Evelyn Hollow

And he says, along come a couple of spirits and they do what any group of schoolboys would do.

They begin to kick it around, smashing windows and generally creating havoc.

Then they get tired and they leave it.

Yes, it's sort of an idea that spirits are seen as possessive and abusive in poltergeist cases.

And historically, women endure this behaviour from actual human partners at an alarming frequency.

He's got a point, Walt.

Today's newspapers, tomorrow's fish and chip papers.

The belief would be that there is an entity, an entity that has some form of consciousness, and therefore it has an agenda, so it starts with knocking, banging, tapping, and then it escalates to moving small objects, and then it eventually escalates to creating an incredible racket, such as throwing pots and pans, and we would say that it wishes to communicate.

Imagine a person who needs your attention and you can't hear them or they're unable to talk or maybe talk in your language.

What are you going to do?

You might start banging on a desk or throwing things to get their attention.

The idea is that it wants to talk to them.

Donald, please stop it.

The candle.

Who's here?

Getting to hear her voice was incredible.

It's a real gift that she is still with us and we're able to talk to her about it.

But for me, really, the key thing was that talking to her now, in her old age, she was so afraid that she thought that even talking about it might bring him back.

She was so terrified.

She thought they were going to die.