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The Vertical Plane The Mystery of the Dodleston Messages: Second Edition

Ken Webster

The Mystery of the Dodleston Messages: A unique supernatural detective story.

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It was written by Ken Webster and documented all of the Dodleston messages and other strange occurrences that happened in the cottage, including the 16th-century messages appearing on his BBC Microcomputer.

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And he went on to write a book, I think in 89 called The Vertical Plane that chronicles all this and more.

— Episode: Short Stuff: Dodleston Messages

Episode: Short Stuff: Dodleston Messages

It was written by Ken Webster and documented all of the Dodleston messages and other strange occurrences that happened in the cottage, including the 16th-century messages appearing on his BBC Microcomputer.

"

And he went on to write a book, I think in 89 called The Vertical Plane that chronicles all this and more.

It's called The Vertical Plane by Ken Webster. I guess it's a book review.

Episode: Short Stuff: Dodleston Messages

It was written by Ken Webster and details the Dodleston messages and other related events, though it was later considered by some to be a possible hoax.

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And he went on to write a book, I think in 89 called The Vertical Plane that chronicles all this and more.

It's called The Vertical Plane by Ken Webster.

So Supernatural

Ken Webster compiled the strange events into a book titled The Vertical Plane, which he first published in 1989 and later issued a new edition in 2022 after a resurgence of interest.

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After Ken Webster says his final goodbye to Thomas, he goes back to his normal life. He writes the events down in a book called The Vertical Plane, which he publishes three years later in 1989.

— Episode: DARK WEB: The Dodleston Messages

Episode: DARK WEB: The Dodleston Messages

Ken Webster compiled the strange events into a book titled The Vertical Plane, which he first published in 1989 and later issued a new edition in 2022 after a resurgence of interest.

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After Ken Webster says his final goodbye to Thomas, he goes back to his normal life. He writes the events down in a book called The Vertical Plane, which he publishes three years later in 1989.

The book sells modestly mostly to friends, family, and paranormal fanatics. Some people who pick it up think it's a work of fiction, but it and Ken's story get a boost in 1996 when it's featured on a BBC TV show called Out of This World. That bump in popularity also attracts a lot of skeptics. Over the past few decades, the debate has raged on, fueled again by Ken's new edition of the book, which he published in 2022.

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