Can a group of ordinary people create a ghost entirely from their imagination? On this episode of Greg After Dark, we dive deep into one of the strangest chapters in psychical research: the 1972 Toronto Philip Experiment.

Led by the Toronto Society for Psychical Research, a team of researchers and everyday participants set out to prove that hauntings are purely psychological by inventing a completely fictional spirit named Philip Aylesford - complete with a detailed backstory, historical era, and personality. But things took a terrifying turn when the table-tapping, cold drafts, and physical levitations started happening in real life.

We break down how collective focus, subconscious intent, and human energy can seemingly conjure the paranormal, what happens when an experiment spills dangerously into the participants' personal lives, and the ultimate question: Did they summon a ghost, or did they manifest something far stranger from within themselves?

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