Danny Robbins

Desperate, they get in touch with the Daily Mirror newspaper to ask for help.

The paper's editor phones the offices of the National Laboratory of Psychical Research, Harry Price's organisation, famed for exposing fake mediums and investigating alleged tauntings.

It is time for Harry Price to get involved.

The plot thickens.

Evelyn, 20 years Harry Bull and his sisters live in this house, experiencing phenomena all that time.

That's a long time to be haunted.

Yeah, really interesting detail.

It's so specific.

It is.

It really does feel like we are developing the Agatha Christie territory here, doesn't it?

We've got Harry actually dying and people suspecting that it might be at the hands of his wife, Ivy.

But we also have sightings of the nun again, and this time not from a member of the Bull family, but from a maid who's come with the Smiths from London.

So we're totally unconnected to this.

Does that make it more convincing?

I'm having none of it.

It's so interesting, isn't it, how we interpret these things, Ciarán?

And, of course, the people interpreting it for us now are the Reverend Eric Smith and his wife, Mabel.

What do we know about them?

They get so scared, Kieran, that they contact the Daily Mirror newspaper, something that we see in the Enfield poltergeist case as well.

The family there contact that same newspaper.