Speaker 1
Evlin, first we have this detective work that Kitty's been doing on the house as previous owner. It's really interesting that Malcolm thinks that Annie is the woman haunting the house, but Kitty doesn't. So this is where the case starts to split because Kitty
Speaker 3
goes off and she finds Annie, who has sadly passed away in the house. Now in most cases, we go, that's her. She's dying in the house. But that isn't who she saw. So not only do the physical and visual versions don't match, but the presences don't match. And it is definitely a reflection of how this works in real life because we always wanted to be neat and tidy. We always want answers and the fact is that life isn't like that. And neither are haunted houses. There could be more than one thing there and that may explain why they're having two different experiences.
Speaker 1
And then Nilo, we have this major incident in the guest bedroom. How do the contents of a bookcase fly across a room? What
Speaker 4
do we mean by flying? For me, something might fall off my bookshelf and I think, oh, you know, that's just fallen and it'll take me by shock. If I'm expecting that there is a ghost in the house and I've been primed to think that way, then I will begin to label things in line with the theory that I hold. So when something just falls off, it will be thrown off. Hold
Speaker 1
on a minute. This is not just things dropping off a shelf. This is the entire contents of the bookcase spread across the whole room.
Speaker 4
I'm not a geologist, but I have heard about seismic shifts and they are in the lake district and there may be geological explanations for this. And I would wonder if there are other properties where similar things have happened. Is it something that would be a natural outcome of some sort of shift in the ground underneath?
