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Speaker 1: a human can be exhausting. You're listening to Unexplained, Season six,

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Speaker 1: Episode four, The Widening Gyre, Part three of three. Morris

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Speaker 1: and Guy watched from the back of the kitchen, along

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Speaker 1: with Peggy and Margaret, as Janet sat in silence at

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Speaker 1: In front of her lay a thin strip of metal

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Speaker 1: on which an electrical sensor known as a strain gage

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Speaker 1: had been attached, which in turn fed out to pulse counter.

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Speaker 1: Sat beside Janet was David Robertson, a student of physics

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Speaker 1: at London's Burkbeck University, who kept his eyes fixed firmly

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Speaker 1: on the counter reading. David had joined the investigation at

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Speaker 1: the Hodgson's home in early December nineteen seventy seven at

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Speaker 1: the request of Professor John holsted one of his teachers

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Speaker 1: at Burkebeck. Holstedt had been contacted by Guy on account

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Speaker 1: of the work he'd done a few years earlier examining

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Speaker 1: the apparent psychic abilities of paranormal celebrity Uri Geller, in

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Speaker 1: particular his supposed ability to bend metal with his mind. David,

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Speaker 1: who'd agreed to spend a week living with the family

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Speaker 1: test to see if Janet had similar powers. After five

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Speaker 1: minutes of trying, however, the reading remained unchanged. Janet sighed loudly.

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Speaker 1: I'm bored, she said, turning to leave the table, when

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Speaker 1: suddenly a metal tin on top of the fridge bounced

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Speaker 1: into the air, causing them all to flinch. Did you

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Speaker 1: see it, said David with excitement. Yes, said Morris. It

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Speaker 1: happens all the time. But David wasn't talking about the

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Speaker 1: tin jumping. He was pointing to the counter. Just when

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Speaker 1: the tin moved, he explained, the reading went up. Then,

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Speaker 1: thinking quickly, David instructed Janet and Margaret to go upstairs.

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Speaker 1: As the girls duly disappeared out of the door, The

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Speaker 1: others looked on with amazement as the reading on the

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Speaker 1: just as the girl's footsteps could be heard entering the

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Speaker 1: area by the kitchen table, the reading began to fluck

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Speaker 1: eight once again. David Robertson's arrival at two hundred and

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Speaker 1: Guy and Maris continue to invite people to the house

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Speaker 1: provided they had a scientific interest in the case. Though

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Speaker 1: many of the events seemed to suggest to Guy and

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Speaker 1: Morris the Janet was somehow psychically responsible, the recent knocking,

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Speaker 1: communications and strange mutterings of Margaret in her sleep had

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Speaker 1: for them considerably strengthened the other tantalizing possibility that they

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Speaker 1: were potentially dealing with genuine spirits of the dead. On

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Speaker 1: psychologists Anita Gregory and doctor John Beloff, who were also

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Speaker 1: members of the Society for Psychical Research, to make their

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Speaker 1: assessment of the events. Things began routinely enough, with the

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Speaker 1: usual knocking sounds and objects being flung about the place,

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Speaker 1: then later with Gregory and Belof joining the others on

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Speaker 1: remained deeply unimpressed throughout, even less so when the barking began.

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Speaker 1: It had started a few days previously after Janet agreed

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Speaker 1: to undergo a session of hypnosis, during which she claimed

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Speaker 1: Not long after this session, the barking was then heard

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Speaker 1: seemed distinctly unscientific to him. Having finally had enough, Morris

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Speaker 1: After a few minutes of silence, however, Maurice gave up

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Speaker 1: to say something gross came back. The reply in a strange,

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Speaker 1: doglike rasp. Then Morris asked Charlie to tell them their

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Speaker 1: actual name. Joe came back the rough barked reply, Joe Willikins.

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Speaker 1: At first, the exchanges only took place at night, and

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Speaker 1: It quickly became clear that the voice was coming from Janet. However,

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Speaker 1: Although it was hard not to suspect Janet was merely

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Speaker 1: including Janet, who seemed to switch seamlessly from her own gentle,

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Speaker 1: contrast to Janet's far more childish manner. In time, the

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Speaker 1: Unsure what to make of it all, David then handed

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