Karen has had a lifelong interest in the paranormal, shaped by personal experiences she couldn’t easily explain. From an early age, she was aware of things others didn’t seem to notice — sensing energy, presence, and moments that felt just beyond the ordinary. These experiences sparked a lasting curiosity about the unseen world and how it connects to everyday life.

One of her earliest memories is learning to read tea leaves with her grandmother — a quiet, intuitive practice that encouraged her to trust her instincts. Although these abilities weren’t openly discussed in her family, Karen has come to understand that this sensitivity runs through both sides of her lineage.

After stepping away from these experiences for a time, they returned following the passing of her mother, culminating in a moment she could no longer ignore — seeing an old farmer walk through her garden and disappear from view.

Today, Karen is a working psychic medium, bringing personal experience, openness, and thoughtful curiosity to conversations about the paranormal.

Graeme Milne is a paranormal investigator and author with a lifelong interest in the supernatural. Originally from Aberdeen, he began collecting eyewitness accounts from some of the region’s most reportedly haunted locations, building a detailed understanding of local paranormal history.

In 2008, he published his first book, The Haunted North Paranormal, followed by several others including Aberdeen’s Haunted Heritage, Tales from an Edinburgh Tour Guide, and two volumes of Tales from Haunted Scotland, as well as a collection of fiction, When Day Becomes Night.

Now based in Edinburgh, Graeme works as a tour guide and continues his research as a member of Ghost Writers and PSI: Paranormal Scotland Investigations. Through both his writing and investigations, he brings a grounded, thoughtful approach to exploring the unexplained.