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Hello and welcome to the third of the uncanny summer specials, part three of our Trilogy of Terror. And it's a very special

live uncanny episode recorded at the Hay Festival in Wales. We're going to be exploring some

deeply chilling brand new cases in the company of Kieran O'Keefe and Evelyn Hollow. But first,

I just want to give you an update on the Tora Laguna house case that we've been looking at in our last two episodes.

Andy Paul and Julio's story of their holiday at Julio's family home in the small town of Tora Laguna in Spain.

Now remember, Andy Paul and Julio's wife had all witnessed that vision of a large dog-like beast,

and Julio had had so many other strange experiences of a large dog-like beast, and Julio had had

so many other strange experiences himself. Did all of this, we wondered, have anything to do with

a sad history of the house? We learnt it had been a prison during the Spanish Civil War. So I have been

inundated with questions and theories on this one, and we have some interesting potential new leads here.

Samuel O'Dell has a team sceptic theory. He thinks that the beast that Andy never saw is a real

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