In a short extract featuring the 'independent direct voice' (from mid-air) of Churchill – from The Scole Experiment session audio recording of 24 August 1994 – he says he isspeaking from his continued existence in The Afterlife. Like Victorian-era séances, the house itself wasn't haunted but the mediums claimed to have the ability to form a direct line of communication between the living and the dead. will be the 30th Anniversary of the first significant phenomenon witnessed during The Scole Experiment (1993-1998).

It is the Directors' Cut of Coleman's "The Afterlife Investigations," which can be seen on YouTube). There are any number of ways that a medium can get into and out of luminous wristbands during a seance. Two years into their experiment, the group were joined by observers from the SPR who wanted to assess the groups claims that they had proof of survival after death.Each participant or observer would wear a luminous armband so his or her movements could be tracked in the chilly dark. The Scole Experimental Group comprised two couples, Alan and Diana Bennett and Robin and Sandra Foy. The Foys too had duties after the sessions, which included the writing of extensive notes that Robin made after each session to keep acontemporary record of the events and phenomena which had taken place. Many of the investigators expressed that they were not very convinced by what they witnessed, and it is to the credit of the Scole Report authors that they fairly reported this. This venue was chosen as the old sixteenth century farm house had a cellar which was perfect as a venue for the experiments.

In addition to the film documentary, three books - with images, descriptions, and analysis - provide a comprehensive overview of this 'important to science' 5-year experiment. In accordancewith the wishes of the members of the Scole Group, the remaining 90% of the Scole data and evidence is being made universally and freely available for educational purposes only, under the heading, ' THE SCOLE FILES', from November 2022. I consulted with Mark Edward, a friend in Los Angeles who gives mentalism and seance performances professionally.The couple shared the same aims of proving that that humans survive the death event and go on to an Afterlife. The claims attracted criticism from those who suggested that the group's insistence on complete darkness invited suspicion.