Danny Robbins

So from a team believer point of view, if it's a new house, where is the haunting coming from?

Sleepy Hollow, obviously the second most famous hollow now after Evelyn as well.

Kieran, look, what would you be doing here?

If you could get your feet on the ground in Borley Rectory, which sadly doesn't exist anymore, but what would your investigation want to look at in this house?

So you should not lick those walls.

This is a level of detail I hadn't expected.

Evelyn, is the environment an important factor here?

OK, so that's the carriage again then?

OK, some interesting thoughts there.

But we are only just getting warmed up on this cold case.

Harry Bull and his sisters live at the rectory for 20 years.

The alleged paranormal activity becomes their norm.

The nun and the phantom carriage, odd fixtures that they tolerate.

But then, in 1911, at the age of nearly 50, Harry shocks everyone by announcing that he is getting married.

His new bride, Ivy, moves into the rectory and boots out Harry's unmarried sisters who reluctantly move to the nearby village.

But Harry and Ivy's marriage is not a happy one, and they constantly quarrel, right up to the moment when, in 1927, Harry dies in his sleep, aged 64.

The official cause of death is heart disease and bronchitis.

But Harry's sisters, who, as you can imagine, are not big fans of Ivy, suspect that she had a hand in it.

Poison Ivy, indeed.

Once the funeral is over, Ivy moves to London and the rectory sits empty.