Antix Productions has revealed that Shane Hull – the man behind Moray Paranormal Investigations – has no connection to the show.

Mr Hull told 'The Scot’ last month that he had spent two years working behind the scenes with the Living TV programme.

He claimed to have taken part in numerous haunting investigations while on placement with its resident spiritualist medium, David Wells.

But we can now reveal that Mr Wells has never even met Mr Hull (36) and that he has never formed a part of the Most Haunted crew.

Liz Simpson, production manager with Antix Productions, said: “We wish to make it clear that this is a fraudulent claim on his part and he has misled your readers with this lie.

“It is important that people are aware of the actions of individuals like Mr Hull, not only to reassure them of our position on the matter, but also to inform any potential locations that may actually be considering allowing Mr Hull to carry out paranormal investigations on the strength of him using his so-called Most Haunted connection to gain access.”

Mr Hull, who works as a spiritualist medium, recently moved to the area from England and set up his paranormal investigation group. They have been carrying out studies at a number of locations across the area which are supposedly haunted, including the grounds of Spynie Palace, near Elgin.

It has also emerged that his team’s visit to the site was not sanctioned by its owners, Historic Scotland.

'The Scot’ attempted to contact Mr Hull on several occasions this week by telephone and email, but he did not respond.

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