:38:01
And what does modern medicine
have to say about ectoplasms?
:38:06
No, it's nothing to laugh about.
:38:09
It's a pertinent question
in her case.
:38:13
A very significant case,
I might add...
:38:16
on which I'm writing a paper for
the next issue of "Science and Life."
:38:19
Already at the hospital
I was very much intrigued.
:38:22
And I didn't even know that
the crime had really taken place...
:38:26
as you have just told me.
:38:29
This young lady lived through an event
which took place ten years ago:
:38:34
the Craven murder.
:38:36
It's an unusual, but not impossible,
occurrence...
:38:40
although I'd place it more
in the realm of meta-psychics...
:38:45
than in that of rational medicine.
:38:47
In our case it would be incorrect...
:38:50
to speak in terms of ectoplasms
or hallucinations.
:38:54
It has nothing to do
with hallucinations.
:38:56
I think we should consider
this phenomenon...
:38:59
in terms of psychic travel.
:39:05
Even psychics need to eat.
It's getting cold.
:39:10
So you mean to say, Professor...
:39:14
that Nora truly witnessed
a crime...
:39:17
that was committed ten years ago?
:39:20
No, no. Don't misunderstand me.
:39:23
I wouldn't go quite that far.
:39:25
What I do believe is that...
:39:28
Nora had told no one
about the phone call:
:39:32
It was useless for them
to try and comfort her:
:39:35
Only the truth, at this point,
could restore her sleep:
:39:40
And she had to look
for that truth alone: : :
:39:43
even at the risk of her life: