Trevor Collins

I think what, you know, now that we've done this for five and a half years, I think there's, we've identified the deeper layers of intrigue in a lot of these topics.

Of course, the stories are all fascinating.

The theories, the what ifs, the what could be.

Yes.

All of that is so deeply fascinating.

But now you see the undercurrents of like, well, what really motivates something to really go?

Get into the zeitgeist.

Why is spiritualism such a big thing during the time of the turn of the Victorian era into the 20th century, which is kind of where we're at?

Why is like, what makes that tick and what stories kind of sparked any of that?

So we've explored, you know, like the Brown Lady of Rainham Hall, one of the first original ghost pictures.

Yes, we debunk it, but at the same time you explore why it's there.

Why are these things so fascinating?

Even if it's a true crime case that's unsolved, sometimes, like last week, it's exploring how, even in modern times, the truth can be lost in just a simple, short period of time.

And so I think that's also part of exploring this, is what happens in the zeitgeist to kind of change things or spark intrigue in something else?

I don't know.

This is going to be a really, really fun exploration, I think, of an otherwise very heavy topic, right?

World War I.

Also to clarify something I said earlier, we have the German Empire here in World War I. A lot of conspiracies mostly revolved around the Nazi Germany's experiments and things of World War II.

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