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I've been thinking about this. First, if the medium were a fake, I would assume he would have done his homework and listened to Houdini speak or have a NY accent at least. Why was his accent from the South?
As I see it, there are at least two other options. One, we could have an impersonator on the other side who wants to confuse us and can't rid himself of his southern accent
, or two, as Victor Zammitt suggests, this entity received help from another, much like an inexperienced dancer would hold hands and be guided by the more capable in a waltz, the expert imparting to the dance a unique imprint. I don't know--there are other options, but I am interested in exploring this further. Thanks for bringing it up, Vicki