International Institute for Psychical Research

I think that is smart.

So on February 26, he traveled with Alma to the Insti- uh, International Institute for Psychical Research in Kensington, where she was to be tested for psychic abilities.

Just before the test started, she was led down a hallway by a female member of the research team, who asked her to undress for a thorough search, during which all loose items were taken from her.

And after the search, they walked down, uh, the... or they walked towards a small room, but before they made it to the door, a brass bound hairbrush came flying at Alma-

His name was Nandor Fodor, and he was a Hungarian-born journalist and psychical researcher who had become very interested in spiritualism and supposedly paranormal phenomena.

By the 1930s, he was working with the International Institute for Psychical Research in London, and so in 1937 he decided to travel to the Isle of Man to investigate Gef for himself.

Fodor stayed at Cashen's Gap for about a week, hoping that Gef might decide to perform on command.

Unfortunately, during his stay, Fodor neither saw nor heard the creature.