Dr. Kieran O'Keefe

It is.

This is the early 2000s.

And I think what this case affords us is that modern lens, because in older cases, we're relying on newspaper articles.

We're relying on stories, very little photographic evidence.

But because this is happening in modern times, we have things that we can look at.

But very uniquely in this case, we have two actual investigators working on it.

They are.

I think most people think that haunting cases are things like bedsheet ghosts and rattling chains, but they're not.

We see them everywhere, from new builds to shopping centres to playing fields.

Yeah, it definitely gives us a different dynamic.

Because if it's not an intruder and it's not a paranormal force, then you would be left with it being it's one of you two.

And that is obviously incredibly damaging.

It creates a level of paranoia and there's no escaping it because you live together.

You know, people often say to us, well, why don't people just get up and move?

You probably can't.

You can't afford to move.

You can't afford to stay in a hotel every single night.

And what are you supposed to tell your family, your friends?

You know, you've got kids in school.

I'll be left.