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I don't know why they bothered. Felt forced and fake. Lots of contradictions. Ian leading her and telling her how she would feel to which she just agrees. When she was 'crying' there was not any actual tears. Boring footage of her badly acting infront of cameras just wondering around and talking out loud. She just seemed like a peri menopausal woman who was feeling a bit screwy (we've all been there) who has an obvious crush on ian lawman. I'm glad there's only one. Please don't make more it was as boring as watching paint dry. And no I didn't expect head turning, spitting and vomit. I at least expected someone who could act beyond seemingly like it was a poor school stage play

Ian said 'as soon as I opened door she was running away from me', she spoke to him then stepped back to allow him and crew in when he asked if they could go in.

Jane was asking her what she saw in the mirror and continually ked her. What 40 year old doesn't hate what they see sometimes? That's because are self esteem is affected not because we see a demon.

He consulted a demonologist but aren't all ordained priests a demonologist?

How is he an ordained exorcist when you have to be Catholic to be an exorcist and he's Cof E? Not a Catholic priest? He's married so can't be a Catholic priest.

In help my house is haunted he always demands and gets a name from the demon, yet in this they said demons rarely give names. In HMHIH they say they can't banish a demon until they know it's name, yet they banished this one no problems?.

Ian would say things like 'tell me if you feel repulsed I can see you feel repulsed' to which of course she woudk agree. He would tell her how he's expecting her to feel then ask if she felt it and of course like a love struck teenager she agreed.

Her body language throughout suggested she was lying. Smirking. Hiding mouth with hand, touching face etc. Of course no doubt it will be said these are signs of possession.

It didn't seem like there was any proof of any possession or haunting beyond what she said.

She contradicted herself, spoke to them and wrote this letter but failed to say she had a ghost in her bed, and her husband failed to tell Ian that when Ian was asking what had happened, surely you wouldn't forget to mention a major thing like that.

In the end he said 'I can see makeup' as though this was proof of her miraculous recovery - yet the day previous she's clearly caked in makeup. Only difference is she was wearing brighter warmer tones which of course is no accident.

It felt very fake and false. No thank you.