Coltan Scrivner

We did all the control testing we could and nothing else happened that night.

We were there for hours.

Nothing else happened.

But the first thing we did happen and it was unexplainable.

Nothing, nothing lit up.

We tried other, nothing really happened.

You guys weren't hot enough.

We weren't.

You weren't sexy enough for Michael.

Yeah, there weren't enough women in the group.

I talk about a study in the book.

It's one of the few studies where I was like, I wish I had thought of that study.

And the short of it was that you imagine you get 100 people, let's say half of them believe in ghosts and half don't.

Then you mix them together and you split those into two groups.

You got 25 and 25, right?

So 50 people, 25 believe in ghosts, 25 don't.

And then another group, the same thing.

Now, in group A, you tell them when they come into the lab to do this study, hey, just so you know, we need you to sign this form to let you know that someone died recently in this room.

If people were told that there was the possibility of a ghost being in the room, they reacted to strange events during their lab experience in the same way.

It didn't matter if they believed in ghosts or not.