Dr Ciaran O'Keeffe

And because of that, for me, it raises suspicion about the possibility that some of this phenomena might be caused by the locals.

They simply might be wanting to scare this couple out and, you know, trying to get them to leave Borley.

Yeah, I think we've got to remember that this would have been a call made to a newspaper from a position of trust.

It's almost as though they would trust that a journalist, a newspaper, would get involved in the investigation or at least know what to do.

They would have a network of contacts and know who to contact.

Yeah, it is quite a significant moment because you've got that connection with Harry Ball's promise and now it appears to be happening.

The only thing I would say is that are we just dealing with a coincidence?

We forget in today's day and age we don't see mothballs that often.

But, of course, back then they would have been quite prevalent.

Yeah, but not flying through the air, Kieran.

No, not flying through the air.

I'll give you that.

But then again, I want to hone in on the Ball Sisters.

There is a potential motive here.

Remember that they've effectively been thrown out of that building.

And, you know, they're almost pointing an accusatory finger at the wife, thinking that she may have murdered Harry Bull.

So there is almost a motive here for them to perpetuate the idea or to somehow paranormally point the finger.

That would be the first thing I'd do.

Absolutely.

But also I'd be looking at that trajectory.