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What are ghosts really like?

When: Ghosts have been seen at all times of the day or night and any time of year. There is certainly no bias towards Halloween or Christmas, as some people assume. A recent survey*** found that two thirds of reports of haunting activity occurred in the afternoon. Many ghost reports are one-offs, not associated with any pre-existing haunting.

The duration of ghost sightings can be summarised as brief - usually seconds rather than minutes. It can feel longer to witnesses as weird sights often leave a strong impression.

Where: Ghosts have been reported in many different places, but particularly where people live and work. This may simply be because potential witnesses spend most of their time in such places. Ghosts are not, contrary to popular belief, reported more frequently in graveyards. A recent survey*** found that older buildings produced the most reports of hauntings. Many ghost reports are one-offs, not associated with any pre-existing haunting.

Appearance: Ghosts usually appear as clothed figures. They are not usually surrounded or accompanied by any background scenery. Most ghosts look like normal people - not transparent, or glowing* like their fictional representations (which brings into question dark vigils). You could walk past one in the street and not notice it. Ghosts do, however, often vanish spontaneously or occasionally walk into walls. They also sometimes appear in enclosed spaces. Though apparitions are sometimes seen in 'period' costume, as if from an earlier era, this only started being reported at the beginning of the twentieth century. Before that they were normally reported only in contemporary dress. Some ghosts appear to cast shadows or reflections though it is not clear what proportion as the fact may simply not be noticed in some cases.

People sometimes report areas of dense mist as ghosts. However, solid figures are not reported turning into mist, or vice versa. Nor do such mists behave like humans. Therefore, there seems to be no real evidence to support the idea that such areas of mist are ghosts.

Rarely, partial human figures have been reported, often the upper or lower half of a body. Many of these reports come from doubtful sources, such as traditional ghost stories, but there are one or two from investigated cases.

There are dark figures, reported as shadow ghosts. These are very often seen in peripheral vision, sometimes moving. They usually vanish when the witness turns to look at them. For info on shadow ghosts, see here.

Communication: In the vast majority of cases, apparitions appear not to interact (or communicate) with witnesses or even their physical surroundings (indeed they often don't even move!). Some apparent communication has occurred very rarely, through answers to knocks, but that may be part of the haunting phenomenon rather than anything to do with a ghost. For this reason, the popular idea that ghosts are 'spirits' does not seem to be supported by this evidence. Indeed, the idea of ghosts as 'spirits', interacting freely with witnesses, though popular (particularly with the media), appears to owe more to tradition and fiction than paranormal research.

Identification: Few ghosts are readily identifiable to a real individual, past or present. Where they are it is often on flimsy evidence (eg. 'a woman who committed suicide in the building must be the ghost') rather than by use of photographs, for instance, or other reliable identification methods. Most examples of well-known historical figures being identified as ghosts come from a long time ago. It is possible that the reports of such ghosts have been exaggerated over time. Though it is a popular assumption, there seems little in the available evidence to support the idea that ghosts are people once associated with the haunted location.

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