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Originally Posted by Paul C. Anagnostopoulos  If this is the case, there is no reason for a proxy sitter at all. |
I certainly see your point. I guess, though, that
someone (probably the investigator) would have to know who the sitter is supposed to be. (Otherwise, any random spirit who was wandering by might decide to take the oportunity to communicate through the medium during the test!)
Do you think that the it might be that the earlier investigators might have used proxy sitters just to conform to the traditional "trappings" of holding seances, in which there was always a medium and one or more sitters?