Welcome to part two of our conversation with Jessica Angsley about the haunting of a home.

And I understand the idea of making, you know, lemonade out of lemons when you have a property

like that. And it's like, well, I don't know that I'm going to be able, like anyone really is

going to truly want to live here, but maybe go down this other

route. Is there a danger involved when doing something like that, when making it into

what is essentially a paranormal occult museum type thing and filling it with other

haunted objects on top of what is already existing there. Is that a good idea, I guess?

I mean, I understand it can be done for...

There's options for research there, which is interesting, and I understand that.

But could there be greater repercussions than we're all aware of?

I think so personally, but it's not my personal location. It's not my decision, obviously. I mean

nothing to them in the grand scheme of things, but looking at Eddie versus someone like Ed and Lorraine Warren, who kind of knew what they

were doing, they've studied it their whole lives, you know.

Lorraine, especially being that she was a medium and a side chicken and all that.

So she kind of knew how to protect her home and the reason she had the museum of

artifacts she did from all of the investigation.

She was taking those things to protect the people they originally belong to because she

knew how to keep them locked up and things of that nature.

My biggest concern was something like that.

Yes, he's not living there, but my biggest concern would be that he would get other attachments.

Yeah.

From the new haunted objects or vice versa.

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