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The Psychic Adventures of Derek Acorah
Derek Acorah wrote The Psychic Adventures of Derek Acorah. It’s a spine-tingling guide to ghosts and haunted places by the renowned UK. psychic Derek Acorah.
Britain’s most popular psychic and ghost hunter, Derek Acorah, shares first-hand accounts of his chilling encounters at some of Britain’s most notorious haunted houses and places. Belgrave Hall, with its violently unhappy spirits, the torture museum in the vaults of Auld Reekie and Tutbury Castle, where they imprisoned Mary, Queen of Scots. Also, revealed in this true paranormal chronicle of haunted places.
In addition, Derek’s insider perspective on spirit possession, malicious beings, animal spirits, angels, and guides Never-before-told stories of Derek’s childhood and personal life. Furthermore, including a moving account of a past life with “Sam,” Derek’s trusted spirit guide. Additionally, behind-the-scenes stories from the various locations and shoots of Most Haunted.
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About the author of The Psychic Adventures of Derek Acorah
Born into a family of Frederick Johnson and Elizabeth Courtney, Derek Francis Johnson grew up in the North West of England, in the Scarisbrick area near Southport.
At the age of six, Acorah saw his deceased grandfather at his grandmother’s house for the first time. It was his first encounter with spiritualism.
As a result, he later became a medium, claiming that his grandmother, a psychic, had inspired him to do so. Additionally, he adopted the name Acorah, which he said came from a Dutch ancestor.
A number of his seances were controversial, with some alleging he made contact with high-profile figures. His career as a medium was undaunted by allegations of fakery.
Acorah has played football before becoming a medium and was once signed to Liverpool’s roster but was later injured.
As a direct result of the brief illness that Acorah suffered, he died on 4 January 2020. His wife confirmed that he went to the hospital with pneumonia. And they later discovered that Acorah had also contracted sepsis.
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