As Witzend's story illustrates, the credibility of a third person depends to a large extent on the personality of the person. The local woman who interpreted bad luck as bad spirits believed in spirits before the event.
While Witzend's story is interesting anthropologically it's not a credible explanation of a run of bad luck.
The more credible evidences of paranormal goings on concern unwitting and unprejudiced witnesses.
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