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Paranormal Stalkers was founded in October 2023 by Jake Gadsby-Dyer and his mother, Trish, following a shared lifelong interest in the paranormal and the unexplained.

From a young age, Jake was fascinated by the possibility that there was more to life than we fully understand. Growing up, he was exposed to the spiritual world through family bereavements and experiences that sparked a curiosity about what may exist beyond our everyday understanding of reality. That curiosity would eventually grow into a passion for investigating the unknown.

Together, Jake and Trish created Paranormal Stalkers with a simple goal: to explore the paranormal for themselves and document their experiences honestly. What began as a personal journey quickly developed into a growing community of like-minded people who shared an interest in history, hauntings, folklore and the unexplained.

Since its creation, Paranormal Stalkers has investigated locations across England and Wales, from abandoned hospitals and ancient inns to castles, museums and some of Britain’s most well-known paranormal hotspots. Through livestream investigations, social media content and documentary-style storytelling, the team has continued to share its experiences with a growing audience.

In 2026, Trish sadly passed away. While her loss was deeply felt by everyone involved, her passion, enthusiasm and belief in the importance of exploring the unknown remain at the heart of Paranormal Stalkers. Her contribution helped shape the organisation from the very beginning and continues to inspire its future direction.

Today, the team remains committed to carrying forward the legacy she helped create. Paranormal Stalkers continues to investigate, document and preserve stories of the unexplained while building towards an even bigger future through media, publishing, events and long-term plans for a dedicated collection of paranormal artefacts and history.

Whether you are a believer, sceptic or simply curious, we invite you to join us as we continue exploring the unknown.