10-19-2018, 08:04 PM
(10-18-2018, 03:54 PM)BIAD Wrote: There was an earlier thread on the alleged activity. I think Wallfire may be correct.
Earlier Thread:
We have this from the obit of Guy Lyon that states another investigation was performed and it concluded the house had paranormal events that took place.
Quote:In 1977 together with Maurice Grosse he investigated the famous Enfield poltergeist outbreak in North London. He spent 180 days and nights with the troubled family over a two-year period between September 5th 1977 and June 1978, including 25 all-night vigils. Over 140 hours of tape recordings were obtained, resulting in transcripts running to over 500 pages (a substantial number of recordings have still to be transcribed). Additionally, there were at least 30 other witnesses to strange incidents. Re-investigated in 1981-82 by a special committee assembled by the Society for Psychical Research, the Enfield Poltergeist Investigation Committee (EPIC) re-examined the witnesses and collected evidence, later issuing 194-page report reaching the conclusion that paranormal incidents had indeed occurred in the house.
OBIT