Danny Robbins

That earlier phenomena, the stuff we talked about, particularly in part one, Ciarán, Harry Price...

believed that was genuine.

He witnessed things himself.

And two things can be true.

You know, you can absolutely believe that some stuff was genuine and some stuff is fraudulent.

You know, having a vase flying towards you, mothballs, you know, that absolutely could have been

Genuine.

Evelyn, that writing on the wall, it's a strange moment, particularly the fact that people are writing responses and getting answers.

Writing on the wall, responses, could be a ghost, could be a person, right?

I mean, is this something that we could pin on Marianne, potentially?

But there's another... That's pretty extreme, isn't it?

That you'd invent a poltergeist to deflect attention from having it off with the handyman.

The great Amherst mystery.

Wow.

So much to take in there.

Evelyn, is this a case of extramarital activity or paranormal activity?

OK, well, look, let us see what happens next.

In the aftermath of Harry's stunning accusation, Lionel absolutely refuses to believe that Marianne is faking phenomena.

Harry is not invited back to Borley, but he remains fascinated by the case, convinced that that earlier phenomena he witnessed was genuine.

But for now, it seems that his investigations of the house are at an end.