<div style="text-align: justify;">Josie had gotten enough rest to feel refreshed, and was now looking forward to hearing what Katie had to say. It was so good to have Katie on their side, Josie thought to herself. She always managed to find someone willing to talk, no matter what, and that was priceless for their work. <br/><br/>Hearing Katie say that most people in town were not thrilled about them being here made Josie shake her head and smile. That wasn't really a surprise. And, to be honest, Josie couldn't blame the locals. She wouldn't like people coming into her town and talking of ghosts either, if she didn't believe them. <br/><br/>When Katie pulled out a folder, Josie leaned forward, curious. The picture of the house was interesting, but the ones of the people were much more interesting to her purposes. They were looking for ghosts, after all, and only people became ghosts. Of course, there might be another kind of spirit, but Josie really hoped they were dealing with ghosts, and not demonic presences. That would definitely be more of a problem than ghosts. Not that those would be easy, of course.<br/><br/>"Poor child", Josie murmured with a sigh. "I pray we may bring peace to her little soul". She nodded when Katie mentioned the nanny, and the way she had passed. "That would explain why I felt out of balance half way down the stairs", Josie added, shaking her head. "Perhaps the anger I felt comes from her. Hopefully that is all there is there", she completed, falling silence for a moment or two.<br/><br/>After some thought, she turned to Jean. "I believe the child will not give us too much trouble. The older spirit might. It feels as though she is not a friendly one. And yet...", Josie interrupted herself with a sigh. She was not happy with what she was about to say. "...I might have to open myself out to her and let her tell us what is holding her here", Josie murmured, looking at Jean. "I guess at this point, you know what to do". She then turned to Katie. "I would like you to record whatever she says, if you please", Josie requested quietly.</div>