This video record links to the TEDx talk by Swedish journalist and “ghostbuster” Jack Werner, referenced in the book in connection with unusual stories, public belief, scepticism and the wider problem of judging claims by instinct rather than evidence. The item is relevant to the BuzzFeed/CEN evidential record because Werner’s work helps illustrate the difference between properly testing a strange claim and dismissing it simply because it sounds unlikely. In the wider book context, the Jack Werner example sits alongside other apparently odd or comic agency stories that were vulnerable to being treated as “truthy” or implausible, even where the real issue should have been whether the claim had been sourced, checked and accurately reported. Its value in the Source Library is that it provides supporting context for the argument that unusual subject matter does not make a story false, and that scepticism only has value when it is attached to method, evidence and fair verification rather than prejudice against stories that sound strange.