You would never think that a house in the suburbs of North London could provide so much unintentional terror, but from the very outset, BBC One’s GhostWatch provided more understated horror and genuine scares than million dollar directors have by rebooti

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Nearly a year ago, authorities in California identified partial skeletal remains found in 2002 as those of Tracy Melton, a woman missing since 1998. The identification would have been a great milestone in the case, were it not for one small problem -- it