Poltergeist

  • The Drummer of Tedworth

    Drumming could never be considered a rarity – there have been many percussionists throughout the world and down through the ages, some distinctly more talented than others… …but of all the Dave Grohls, the Keith Moons and Rick Allens who have delighted fans with their rhythms, no drummer has inspired and intrigued a nation and…

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  • Ghosts of March

    Ghosts of March

    As March tiptoes in, it’s not just spring blooms that emerge—beware the spooky side-effects! Ghostly wraiths and specters roam about like they own the place, peeking from windows and leaving chill bumps in their wake. So, grab your EMF meter and respect those restless spirits, or risk a playful haunt!

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  • Could Halloween Be a Holiday for Spirits?

    Could Halloween also be a holiday for the spectral and paranormal entities that we, as investigators and researchers, strive to study, contact, or understand?

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  • The Perron Haunting.

    The Perron Haunting.

    Whether viewed as a cautionary tale about the dangers of tampering with the unknown, or as a story of one family’s terrifying ordeal, the Perron haunting continues to captivate those who seek answers to the mysteries of the paranormal.

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  • Spam, Glam… and Two Prankster Kids?

    In August 1977, the Hodgson family claimed they experienced a series of inexplicable and terrifying events that would soon make their home at 284 Green Street in Enfield, North London, the site of one of the most famous alleged hauntings in British history. So since it’s August and the 47th anniversary, lets have a recap.…

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  • Steven Mera: Exploring the Frontiers of Paranormal Investigation

    Steven Mera, a renowned paranormal researcher, has dedicated over three decades to exploring unexplained phenomena with scientific rigor and an open-minded approach. His diverse background in technology and telecommunications led to the founding of the Phenomena Magazine and the Scientific Establishment of Parapsychology (SEP). Mera collaborates with scientists and advocates for a multidisciplinary approach, despite…

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  • The Haunting Tale of BBC’s “Ghostwatch” Program

    “Ghostwatch,” a groundbreaking BBC program aired on Halloween night in 1992, blurred reality and fiction in a compelling mockumentary-style broadcast. It presented a live investigation into paranormal activity, sparking controversy and fear. Despite initial backlash, its legacy endures, influencing future horror projects and sparking ongoing discussions about media ethics and audience manipulation. “Ghostwatch” remains a…

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  • Poltergeist Phenomena vs Recurrent Spontaneous Psychokinesis

    Poltergeist phenomena, known for unexplained disturbances, intrigue researchers and the public. Historical records attribute these occurrences to spirits, but modern theories consider psychological and spontaneous psychokinetic explanations. Research explores neurobiological and psychosocial factors, as well as experimental evidence. Debates continue, with some advocating for interdisciplinary research to unravel the mysteries, emphasizing the need for open-minded…

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  • The Bell Witch.

    The Bell Witch.

    In 1817, the Bell family in Adams, Tennessee, experienced unexplainable hauntings by “Kate,” the Bell Witch. The entity targeted John Bell and gained notoriety after Andrew Jackson’s reported encounter. The tale’s historical and human elements, along with its enduring impact on American folklore, continue to captivate audiences.

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  • Sir George McKenzie: The Enigmatic Judge, Covenanters’ Persecutor, and the Haunting Legacy of Witchcraft Trials

    Sir George McKenzie, a towering figure in 17th-century Scotland, left an indelible mark on history, not only through his legal career but also through his controversial role in the persecution of Covenanters and the mysterious legacy of the McKenzie Poltergeist. In addition to his infamous dealings with Covenanters, McKenzie’s name is also connected to the…

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  • Exploring the Links Between EMF, Transmarginal Inhibition, and Paranormal Experience: A Scientific Inquiry.

    Kirst M D’Raven. *Introduction:* Electromagnetic fields (EMF) have long been associated with paranormal experiences, leading researchers to explore the potential links between EMF exposure, transmarginal inhibition (TMI), and the perception of the supernatural. In this article, we delve into scientific research and supporting evidence to understand the intricate connections between these phenomena. *EMF and the…

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  • The Drummer of Tedworth

    The Drummer of Tedworth

    Drumming could never be considered a rarity – there have been many percussionists throughout the world and down through the ages, some distinctly more talented than others… …but of all the Dave Grohls, the Keith Moons and Rick Allens who have delighted fans with their rhythms, no drummer has inspired and intrigued a nation and…

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  • How Come Some People Believe in the Paranormal?

    I loved magic shows when I was a kid. I remember being absolutely fascinated by mysterious events and the possibility that some of us might possess supernatural powers such as the ability to read minds, get a glimpse of the future, or, perhaps, suddenly port into another dimension. The human mind is a curious one.…

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  • The Enfield ‘Poltergeist’: a sceptic speaks.

    A couple of years ago I was asked to appear on ITV’s This Morning to discuss the Enfield ‘poltergeist’. It’s not an unusual request per se: as editor of The Skeptic I get to be the freethinker-du-jour in various media from time to time. But there were two things that made this one odd. The…

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  • Drama, Controversy and Confusion: The Legacy of The Enfield Poltergeist

    Polterwotsit has been rather a dead letter for a couple if years now; Becky has completed her PhD, my ghost group GSUK has not met, and Parasoc has quietly disbanded. Ironically I have been just as busy, if not more so, as always in studying poltergeist cases, and as this is as far as I…

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  • Ghosts: A third of Britons believe their house is haunted

    A third of Britons believe their house is haunted and some spooked homeowners are certain they have seen a ghost walking their corridors.A quarter of those who feel their home has a supernatural presence were convinced a poltergeist had moved around their possessions. read more Ghosts: A third of Britons believe their house is haunted…

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  • Story of the Enfield poltergeist set to be portrayed in a new TV drama

    THE terrifying story of the Enfield poltergeist is to be serialised in a new TV drama.The Enfield Haunting, filming for which started last week, is a three-part dramatisation of the events that took place at a council house in Green Street, Brimsdown, during the autumn of 1977.The saga received national press coverage and remains to…

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  • Poltergeist Will Haunt Us in July

    Fox has locked in a July 24, 2015, release date for the remake of the classic flick Poltergeist so make note, throw away your television, and begin seeking portly short women to come and make your house “clean”. Or just read on for more details, you lazy bastard. read more Poltergeist Will Haunt Us in…

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  • A University District couple called police on Wednesday, after they returned to their home to discover what looked like “paranormal activity.” read more Poltergeist in couple’s home turned out to be woman on meth.

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  • Bil Bungay opens haunted B&B to the thrill-seeking public

    Bil Bungay, one of the founders of advertising agency BMB, has converted the home used to shoot British poltergeist movie ‘When the Lights Went Out’ into a B&B in the hopes of attracting brave or foolish visitors. read more Bil Bungay opens haunted B&B to the thrill-seeking public | The Drum.

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  • Borley Rectory. Essex

    Borley Rectory. Essex

    The strange unexplained phenomenon at Borley rectory during the 1920s and 1930′s are probably among the most famous in England.Built for the Reverend H.D.E Bull 1863, Borley was constructed on the site of a Benedictine Monastery. Both the Reverend Bull and his son Harry passed away in Borley’s ‘Blue room’ which was reported to be…

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  • Paranormal Research & The Scientific Method

    In the world of paranormal research there is an ongoing debate as to the validity of this subject within the realm of true scientific study. Many claim this to be a pseudo-science, some claim that it can’t be studied using science and others think it’s just plain outright hokum. Well as a person who has…

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  • 50 Northern Ghost Stories – Ghosts of Yorkshire, Lancashire and more

    Is Northern England really the most haunted part of the UK? Sheffield lays claim to have more ghosts per mile than any other English city – and yet York claims to have over three hundred ghosts within its walls. Whatever the truth, Greater Manchester, Cheshire, Cumbria, West Yorkshire, North Yorkshire and Northumbria are truly haunted…

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  • Mackenzie Poltergeist in Greyfriars

    Greyfriars Kirkyard is the site of one of the most bloody religious persecutions carried out in the 17th century by King appointed Lord Advocate Sir George Mackenzie against the rebel Presbyterian Covenanters for their failure to accept state approved religion and swear loyalty to the King. It is also the location of the most well…

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  • The Odon ‘Fire Poltergeist’

    William Hackler finished breakfast and left the house to begin his many chores for the day. As he was walking across the yard, he noticed smoke pouring out of one of the upper-story windows. Alarmed, he ran back into the house and raced up the stairs. Once inside the room, he saw that a medium-sized…

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