The renowned British author and paranormal investigator, Peter Underwood, died on November 26, 2014, at the age of 91.
From childhood, his interest in the paranormal evolved into a professional path. At the age of nine, he claimed to see his father's ghost after his father died that day, marking his first paranormal encounter.
He became particularly associated with investigating iconic cases like Borley Rectory, often labelled "the most haunted house in England."
Despite his commitment to the field and study, Underwood maintained a critical perspective. He estimated that most supernatural claims had rational explanations, though he remained intrigued by the inexplicable minority.
Described by Dame Jean Conan Doyle as “The Sherlock Holmes of Psychical Research” Underwood's death marked the end of a career that bridged the sceptical and spiritual dimensions of ghost hunting.
He left behind a legacy of meticulous investigation and paranormal storytelling.
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