john white
23-06-2007, 09:21 AM
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/itn/20070622/tuk-proving-afterlife-will-make-man-1m-dba1618.html
ITN - Friday, June 22 01:52 pmIf a punter can prove the existence of an afterlife to a bookmaker he stands to make £1 million in winnings
Paranormal investigator Ross Hemsworth, 49, has been offered rather poor odds of 10,000/1, but his £100 bet will net him £1 million.
If successful, the self-titled "scientific investigator of anomalous phenomena" would become possibly the most famous man in modern history.
Mr Hemsworth from Glastonbury denies his scheme is crackpot and said a team of scientists and doctors are working around the clock to prove existence of the afterlife.
He said could not provide details of the evidence he is set to produce as it is being kept "under wraps".
The evidence must be provided and accepted by bookmakers William Hill before the end of the year or the business entrepreneur would lose his bet.
He said: "There is something out there trying to make contact.
"With the evidence we have got we are not a million miles away from proving it.
"The whole point of the project is to prove that there is something there.
"More and more people are coming away from religion, there are more and more wars.
"If we can prove this we hope it will make some difference to peoples' lives."
Unusual little news story!
ROSS HEMSWORTH
THE GHOST DETECTIVE
Ross Hemsworth is a broadcaster, writer and proprietor of the internet's hottest online radio network - Glastonbury Radio, which went on air in March 2007. He is also the man behind hit TV series 'Ghost Detectives', which he went into as a sceptic. However, so many strange events surrounded his every move that he admits becoming a 'believer', as well as a 'psychic' on occasions. Many of these occurrences led to sequences of events that might easy earn a place in the annals of psychic questing. This rollercoaster ride through the realms of the paranormal led him to form what is now one of the world's leading scientific investigation organisations 'The Phantom or Fraud Project www.phantomorfraud.com, which attempts to record and classify all manner of strange happenings and put them into some kind of context.
Ross will share some of the weirder occurences that have taken place since the start of 'Ghost detectives', and shows how they relate to the modern concept of psychic questing.
'Now That's Weird', hosted by Ross Hemsworth, now on Glastonbury Radio each Friday night at 9pm
good PR for Glastonbury Radio for a small bet!
And oh:
The programme airs LIVE every Friday 9 p.m. - midnight GMT and you can tune in at www.nettalkradio.co.uk (UK) and www.meekerbroadcasting.com (USA) The show's discussion forum is hosted at www.abovetopsecret.com - post your questions for guests on the show there in advance of each programme
ATS is in on it too!
ITN - Friday, June 22 01:52 pmIf a punter can prove the existence of an afterlife to a bookmaker he stands to make £1 million in winnings
Paranormal investigator Ross Hemsworth, 49, has been offered rather poor odds of 10,000/1, but his £100 bet will net him £1 million.
If successful, the self-titled "scientific investigator of anomalous phenomena" would become possibly the most famous man in modern history.
Mr Hemsworth from Glastonbury denies his scheme is crackpot and said a team of scientists and doctors are working around the clock to prove existence of the afterlife.
He said could not provide details of the evidence he is set to produce as it is being kept "under wraps".
The evidence must be provided and accepted by bookmakers William Hill before the end of the year or the business entrepreneur would lose his bet.
He said: "There is something out there trying to make contact.
"With the evidence we have got we are not a million miles away from proving it.
"The whole point of the project is to prove that there is something there.
"More and more people are coming away from religion, there are more and more wars.
"If we can prove this we hope it will make some difference to peoples' lives."
Unusual little news story!
ROSS HEMSWORTH
THE GHOST DETECTIVE
Ross Hemsworth is a broadcaster, writer and proprietor of the internet's hottest online radio network - Glastonbury Radio, which went on air in March 2007. He is also the man behind hit TV series 'Ghost Detectives', which he went into as a sceptic. However, so many strange events surrounded his every move that he admits becoming a 'believer', as well as a 'psychic' on occasions. Many of these occurrences led to sequences of events that might easy earn a place in the annals of psychic questing. This rollercoaster ride through the realms of the paranormal led him to form what is now one of the world's leading scientific investigation organisations 'The Phantom or Fraud Project www.phantomorfraud.com, which attempts to record and classify all manner of strange happenings and put them into some kind of context.
Ross will share some of the weirder occurences that have taken place since the start of 'Ghost detectives', and shows how they relate to the modern concept of psychic questing.
'Now That's Weird', hosted by Ross Hemsworth, now on Glastonbury Radio each Friday night at 9pm
good PR for Glastonbury Radio for a small bet!
And oh:
The programme airs LIVE every Friday 9 p.m. - midnight GMT and you can tune in at www.nettalkradio.co.uk (UK) and www.meekerbroadcasting.com (USA) The show's discussion forum is hosted at www.abovetopsecret.com - post your questions for guests on the show there in advance of each programme
ATS is in on it too!