Professor Stuart Sangred

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171 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 27 Jul

Professor Stuart Sangred’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Electromagnetic fields have been known to impact the nervous system.
Cognitive functions.
It can make you believe someone else is in the room.
If you don't mind, send a copy of the video to my email.
I'd like to have our media department take a look.
My guess, though?
It's a parade balloon of some sort that's partially deflated.
Really?
Wrapped up in debris.
You think?
When the street lights hit it at a certain angle, the breeze pushes it along.
Starts to look like a very odd person levitating across the parking lot.
And what about the noise?
The wind will make all manner of weird noises through a cheap security cam microphone.
Yeah, well, I guess that's possible.
Much more likely than a ghost.
Combine that with the paranoia of a security team that's rapidly defecting and believes the building is haunted and, well, all kinds of paranormal explanations start to seem plausible.
Our last stop is across town.
Guess we'd better get a move on.
Hello?
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