Poltergeist: An Evidence-Based Investigation: The Enfield Haunting Case Study - Unexplained Disturbances, True Paranormal Evidence, and Parapsychology (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798192455852)

Is the Enfield Poltergeist the most documented haunting in history-or the most successful hoax?

In August 1977, an ordinary semi-detached council house in North London became the epicenter of a global mystery. Moving furniture, unexplained knocks, terrifying audio recordings, and a child speaking in a raspy male voice drew police officers, national journalists, and psychical researchers into a year-long investigation.

Decades later, popular culture has reduced the case to horror films and blind belief-or complete dismissiveness. This book rejects both.

POLTERGEIST: Volume 1 - Enfield is the debut volume in the Evidence-Based Investigation series-an objective, evidence-first forensic examination of the original 1977 case files. Rather than declaring a ghost or a trick, it breaks down the surviving record piece by piece:

• The Police Testimony: What WPC Carolyn Heeps actually observed when a living room chair slid across the floor.
• The Recordings & "Bill" A physiological examination of the false vocal folds vs. claimed spirit communication.
• The Levitation Photographs: Analyzing camera sequences, jumping mechanics, and remote-triggered setups.
• The Investigators' Split: Why Society for Psychical Research (SPR) researchers Maurice Grosse, Guy Lyon Playfair, and Anita Gregory fiercely disagreed on the evidence.
• The Children's Admissions: How confirmed staging interacts with remaining, unresolved anomalies.

Whether you are a skeptic, a researcher, or a true paranormal historian, this book offers a clear, evidence-based methodology: follow the record, weigh the alternatives, and see what survives.

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