Little Stretton

Then you drop left, and it's not like a drop straight down.

It's almost a mile of just like sort of flat, and then suddenly you drop into Minton, which is again, which is a random village out, out sort of, sort of south of, south of, um, Little Stretton.

Um, but again, we did it so quick and, um, and we were suddenly in Minton without, again, in the dark, so you're sort of just looking down in front of you and you suddenly, "Oh my God, we're here now." And then it's sort of a clomped down the road to the Green Dragon, and suddenly we'd probably done that whole section where most...

I mean, some of you hear horror stories of people doing the hike and it taking them four hours to get down there 'cause people are just absolutely fucked.

The Warrens referred to this process as invitation, obsession, infestation, oppression, and possession.

On the warm summer night of July 5, 1919, the body of 21-year-old Bella Wright was found on a little-travelled road in Little Stretton, England, a small township near Leicester.

Her bike was nearby, and there was a bullet wound in her head.

She had last been seen by her uncle earlier that evening with a man with a green bicycle.