Evelyn Hollow

It's the sort of thing I imagine Kieran might see.

He's got a brown one at the moment, but we get your plum one in a pipe maybe.

You should definitely take up smoking pipe, Kieran.

To injure yourself to the point of cutting your eye and giving yourself a black eye is psychotic.

I think it's not just the level of phenomena that occurs, but the variety of it.

There are some really, really bizarre stuff in this case that doesn't seem to happen in other poltergeist cases.

And very uniquely, you have people coming in who are hardcore skeptics who are actively looking to debunk the case and they have their mind changed.

No, absolutely not.

And at this point in time, based on the type of phenomena and the pattern that it's happening in, it feels like it's going to be a poltergeist case.

And we can already see that starting to manifest because now she's seriously physically ill to the point where she believes that she is dying.

It does.

It lacks ambiguity.

Because in this case, it's described as being scratched into the wall.

So therefore, something has to physically do that, either with another object, with a nail, with their own hand.

Which means if we can rule out that it's not a person, in which case Esther or the doctor are the only two people in the room.

So if it's not either of them, then it has to be a force that does it.

And that breaks the laws of physics.

Yeah, absolutely.

Because if it's her and she's physically and or mentally ill, then this is only going to escalate.

And if it's not and it is something paranormal and it's a poltergeist case, then we know that potentially this could escalate right the way up to threat to life.