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A case for the supernatural

Aworld-renowned paranormal researcher and the grandson of two of the most famous figures in supernatural investigation is set to visit Donegal this autumn for a unique event at Lifford Old Courthouse.

Chris McKinnell will appear at the historic venue on Friday, October 16, for what organisers are describing as “an unforgettable night” exploring some of the world’s most famous paranormal cases.

Mr McKinnell is the grandson of legendary investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren, whose work inspired the hugely successful ‘Conjuring’ film franchise.

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During the evening, attendees will hear stories from some of the Warren family’s most famous investigations, including first-hand accounts connected to real-life cases that later found their way onto the big screen.

The event will take place within the atmospheric surroundings of Lifford Old Courthouse, one of the north west’s most historic buildings, providing a fitting backdrop for an evening focused on paranormal research and unexplained phenomena.

Regular ticket holders will be treated to a live presentation by Mr McKinnell, followed by a question-and-answer session, book signing and an opportunity to meet the paranormal researcher in person.

However, organisers say the night’s most exclusive experience will be reserved for a limited number of VIP ticket holders.

Once the main event concludes and members of the public have departed, a small group will remain behind for what is being billed as an exclusive locked-down paranormal investigation of the courthouse alongside Mr McKinnell.

Participants will have the opportunity to explore the building after dark, investigating its corridors and historic rooms while learning investigative techniques from one of the best-known names in the field.

Organisers say numbers for the VIP experience will be intentionally kept low to allow guests a more intimate and interactive investigation.

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Regular tickets are priced at €30, including booking fees, while VIP tickets cost €60 and include access to both the live event and the after-hours investigation.

Ticket links are due to go live this Saturday, August 8, through www.chrismckinnell.com

 

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