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[JeepersCreepers]

This is a neat page. I've never seen these pictures before. I'd be a bit freaked if it was me sleeping in this bed. Not to convinced the girl was levitated. She looks as if she jumped.

Enfield Poltergeist

[Redwyche]

Yes, I do agree that the pillow is rather strange.........but could easily be hoaxed.  And I definitely can tell the girl is jumping........you can tell by her hair.  Pictures can always be faked.

[fbjewels]

I find it odd that there is no other information out there on this.  I posted a thread a few weeks back asking if anyone knew anything about the story, and this website is pretty much it!  

The "levitating" pictures are odd.  It does appear as if she is jumping, as she seems to "fly" off in the same direction every time.  However, these are young kids, and I think it would be hard for them to fake those utterly terrified looks on their faces.  They would have to be great little actresses.

What is known of this investigator?  Has he done work on other cases?

[paraportal]

I have a book which really goes deeply into the Enfield poltergeist case by the two guys who were there since it started and saw it through its entirity. It's called 'This House Is Haunted' and it's by Guy Lyon Playfair and it was he and Maurice Grosse who investigated the haunting for over a year. They collected evidence throughout and it's very well documented. The book is an awesome read although the ending and conclusion was a bit of a letdown.

The book is currently out of print but can be picked up on Amazon.com second hand for $25.

[Curious1]

This is really odd, I have never heard of this one. Does any one what the story is on that? or were I can read up pn it. but I to think that the girl looks like she is jumping from the bed, and then this one
http://www.zurichmansion.org/images/video/mg-t4.jpg  said that they beleive she threw from the bed and she landed on the dresser and still asleep, to me it looks like she holding herself up with her arm.

[Claire]

Darn, my stupid pop-up blocker won't let me see any of them!

[fbjewels]

she holding herself up with her arm.

I definitely agree.  You can see the tension in her wrist and arm.

I'm going to have to check out that book.  I wonder if I can get it at the library?

Claire, the address is http://www.zurichmansion.org/ghosts/video1.html  just look at them straight from the site!

Edited by fbjewels, 09 November 2006 - 04:05 PM.

[BlackZ28]

The thing I find weird is that in the very first picture where it shows the "levitation".  There is a woman in the bed bedside "Margaret"  Her right arms is raised and she looks like the Queen Mother.  Then in the next picture where Margarets arm and leg are up, the Queen Mother isn't there.  Maybe I am wrong, I closed the window.  I will go back and look again, but I think it's kinda creepy.


Ok, They must be on different nights.  The pajamas are the same on both girls, but the wallpaper damaged under the window is worse in the second picture.  More of the bedsprings are showing from under the sheets on Janets bed in the second picture.  Margarets pillow in the first picture is white with stripes.  In the second picture, it is a dark color-maybe rust colored?-can't tell as it is in black and white.  So these are similar pictures, but obviously not taken in sequence.  I don't know if they are wanting us to believe they are taken in sequence or not.  There may very well be a woman in bed with Margaret, but all I can see is Margarets legs.  Though it does appear to be a twin bed.

Edited by BlackZ28, 10 November 2006 - 04:45 PM.

[BlackZ28]

Ok solved.  The one where Janet is lying there all grinning and stuff, you can see the left wrist and arm of someone else-same pattern on the arm as on the other picture.  So there was two in the bed "and the little one said "roll over....roll over.....so they all rolled over and levitated up...blah blah..."

[CeeOhDee]

If she was to have levitated in the pic where she looks like she's jumping,  I would think the sheets would be pulled down or moved.

[Cobalt5]

If she was to have levitated in the pic where she looks like she's jumping,  I would think the sheets would be pulled down or moved.

My thoughts exactly.  And they don't really seem to be too terrified.  On the first one the levitatee (or whatever you'd like to call her) actually appears to be laughing when the sheets are pulled off of her. And the expressions of the young women in the bed appear to be fake to me.

Look at the first levitation again - at the start the sheets are pulled back - you can see orange sheets.  Then when she is flying through the air it looks as if the bed had been made.  Maybe just a tidy poltergeist?

What's most scary is Bay City Rollers poster on the wall!  And the fact that I rememebr them!

Edited by Cobalt5, 19 November 2006 - 04:04 PM.

[fbjewels]

Look what I found on youtube today!!  Fascinating stuff.

Enfield Poltergeist Documentary

[RollingThunder06]

Would think this would be a very popular story if everything was varified. I agree with what I have read about it starting off as a little true and then "performances" were put on. Not to impressed with this story.

[candlewraith]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSEXE8I0DpE

This one works. There are several shorter versions.

Edited by candlewraith, 22 March 2008 - 08:59 PM.

[arxrobear]

Interesting case, would have liked to have witnessed some of the events, but strangely enough it reminds me of similar instance I have read about involving 'adolecent paranormal phenomenon' where teens can make lights flicker or not work, alter tempreatures of rooms and generally cause similar instances to happen.

I would have loved to have watched the entire video if it were on youtube (darn you youtube). but the snippet I have seen was interesting.

[gummblefish]

I have a book which really goes deeply into the Enfield poltergeist case by the two guys who were there since it started and saw it through its entirity. It's called 'This House Is Haunted' and it's by Guy Lyon Playfair and it was he and Maurice Grosse who investigated the haunting for over a year. They collected evidence throughout and it's very well documented. The book is an awesome read although the ending and conclusion was a bit of a letdown.

The book is currently out of print but can be picked up on Amazon.com second hand for $25.

Thats a great book, Very Freaky.
As for this case i think the girls put on alot of it, as for some im not sure about, like the moving of very heavy objects and the things flying round the room which was witnessed by a number of people (including a police officer)
The girls certainy did play tricks on Maurice grosse and were caught on a number of occasions. Very compelling case though.
My Family had a Poltergeist case when they lived in Germany, at the time my sisters were  around the same age as the Enfield girls. Though i have it on good info from close family members that stuff happened everyday, my parents wouldnt lie to me about all that went on. Though i still feel my sisters may have had a hand in some of it or 'it' was feeding off them in some way. I have been told that there is usually a pubescent girl in the equation of most poltergeist activities.

Edited by gummblefish, 26 March 2008 - 12:44 PM.

[chips1310]

Sorry to drag up an old thread, but no point in starting a new one regarding same subject.

There is a documentary on tonight at 9pm on the Pick channel (sky 152 here in the UK) Many might have seen it before, its called Interview with a poltergeist, in regards to the Enfield haunting