Danny Robbins

Another says that he caught Price throwing pebbles in the house when no one was looking.

Could it be that Harry was just as guilty of fakery as Marianne, seeking to benefit from the publicity around his house?

But despite the destruction of the rectory, the unexplained phenomena on that land seem to continue.

Observers from Cambridge University make regular visits and document hearing unexplained noises and seeing strange lights.

Some Polish army officers stay in the rectory grounds.

They witness objects being thrown and hear phantom doors slamming.

To this day, ghost hunters still visit the tiny village of Pauling.

Some claim to hear footsteps around the church.

Others have heard the sound of those servants' bells ringing.

Some even say they've had pebbles thrown at them, just like Harry Price back in 1929.

And one of those investigators, too, have combed that site looking for clues.

Well, I can say, look, I don't want to tell you the silly, but here she is now.

Wouldn't it be an amazing thing, though, to actually have an experience down at Bolly?

How did it feel being there?

Was it the most haunted house in England?

Evelyn, will we ever stop being baffled by Borley?

Is this case one that will run and run?

OK, there you have it.

That is it for this series of uncanny cold cases.

Or is it?