Welcome to part two of our interview with paranormal investigator Jake Fife about the St. Elbin's Sanatorium.

Let's continue that conversation.

It's one of those stories where you have to wonder, what is going through the mind of the nurses, of the staff?

Because, you know, obviously the reactions from the boy, the noises, the levitating,

this is not part of a normal patient's reaction to anything.

Right.

What exactly do you think they, you know, if this story is indeed true, and it's difficult

because this is just a speculative question, but what on

earth do you think is going through the minds of the doctors and these nurses when things like

that would be going on with that patient?

I think they were absolutely terrified.

As terrified as a human being is capable of being terrified, because, you know, like you said,

they weren't trained for

this. They weren't prepared to deal with demonic possession or levitating patience. And that would

explain, A, why after they got the claims of what would happen with a boy from his aunt and uncle,

they stuck him immediately in male isolation, kept him there all day, all night, not allowed to leave.

I think they were absolutely terrified.

And, you know, no one wanted to mess with it.

No one wanted to go see if he was all right.

No one wanted to try the help.

And I think between the patient, not the patients, but the nurses,

I think it was more of a, you go first. No, you go first. I think that's kind of how they

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