Evelyn Hollow

So therefore it can survive past a body when it decomposes.

And then because it's molecular in nature, it's able to do things that seem odd.

You know, it can interact.

And if that's true, and that is potentially what, you know, ghosts are, then it really brings me to the conclusion of having to say that this is a poltergeist case.

To me, ghosts are real.

It's just a question of what are they?

Then you fundamentally disagree with Kieran about this being a hoax.

I understand why, because I think it comes from a place of fear.

People don't want to believe, you know, like that Sherlock Holmes quote, once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth.

The letters are really bizarre, and although I'm not an expert in handwriting, it's more about the actual content of the letters.

The language used in it is sort of part English, part French, but it's not good French, it's sort of bad French, and it's written kind of phonetically or in onomatopoeia.

It's written the way the word sounds rather than what the word is itself.

So instead of, you know, the French use a lot in between words, it's just the way they talk.

But it's actually written in the letters, like in between words, the word, you know, UH and a French person wouldn't do that.

So the letters are, yeah, they're a bit of a mess.

They're franglais.

So, I just, yeah, I just don't think the French element is paranormal.

If the rest of it is paranormal and, you know, Donald has already created, like, huge scrawlings and sort of vicious things and whatnot, then, yeah, if somebody, you know, consciously or not starts embellishing on that, then they sort of almost mimic Donald's MO by then painting but then changing it so that it sounds...

Viva France or whatever on the wall.

I just don't think the French element is paranormal but I just can't discredit the rest of the stuff that happens in that room doesn't seem possible to me to be created by a person without being noticed by a dozen other people.