John B. Allen (MrBallen)

And now Frank, you know, Frank also is in the process of going through what is this unbelievable, unbelievably bad situation for him.

You know, he's lost his wife.

He has to work all these extra shifts.

He can't be around his daughters.

He's worried about his kids.

And he's seeing his kids light up and be so excited at this idea that they're talking to their mom that,

even though he does not think for a second that there's truth to what he's telling him.

He doesn't think that there was tapping.

He doesn't think that their mom was in the house.

He thinks that these are kids who've lost their mother and they've come up with some coping mechanism, which is hearing random house tapping sounds and they've convinced themselves it's their mother.

And so without any hesitation, he just goes, I bet that was your mom.

That's wonderful.

She's looking out for you.

She'll always be looking out for you.

Your mom is, she's here with you now.

She'll always be here with you.

Your mom loves you.

And the girls are so pleased.

and they run up to bed so excited to go tell their friends the next day.

So they go to bed and Frank, frankly, doesn't think much of it.