Warwickshire’s very own ‘ghostbuster’ died suddenly at the weekend.

Vic Tandy, aged 50, was a senior lecturer at Coventry University’s Business School but his real passion was searching out spooks.

Vic, along with his Coventry University colleague Tony Lawrence, worked on pioneering ghost theories, the most famous being ‘infrasound’.

He identified ‘infrasound’ as the low frequency noise just out of the range of human hearing, which causes a reaction in people that some interpret as a supernatural experience.

[see icCoventry]

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