We visit the legend of Busby's Chair, a supposedly cursed oak chair in North Yorkshire. Cursed by murderer Thomas Busby in 1702 before his execution, it is linked to numerous fatalities among those who sat in it. To stop the deaths, it was moved to Thirsk Museum in 1978 and hung from the ceiling. Although the curse is famous, a furniture historian dated the chair to 1840, over a century after Busby's death.