David Wells (medium)

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David Wells
Born 8 June 1960 (1960-06-08) (age 51)
Kelloholm, Scotland, UK
Known for Work as medium on Most Haunted

David Wells (born June 8, 1960) is a Scottish medium and astrologer. Born in Kelloholm, Scotland, Wells states that he discovered his abilities after suffering from pneumonia, learning astrology and studying the Qabalah to "ground" his abilities.[1] He has been featured as the main medium on Living TV's Most Haunted as well as its spin-off Most Haunted Live!.

His other work includes appearances on Jane Goldman Investigates and Psychic Interactive. He also serves as the official astrologer for NOW and the Scottish Daily Record. He was the astrologer for the Metro newspaper. Before working as a medium, he served in the Royal Navy.[1][Third-party source needed]

David has recently become the main astrologer for the UK national tabloid, the Daily Mirror.[citation needed]

[edit] Most Haunted

Wells first served as a guest medium on Most Haunted in 2004, during the episode filmed at the Greengate Brewery, along with the then resident medium Derek Acorah and London's resident parapsychologist Dr. Matthew Smith.[2] He then took over Acorah's position on the show. Wells predominately seems to be clairvoyant. He occasionally employs the use of tarot cards and scrying mirrors as aids to communicating with the spirit world. He only rarely channels spirits. He has recently given up his role on Most Haunted to concentrate on writing and participating in workshops and charity events around the country. This series featured occassional guest appearances by demonologist Fred Batt of Capel. Batt also owned Caesar's Nightclub in Streatham from 1994 to 2010.

[edit] References

  1. ^ a b Wells, David.David Wells' Complete Guide to Developing Your Psychic Skill, Hay House, 2006
  2. ^[dead link] David Wells' biography on LivingTV's Most Haunted site

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