Two frightened children appeared beside a wolf pit in 12th-century England. They spoke an unknown language, wore unfamiliar clothing, refused ordinary food, and most strangely of all, their skin was green.
Tonight on WTAF Paranormal Case Files, Anne and Renata investigate the bizarre medieval mystery of the Green Children of Woolpit.
According to chroniclers William of Newburgh and Ralph of Coggeshall, the children claimed they came from a strange twilight world called Saint Martin’s Land, where the sun barely shone. But were they describing another realm, an underground world, or a traumatic journey they did not fully understand?
We examine the original medieval accounts, the differences between the two versions, and the theories that have followed the story for centuries. Were the Green Children malnourished Flemish refugees, lost or abandoned children, figures from English folklore, visitors from another dimension, or part of a story that changed with every retelling?
Join us live at 8.30 pm tonight (AEST time) as we separate the recorded history from the folklore and ask the question at the heart of the mystery:
Where did the Green Children of Woolpit really come from?
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