Very few ghost stories start with an electricity bill sliding through the letterbox, but the freaky tale known to locals as "The Welsh Amityville" does.
Mum Liz Sanders nearly lost it when she saw she owed £750 for the quarter - but the real horror set in later, when investigators claimed a Satanic ghost was responsible for running up the charge. She had recently moved to a remote farmhouse at the foot of the Brecon Beacons with her husband Bill and his son Damian (whose name should start ringing bells for any horror fans).
But Liz and Bill's new home soon turned into a living nightmare: they claim demonic visions appeared at the foot of the bed, animals started dying all over the farm with no explanation, and weird bursts of light tore through the house in the dead of night.
It was the autumn of 1989 when things started getting creepy, she explains in new Channel 4 show True Horror, a programme so disturbing it comes with a viewer discretion warning. The show dramatises and retells the trouser-ruining story of Liz's haunting at "Hellfire Farm", a tale which she claims is completely true, and...CONTINUE READING
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