Evelyn Hollow

That is immensely traumatic.

Yeah, definitely.

One of the standout lines of her testimony is, he kept it up, not it, he kept it up.

This kind of personification of them taking the noises and not just attributing it to a person, but to a person that has a gender or a personality and then eventually a name, is quite interesting because at what point do you go from thinking the noise is created by an object or even a small animal to he?

There's a real conscious kind of jump there.

And Karen, they've got this...

There is an entity, an entity that has some form of consciousness, and we would say that it wishes to communicate.

Are you there?

Don't look.

Oh, heart of me

My background is in forensic psychology, mostly working in things like Eyewitness.

So I would describe my belief system as being Celtic pagan.

I got into parapsychology because myself, my mother and my sisters have had instances that could be described as paranormal.

Not just the length of it, this went on for 12 years, which is just incredible.

It might be the longest ongoing poltergeist case ever.

Also the sheer volume of people that were involved in it.

So it starts to kind of rule out the idea that a couple of people might be faking it or they've convinced themselves of what they saw.

And the variety of phenomena is incredible.

You know, when people say, oh, well, there was some knocking noises or they thought they saw things move.

I'm going to say yes.