The Scole Experiment: Scientific Evidence for Life After Death

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In fact, it was not long before a variety of senior scientists, including some very experienced researchers into the unknown, became interested in the phenomena being produced. The Scole Group was happy to allow scientific scrutiny of their work, a fact which impressed the scrutineers. Unfortunately, the Scole Experiment was tainted by profound investigative failings. In short, the investigators imposed little or no controls or restrictions upon the mediums, and at the same time, agreed to all of the restrictions imposed by the mediums. The mediums were in control of the seances, not the investigators. What the Scole Report authors describe as a scientific investigation of the phenomena, was in fact (by any reasonable interpretation of the scientific method) hampered by a set of rules which explicitly prevented any scientific investigation of the phenomena. At the time of the Scole sessions, Robin and Sandra, the hosts of the Scole experiments, were married with four grown-up children.

The Scole Association is a voluntary organisation,administered by the curators of The Scole Files, whose volunteer members are helping to spread information about The Scole Experiment worldwide, including that contained in The Scole Files. Once a Roman thoroughfare on the way to Venta Icenorum, an Iceni stronghold close to Norwich, Scole is the unlikely home to Norfolk's very own X Files-style investigation. Wiseman, R., Greening, E., Smith, M. "Belief in the paranormal and suggestion in the seance room." British Journal of Psychology. 1 Aug. 2003, Volume 94, Issue 3: 285–297. They conducted serious scientific research during 500 experiments collecting data - photographs, audio, video, voices, light phenomena and other manifestations observed by witnesses - and seeking evidence for survival of the human personality or 'consciousness' into an Afterlife, using an entirely new and unique 'energy-based' approach.Having created what they called an 'inter-dimensional doorway' the group was dismayed when 'a group of experimenters from the future whose motives were not entirely benevolent' caused 'an interference contrary to the strict laws of time and space'. The group disbanded.

They lived in the village of Scole in Norfolk, in Street Farmhouse, which was the venue for the experiments. All the original material produced and collected during The Scole Experiment - including photographs, objects, audio/video recordings, as well as the records and diaries kept of the events - is owned by the Scole Experimental Group. In 1998, the Scole Experimental Group granted Grant Solomon and Jane Solomon - in their capacities as authors of The Scole Experiment, appointed collators and curators of all The Scole Experiment material, and administratorsof SEARA- all rights to use all The Scole Experiment material for their books, articles, films, and other projects. Separately, The Scole Experiment book and other original books, articles, and documents created by Grant Solomon and Jane Solomon, including material provided for the development of The Scole Experiment movie, is owned by Grant Solomon and Jane as the originators and creators of those works.By pioneering brand new forms of tangible paranormal phenomena the Communicator Team aimed to prove conclusively, once and for all, that death does not exist and that there are other dimensions of existence. The Scole Experiment team. Pictured: Alan Bennett, Diana Bennett, Robin Foy and Sandra Foy. Picture: Denise Bradley (Image: Archant) The Scole Experimental Group comprised two couples, Alan and Diana Bennett and Robin and Sandra Foy. They too were practical, intelligent and discerning individuals who spent decades researching psychical phenomena and evidence for an Afterlife..

the investigators encountered evidence favouring the hypothesis of intelligent forces able to influence material objects, and to convey associated meaningful messages, both visual and aural.' The aim of the Scole Experimental Group was to produce not just one tangible object but such a huge number and variety that scientists would have to sit up and take notice.

As in The Scole Experiment, Robinson has a large and varied Team of discarnate 'Communicators'. His Team gives him information about future events. At age 35, he died, met a 'Team of Beings' on the Other Side and agreedto return to Our Side to dream the future at night and warn the world by day.