Danny Robins
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 22 Jun
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And, you know, it's impossible to kind of separate yourself from the baggage of future of previous accounts and previous generations describing stuff.
But, you know, I think.
I think what I've learned, I guess, going through this recent series, Uncanny Cold Cases, and looking at these classic hauntings like Cock Lane, this famous Georgian haunting that, you know, kind of was just, you know, it's hard to say how big it was in its day.
It dominated the national discourse, really, in the way that probably Borley did and the Enfield haunting did in the 70s, maybe, you know, kind of these huge things that...
generate a debate and split people.
I think there's a reason why these cases stick around.
You know, they're not open and shut.
You know, there are things that you can explain, things that you can say point to an obvious human hand.
But there are mysteries that still remain and things that do feel hard to explain, do feel inexplicable in most of these cases.
And I think that's
Exciting.
You know, I love a bit of uncertainty.
I welcome the fact that we might never be able to make sense of this because, you know, it's fun.
I love detective stories.
And the moment you get tired of a detective story is when you know who done it.
You know, these are the cases that keep on giving.
We went to Hampton Court for the Uncanny TV series, actually, really interestingly, to do a very specific experiment there, actually.
There was a really big...
investigation of Hampton Court.
I think it's early 2000s, led by Richard Wiseman, who some people will be familiar with, a really kind of very highly respected psychologist with a real strong interest in the supernatural.
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