Sybil Leek
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Oct 16, 2026
Tom MeyersHOST
... who had written several books on ghost haunting.
Tom MeyersHOST
And within 24 hours of calling Hans, he was there, and he brought along with him the famed British medium, renowned psychic, and self-described witch, Sybil Leek.
Tom MeyersHOST
[piano plays]
Greg YoungHOST
Just, um-
Greg YoungHOST
Amazing.
Tom MeyersHOST
So-
Greg YoungHOST
Sybil Leek
Tom MeyersHOST
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Robert SkvarlaGUEST
He talks to a British...
Robert SkvarlaGUEST
One of his sources is a British astrologer, Sybil Leek, who may have actually worked for the British government doing astrology during World War II.
Robert SkvarlaGUEST
Um, but there's nothing, no reason to believe she was participating in MK ofteN because there's another great book by a researcher, Alan Hornblum, who politically I don't always agree with, but his book is very good because it focuses on the actual documents that we have and-
IsaacHOST
Mm-hmm
JonathanHOST
He watched as it drifted out of the dressing room, passed by him in the corridor, and then turned the corner.
JonathanHOST
During his visit to the theater, Holzer was accompanied by his trusted medium, Sybil Leek.
JonathanHOST
When she walked through the dressing room area, she claimed that she sensed the presence of a troubled male, possibly with military connections.
JonathanHOST
She claimed that the figure was associated with a violent incident in 1916, that he had been imprisoned or trapped and wanted to escape.
JonathanHOST
Maureen also spoke of Annie, a former dresser who was said to sit in box one.
JonathanHOST
Her job had been to make sure the performers' costumes were perfect, and Maureen believed that even after her death, you could sometimes feel her presence right there, keeping an eye on things.
JonathanHOST
Curiously, during her visit several decades earlier, Sybil Leek had also mentioned sensing a presence in box one.
JonathanHOST
And finally, we end on perhaps the most curious member of the theater's cast of phantoms, the pallbearer.