NEW scientific research which uses evidence from the world famous Enfield Poltergeist case has come a step closer to proving conclusively the existence of paranormal activity.

Research published in the Journal of the Society for Psychical Research has concluded that audio recordings made during poltergeist activity at a house in Green Street in the late 1970s were unlikely to have been caused by normal human activity.

The recordings, made between 1977 and 1978, captured a variety of unexplained occurrences that plagued a mother and her children – including banging on walls and moving furniture.

During the year of disturbances, incidents of levitation and appearances of apparitions were also reported.

The events were witnessed by the family, along with local police officers, neighbours and journalists, receiving global media attention.

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The miller of Kent was a skeptic, until he encountered a playful spirit and saw what it did to his prized mare.

Incredible, but true!

 

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This is surveillance footage from a deli in Connecticut. The owner saw the condition of his store in the morning and called police. This is what they found on the video tape.

The police report lists it as “unexplained phenomenon”. Apparently the location was used as a “rum running” location during Prohibition. Although some parapsychologists suggest that poltergeists could be a form of recurrent PK, there is very little evidence for PK recorded on film or witnessed by objective parties. There are famous poltergeist cases where the activity was seen by objective parties and even skeptics.

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Do objects disappear around your home, then inexplicably reappear? You may be experiencing what is now termed ‘Disappearing Object Phenomena’.

Here is a true story of what happened to me:

One afternoon I had just returned from a shopping expedition to my local supermarket. One of my purchases was a 25kg (55lbs) bag of potatoes. I carried it from my car and put it on my kitchen counter. I went out to the car to collect a few more bags of shopping and returned to the kitchen. The bag of potatoes was gone!

I searched the small kitchen but could not find the big bag anywhere. A little perlexed I asked a friend to take a look. He searched the kitchen thoroughly and still came up with a blank. He confirmed that he had seen me carrying the bag of potatoes into the kitchen and that it was now gone.

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Later that evening I went into the kitchen to start cooking supper. Low and behold the bag of potatoes was on the kitchen counter exactly where I had left it. There was no one else around and no way anyone could have entered the kitchen without me seeing them.

This was not the first, or the last time something unexplained happened in that house either.

Most people report small things that have vanished inexplicably, only to turn up later exactly where they looked for it. In my case the object was rather large!

So what exactly happened? Can we explain it?
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