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Speaker 1: me Richard McClean smith. For the weeks in between episodes,

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Speaker 1: to have been a poltergeist. Many of the journalists and

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Speaker 1: of parapsychology, it has long been supposed that apparent poltergeist activity,

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Speaker 1: as well as David Kroniberg's equally intense take on a

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