Collection of evidence from the above investigations.

Large crowds gathering around the front of the cathedral /Sentencing - hanging taking place /
Sense of being watched by all /23 year old nun /Chorister boys entering the cathedral via the doorway at the side of the cathedral /At the buttery a female of 16/17 - Initial of N - Nell? (1859?) - slim, petite and good looking /Raped - child bearing? - Cleansing of the area /Male mugged in alleyway and died of injuries (this one or another very close by which is longer?) /A community in the 1300's - grazing sheep - people in sack cloth and bare feet /Soldier with stab or bullet wounds to the leg in the Cooper Street area /Feeling of being angry and of violence in the Cooper Street area /Body snatchers / digging up of graves.
 

Sound of a creaking door x 2 /Full body apparition appearing beside the gate to the walled garden x 4 /Footsteps heard on the gravel walking around in the area between the tower and the cathedral x all /Figures seen walking across garden x 3 /Figures seen in the graveyard to left of cathedral x most /Figures seen walking around inside the cathedral building x 3 /Figures seen in the windows in the tower x 2
 

Is there any records of a nun passing in this area at the age of 23 - or a nunnery here?

Would it make sense for large crowds of people to be gathered here? - for some kind of sentencing or hanging?

Would the chorister boys have entered the cathedral via this doorway?

Was the young girl who committed suicide carrying a baby? Was she 16 /17? Does the name of Nell or the initial N attach to her? Is the date of 1859 relevant?

Have there been any reports of candles / flowers in this alleyway, or of any pagan / occult activity?

Was there a community based here in the 1300's?

We know there was a hospital on the site of Cooper Street, but are there records of soldiers here as well - and would they have bullet or stab wounds?

Is there any reporting of violence or fighting in the Cooper Street area?

Is there any records of body snatchers or the digging up of graves outside this cathedral?