Introduction
Famous poltergeist cases have been studied for decades, providing invaluable insights.
The Enfield Poltergeist
The 1977-78 Enfield case in London involved a young girl and extensive physical phenomena.
The Rosenheim Poltergeist
A 1967 German case involving electrical disturbances attributed to poltergeist activity.
The Borley Rectory
The 'most haunted house in England' documented by Harry Price in the early 20th century.
The Amityville Case
The 1974 DeFeo murders and subsequent haunting claims at 112 Ocean Avenue.
Modern Poltergeist Reports
Contemporary cases continue to document poltergeist activity in the digital age.
Patterns in Poltergeist Activity
Recurring patterns include focus on adolescents, stress-related triggers, and physical manifestations.
The RSPK Theory
Recurrent Spontaneous Psychokinesis explains poltergeist phenomena as unconscious psychokinetic energy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What causes poltergeist activity?
The leading theory suggests it is related to psychological stress and unconscious psychokinesis.
Related Resources
References
- SPR Proceedings — https://spr.org
- Enfield Investigation Files — https://spr.org/enfield