Carlo Cattogno

So we would have their full cooperation and, you know, their consent to perform a full investigation.

mm-hmm yeah the first step that I would do is number one I want to see the room I would want to see where the bed is placed see where any windows are where any lighting is the entrance is how many doors go into it the square footage ceiling height things like that and then I would try to you know being that they're consenting and and they're they're on board with it I would set up cameras and document the activity at night over the course of a week or so and see

how this is happening or if there's something that is unexplainable then uh you know we'd have a lot more data based on that visual evidence oh like you mean do you mean something paranormal i don't know if it's paranormal but i mean uh if my intuition is that either kevin or rebecca is um

someone that moves when they're sleeping and, you know, maybe they get hot at night or maybe one or the other is moving in a way that's, you know, wrapping the sheet around Rebecca and the blanket around Kevin.

Yeah, I see the confusion there, because if you're making the bed, you're getting into bed at a certain time.

You know, I also want to kind of ask them questions about their bedtime routine.

Who goes to sleep first?

Right.

Is it a new bed?

Is it a new bedding set?

Is it a new sheet?

Okay.

I would like to see how it behaves and see, you know, is it more slippery than, you know, cotton sheets or a blend?

Yeah.

I mean, I would even say to just see what would happen if you changed the bedding, if you tried different sheets.

Yeah.

All of that could have a different effect on how your body works.

you know, adheres to the material.

In this particular circumstance, I don't think we'd need to go that far.

But, you know, in the interest of being as thorough as possible, you know, I would ask that.