Two month's ago, the ASSAP offered this synopsis of Trystan Lewis Swale's promised Highgate Vampire talk: "'The Trickster in Highgate Cemetery' [talk] features (a) previously unpublished witness reports to the Highgate apparition/entity, (b) previously unpublished testimony from an individual who was central to Sean Manchester's version of events, (c) an analysis of how the Highgate case has been revised by its protagonists through the years based upon their own written accounts; and (d) the arguments offered as to why tricksters may choose to behave as they do."
Swale's talk went ahead in September at the "Seriously Strange" event, but nothing further was heard about his promised revelations about "witness reports" and "unpublished testimony from an individual who was central to Sean Manchester's version of events." These talks are normally covered on video by the ASSAP and shared on YouTube, but nothing this time emerged. The question is why?
Seán Manchester enquired of ASSAP Secretary, Robert Moore: "When will we be able to see the video of the two day event?" Moore replied: "I am not aware of anyone having videoed the event."
Therefore, the public never get to see and be given an opportunity to examine Trystan Lewis Swale's "previously unpublished witness reports to the Highgate apparition/entity, [and] previously unpublished testimony from an individual who was central to Sean Manchester's version of events."
Seán Manchester commented: "Now why didn't I see that coming? So Swale's 'witness reports' remain the hot air they were always going to be." Once again, trickster Trystan appears to have got away with publishing claims that remain unsubstantiated and empty talk intended to impress.
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