped save her baby’s life. Do you have a genuine experience to share? You can tell us about it here:https://bit.ly/ITF-YourStoryFind me:https://www.peterlaws.co.ukFollow me on Instagram, Twitter etc @revpeterlaws

On October 25th, 1979, Miami police and firefighters walked into the Miami Aerospace Academy in Little Havana and found hundreds of cadets in full panic.A 13-year-old girl rigid and sobbing that "the devil is inside of me," other pupils growling and twitching, a boy who crashed through a second-floor window and got straight back up, classroom doors torn from hinges, and teachers unable to hold order. The next day The Miami News ran it front-page as "Ouija Riot Baffles Police!"I'm Peter Laws and this is Into the Fog. In this episode I investigate what really happened at the Miami Aerospace Academy in Miami, Florida, drawing on testimony from biology teacher Patricia Murphy, former Miami police sergeant Lynne Brookes, deputy fire chief Frank Rollason, officer Harry Cunnill, Lt. Dan LeMay, principal Evaristo Marina, and WCKT-Channel 7 camerawoman Beverly Bryan, plus the Santeria offerings found on campus, the cursed F84 jet, and the debate over mass hysteria vs something darker.This is a true paranormal story, never fictionalised, with real witnesses on the record.Let me know in the comments… what do YOU think happened in that school that day?Want even more Into the Fog? Video blogs, sleep stories and early access: www.patreon.com/peterlaws#paranormal #ghoststories #scarystoriesEditorGerard Giorgi-CollArtworkSteph LayOur research for this episode drew on contemporary newspaper reports, articles, documentaries, and accounts from former students and staff. Some accounts and allegations about the Miami Aerospace Academy may be disputed or can no longer be independently verified. Research and Image CreditsA key source for this story was Jeff Maysh’s superbly researched October 2019 article, “Hysteria High: How Demons Destroyed a Florida School.” https://jeffmaysh.medium.com/hysteria-high-how-demons-destroyed-the-miami-aerospace-academy-jeff-maysh-5a31b4770f29 Miami Aerospace Academy advertisement: El Miami Herald, July 1979Evaristo Marina portrait, digital recreations and Miami Aerospace Academy Yearbook, 1979: based on material reproduced by Local Crew, “Education Exorcism”: https://localcrew.ru/educationexorcismImage of Major McKently: courtesy of Joe Perez, Miami Aerospace Academy Facebook group.Promotional image from The Devil’s Academy (2023): Lion Television, LLC, via Amazon Prime.Article on reported hospital admissions: Jacksonville Journal, March 1974.Articles covering the Miami Aerospace Academy Ouija Riot: The Miami News, October 1979.Article on Amy Godoy’s occult detective career: Fort Pierce Tribune, January 1998.Article on rescued mountain lion: Caymanian Compass, September 1988.

Into the Fog has reached 200,000 subscribers on YouTube! Join me live to celebrate this rather astonishing milestone. I'll be eating cake, chatting about Into the Fog, answering your questions and generally saying a huge THANK YOU for helping the channel reach 200k. PeterPS: Bear with me, as this is the first ever time I've done a public livestream on YouTube. So it might not be slick, but it will be sincere! :)

Was a poltergeist caught on camera by a Canadian news crew?Summer, 1989. In Beauport, Quebec, an entire apartment building on Mgr-Gauthier Street came alive, violent banging that shook partition walls, ragged holes punched through plasterboard in real time, and dark shadows at the edge of vision. Witnesses weren't just tenants. Police officers, gas engineers and city inspectors all felt it.In this true ghost story, I investigate the Beauport Poltergeist, the TVA footage from August 4th 1989, what Lt. Guy Bedard and Inspector Gaston Dubé experienced, why gas, clay soil and plumbing theories failed, and the two chilling triggers: reported seances after a death downstairs, and 12-year-old Zoe's summer stay.This is a documented poltergeist true story, never fictionalised, told from contemporary press and investigator notes. Have a genuine experience to share? Submit it here: https://bit.ly/ITF-YourStoryEditorGerard Giorgi-CollResearch Marcus Lowth ArtworkSteph LayResearch and Image CreditsThis episode draws on the following key research sources:The Beauport Poltergeist: Ghost Theory https://www.ghosttheory.com/2015/08/0...Poltergeist in Quebec City: The Beauport Case Revisited https://mesplaisirs.com/poltergeist-a...Archival television footage of Micheline Cochrane and the Beauport property: The Beauport Phenomenon, TVA, via @SpiritSeekers / YouTube  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfS2jv-2Noc Newspaper articles: “Une maison hantée à Beauport?” and “Des fantômes en chair et en os?”Le Journal de Québec, August 1989.TVA television network logo, 1984–1990: EsaïeGregoryPrickett, Public Domain, via Wikimedia Commons.Photograph of Christian Page: IMDb profile, accessed September 2026.