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Subject: Re: Bad areas

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Pat Bannon

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Date Posted: 16:18:44 06/26/03 Thu
In reply to: Delta 's message, "Bad areas" on 05:48:15 05/23/03 Fri

>What is your take on buildings, or areas that have a
>bad vibe? I see your doing a study in Bristol. I
>know a street there (Gwyn Street) where there have
>been a lot of suicides. Is this to do with radio
>waves or mobile phones?
Delta

Thanks for this. The main aim of the Bristol study is to develop a feel for the level of incidence of paranormal experiences over a demarked geographical area.

We do however plan to do follow ups in more detail.

I see that Gwyn Street is quite a short road. Interestingly it is located approxiamately midway between two sets of twin masts (to the north there are four masts in the vicinity of Montpelier station- and to the south, two further masts at Newfoundland Way - incidentally one of these is the isguised mast shown on the website!) So it could well be an EMF hotspot. We'll ave a rather more detailed look at the topography and take some readings but it might help if you could also tell us the street number of the building concerned.

Many thank for yur interest.

Pat Bannon

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