Hey guys, I'm excited because we're actually doing our first video interview today.

Something new we're trying to bring with you guys.

And obviously we'll put this on the podcast as well.

But I've got author Stephen Lancaster on the episode today.

And I'm excited because this is something that fell together really quick.

So before I get into that story, I want to first welcome Stephen Lancaster.

Thanks for coming on the show. Thank you. I've been looking forward to it, Jerry. This is going to be cool. All right. So what happened was a couple weeks ago, I had a listener, and I'm sorry I would tell your name, but I forgot we get so many emails that said, hey, you should check into Norman the doll. And I'd heard of Norman Adal, but didn't really know any details.

And, you know, I said, okay, you should check into Norman the doll. And I'd heard of Norman the doll, but didn't

really know any details. And, you know, I said, okay, I'll check on it. Hadn't yet. And then,

we're sitting in and watched TV with Tracy. And I got all these episodes of a haunting tape that I

never get a chance to watch. And I flipped on the first one, and it was on Norman the

doll. And so I'm sitting there and they've got,

unlike most versions of a haunting, they actually had some real video footage in this one

from the actual case. And then obviously listening to Stephen and his wife,

which were both paranormal investigators, while we were still watching the show, I found Stephen and sent him a message and he agreed to come on the show. So that's how that happened. So like I said, I'm excited, Stephen, thanks for coming on. I guess it's a very short notice and then we made it happen quick. So let's get into this a little bit. I want to tell a little bit of background about you. You've been a paranormal investigator since 1997, so you go way back, obviously.

It says on your website that you have done work for politicians, military facilities,

which is a big favorite of mine, Board of Education, museums, of course, commercial properties,

personal residences and stuff.

Tell me a little bit about how you get to do work for politicians and military facilities,

because that's got to be pretty tough from a security standpoint to be able to do.

Yes, sir. It's a lot of the government stuff. I have to give credit where credits do goes to

my father. He retired from the government. He used to work for a ballistics laboratory. He was the

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