Yes, he devotes a fair amount of the book to him, in fact.Did Will mention a guy called David Vee? He was very pally with the Hall's owners and could get access where no one else could.
I was invited to stay in 2005 by one guy who was known to the old and new owners and was allowed overnight stays while he researched the ghosts. He ordered that his ghost group should never mention the place by name in case this jeopardised their access to the property. Instead it was called "the place that must not be named."
What did you make of David Vee? (Assuming that you're willing to share, of course.)Yes I was referring to David. I can't remember what Storr wrote of him so I must re-read it. Incidentally, Vee and Mark Webb had a falling out with the producers of the first series of "I'm famous and frightened." They were aghast as to what it was actually turning out to be like (I think the producers misrepresented the show)...eventually, Vee and Webb's contribution was gradually whittled down as the series progressed.