Danny Robins Introduces 'Uncanny' Listeners To The Ghost Of 'Uncle Jack'

As always, Danny is joined by a panel of experts, which this week is made up of Deborah Hyde the former editor of The Skeptic magazine, and Paul Stevenson the editor of Haunted magazine.

Deborah suggests that the noises and incidents could be caused by natural phenomena. She also throws in a scientific curveball, suggesting that small earthquakes could be a plausible explanation for the unsettling occurrences. Deborah stresses the importance of not leaping to supernatural conclusions without first eliminating the mundane explanations.

On the flip side, Paul seems more open to the idea of a paranormal entity. He discusses the 'stone tape theory,' which suggests that emotional or traumatic events can leave an energetic imprint on an environment. However, he makes it clear that in this particular case, the phenomena appear to be evolving, indicating a more complex, possibly sentient, force at play. The idea that this force could be gaining 'intelligence' over time adds a layer of intrigue and even menace to the case.

Deborah questions the convenient narrative built around 'Uncle Jack,' framing it as a byproduct of human storytelling instincts, while Paul wonders whether a photo of Uncle Jack found in the property could be a haunted object — something containing paranormal energy.