A source the archive keeps returning to. Mysterious Britain turns up across Britain and Ireland, often as a voice weighing the details. In the Beaminster apparitions of 1728, it asks how well the children who saw John Daniel were really kept apart. For the Black Cat of Killakee, it treats the McAssey encounter as the heart of the case and calls the exorcisms and the buried brass devil unsubstantiated rumours. On the Larbert film of 1994, it gives the date as 19 January, around 7.00pm. Its account of the footage is simple. One white light, then two.
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