I'd prefer my name and email not be used, even though, as I've said before, the ship

has already sailed in regard to people thinking I'm crazy.

L.O.L. he writes. This is in reference to a comment that you made about elders with dementia in the video

Bigfoot kills a rogue gugwee. Now no worries, I'm not attacking or complaining, but rather

suggesting an alternative explanation for occurrences of that sort. In any case, funny thing, back several weeks to a month ago, when my dad was in rehab, after having a pacemaker installed, he kept complaining for three or four days about being able to hear a conversation in his room in the wee hours of the morning between two people who weren't there. We checked the area around the room and on one

side there was in fact another room and the walls in the place were notoriously thin. But on

the nights in question no one was in that room so it would have been unlikely that he would

have heard any voices from that source.

The other side of the room shared a wall with a nurse's station that was only occupied during

the day, and a broom closet on the adjoining hallway that was never used.

Several others who had been assigned to that room, I was told by one of the orderlies, or maybe it was a nurse, I can't remember, had reported and complained about similar occurrences there.

He said that he didn't know, but maybe that room was haunted. There had been at least one death in the room, he said.

One of the residents apparently overheard and later told me that several people had had

similar experiences that he had heard about.

All of that made me think about your comment in the Bigfoot kills a rogue Gugwe

video about people in nursing homes walking around talking to people

who weren't or aren't there.

Maybe the people those residents are talking to are really there.

Maybe their ghosts are similar.

Or you and the staff just couldn't see them.

As I said, maybe that's on an alternative explanation to just dementia.

I'm reminded of Terry Pratchett's line about wizards, something to the effect that wizards

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