1:17:02
This looks like some kind
of electrical discharge.
1:17:06
What about this forking? Right here?
1:17:08
Couldn't this be a head?
Couldn't this be a shoulder?
1:17:13
We feel that this photograph
constitutes proof, Dr Cooley.
1:17:17
I don't know.
1:17:20
It takes a long time before you can
come up with something reliable.
1:17:25
You have to check every possible alternative.
1:17:28
What about the smell? And the shaking?
That's classic poltergeist activity.
1:17:32
It also could be a dead cat and a tremor.
1:17:37
I don't know what you think you've
discovered, but you're playing with fire.
1:17:43
I suggest you start with
the traditional world and move outwards.
1:17:47
We'll need more equipment to do that.
1:17:50
Maybe I'll authorise it when the time comes.
1:17:55
- You say she was seeing a psychiatrist?
- That's right.
1:17:58
- I'd like to know the diagnosis.
- She was seeing someone right here.
1:18:21
(Joe) Yeah, well,
we're doing the best that we can.
1:18:24
We got a lot of people here,
a lot offolks, yeah.
1:18:27
We're wiring the place up for
any kind of movement that we might get.
1:18:31
We're putting x-ray plates up also.
No, we're hanging up wires and stuff...
1:18:35
Excuse me. I'm looking for Carla Moran.
1:18:38
- Are you here to observe the phenomena?
- Observe the phenomena?
1:18:42
No, I'm Phil Sneiderman,
a psychiatrist. Carla's my patient.
1:18:45
Oh, hi. I'm Gene Kraft,
Department of Psychology.
1:18:48
How do you do?
What branch of psych? Clinical? Dr Morris?
1:18:51
- No. Parapsychology. Dr Cooley.
- Gene? Gene, hand me a roll oftape, please.
1:18:56
- Yeah.
- What are you guys doing with all this stuff?
1:18:59
We're trying to gather some hard data
on the phenomena here.