The paranormal activity at The Filly Inn centres around the dramatic phenomena of objects being thrown around rooms by an unseen force. Staff and guests have reported witnessing items suddenly being hurled across spaces without any natural explanation, creating an atmosphere of chaos reminiscent of the violent end met by the original inn's criminal occupants. These incidents typically occur without warning, with objects ranging from small personal items to pub fixtures being affected by the supernatural force. The manifestations are interpreted as the work of the repentant highway robber, whose anguish at being denied forgiveness in life continues to express itself through these dramatic disturbances. Witnesses describe a sense of overwhelming emotion accompanying these events, as if the ghost's frustration and despair permeate the atmosphere. The activity appears to be concentrated in the older sections of the building, particularly in areas that might have corresponded to the layout of the original inn. Some guests have reported feeling an oppressive presence before the poltergeist activity begins, describing a sensation of being watched or judged. The throwing of objects is often sudden and violent, suggesting the intensity of the spirit's unresolved emotions. Staff members have learned to recognise the signs that precede these supernatural outbursts, noting changes in temperature and an electrical tension in the air. The phenomena serve as a reminder of the inn's dark past, ensuring that the story of the repentant robber continues to be told through supernatural means.