Evelyn Hollow

You can't be at the other side of the room and actually physically cause that writing to happen.

Unless, of course, you're dealing with a device like you mentioned about an Etch-A-Sketch that relies on iron filings.

You know, there's a magnetic component to it.

Maybe you can kind of almost prep the device so that you've got a magnetic component that produces that writing.

But judging from your reaction... No, no, I can't let that go!

Yeah, yeah.

Even as I say it, I think how ridiculous that explanation says.

Kieran, go and stand in the corner for that explanation.

I'm not going to stand in the corner.

No, but the issue I've got here is that it would be so easy for a sceptic to say Mark is responsible for this phenomena, either deliberately, which is very worrying, or through some sort of what we call dissociative state.

which could be triggered by anxiety and various other psychological triggers, that he goes into a dissociative state and he doesn't realize that he's doing some of these things.

But when you get instances like this, where the person who's this prime suspect is at the other side of the room,

it immediately breaks that argument down.

So where I am at the moment with this case is that some of the evidence I could explain naturally and put Mark at the center of it.

Other phenomena like this that we're looking at now, this writing, I go,

That is not Mark.

So what is the explanation for it?

And I find it difficult.

It is.

And I think if I was an investigator, I would be genuinely scared by what's coming through here.