Elisa was brought up by her grandparents, Edith and Robert Clayton, who lived at 22 Lake Lock Road, Stanley. She attended St Peter’s school and Stanley Modern School, and every Sunday, she accompanied her grandparents to the services at St Peter’s church—and every other holy period of the year. Elisa has travelled to various countries of the world, but her favourite country is USA. Eric, her husband, bought a house for them at Rapid City in the Black Hills of South Dakota, and it was there that she finalised her first book. They also started a property company and owned a number of houses in the Black Hills area. Elisa also personally investigates, and has written books containing, various kinds of factual psychic phenomena, which include hauntings, ghost sightings, poltergeists, and UFOs. She has also written fictional horror stories. In her spare time, Elisa enjoys oil painting, speaking at various Women’s Institutes and knitting for the charity of her choice.
Can a witch’s curse from 1630 force her accuser to haunt the Heath Common?
Can dreams predicting the future come true? Who or what saved a woman trapped in a wrecked vehicle? Is there an angel in the Holy Trinity Church Knaresborough? Do UFOs exist or are they figments of our imagination? Did the children really see the reptilian man in their bedroom? If so, was it linked to their father’s involvement with UFOs and the Ouija board. Is a battle still raging on the Portobella Estate in Wakefield, and who are the ghostly children?
There are many more factual accounts to be discovered in Seeing Is Believing; stories that will make the most sceptical of readers wonder at the mystery that surrounds us.
Elisa believes that all hauntings, poltergeist, ghosts, angels, UFOs etc, are all natural phenomena that have been with us throughout time.
My book consists of true factual events that have occurred over the years, from WW1 and WW2 to the present day.
Many of the people’s war-time experiences that I have written about are quite horrendous. However, for the sake of future generations, fully understanding how terrible war is and the atrocities that were carried out by every nation, they should be made aware that it could happen at any time to them.
Also, the brave men and women who fought in WW1 and WW2 should never be forgotten.
Whatever happens, we should always try to rise above whatever crisis comes our way, otherwise we are a lost cause and civilisation.
– Elisa Wilkinson
Who haunts Goldberg Hall? Could it be the past owners? Or did someone from more recent days meet a cruel fate there? Could it be the woman and child who Ava saw walking along the road towards Waterfall River? Or Jack Armstrong, the builder who renovated the Hall? He was discovered frozen to death in a solid block of ice inside his car. Or could it be Lord Goldberg himself who raped his own daughter and died from a revenge killing. There are many theories as to whom or what haunts the manor. Nevertheless, the locals stay away from Gallows Hill where the old hall used to stand.
They know the rumours of the hanging Goldberg judges and the orgies there. The remaining part of the Hall has now been refurbished and sold to a young couple with three children. Unknown to the new owners is the fact that not everyone leaves the Hall alive. The only people who could explain the inexplicable events there are the dead souls themselves who haunt Goldberg Hall.
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