Series 2: Case 4: Inside Room 611

Uncanny

BBC

Documentary, Society & Culture

4.7 • 3.8K Ratings

🗓️ 28 April 2023

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

Danny returns once more to Alanbrooke Hall in Belfast, and the supernatural saga of Room 611. He’s joined by former Queens University students Ken and Gary Foster to talk about the case. Recorded live at UncannyCon 2023.

Written and presented by Danny Robins Editor and Sound Designer: Charlie Brandon-King Music: Evelyn Sykes Theme Music by Lanterns on the Lake Produced by Danny Robins and Simon Barnard

A Bafflegab and Uncanny Media production for BBC Radio 4

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0:00.0	He's a rule breaker, a trend-setter. He reshaped art and redefined graffiti.
0:07.4	How does he smell?
0:08.4	Like paint.
0:09.4	Has he got any distinction features?
0:10.9	His anonymity.
0:11.9	But who is he?
0:13.2	What's his name?
0:14.2	Banksy.
0:15.0	Apparently, I've met him twice.
0:16.6	The Banksy story.
0:18.1	Banksy's work is always about the human spirit versus the establishment.
0:24.3	Listen on BBC Science.
0:27.3	BBC Sounds.
0:29.9	Music, radio, podcasts.
0:35.5	Hi, it's Danny.
0:36.6	So we had planned to bring you an episode with new information on the room 611 case.
0:42.9	The strange story of that student bedroom in Alambrook Hall,
0:47.0	the student holder residence at Queen's University in Belfast.
0:52.2	Unfortunately, we can't do that right now.
0:54.5	And I know that you will be really disappointed and I am really, really sorry for that.
0:58.2	But sometimes these things do happen.
1:00.5	And I hope that you will trust us that this was the correct call to make.
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