Peter Fairley

The night before the disaster, an eight-year-old boy named Paul Davies had actually drawn a picture of a mass of figures digging at a hillside, and on this drawing, he wrote the words, "The end." Paul Davies also ended up dying in this disaster, and his mother found the drawing a few weeks later.

Barker then reached out to Peter Fairley.

He was the science editor at London's Evening Standard, and he asked him to publish an appeal, reaching out to anyone who had possibly experienced premonitions of the Aberfan disaster.

He described it as a vivid dream, a vivid waking impression, telepathy at the time of the disaster affecting someone possibly miles away, and clairvoyance.