I don't know about you, but children are so fascinating to me.

Despite being completely unreasonable most of the time, I'm only shocked to find how wildly intuitive they are.

Whether it's them knowing when you aren't feeling like yourself or talking to someone who maybe isn't there,

or memories that they seem to have that you can't explain.

A lot of kids seem in tune with something that we as adults can't quite access, or at least we've lost our ability as we've gotten older.

Which may be why hauntings, or more specifically, poltergeist activity, seems to latch on to younger people.

Like in the late 1970s, when a family in London realized their four little kids weren't just experiencing apparitions or hearing voices in the night,

things were physically moving around their house.

I mean, furniture, rearranging, matches, spontaneously igniting, toys flying across the room.

And while more than 30 people reported seeing supernatural activity,

their 11-year-old daughter, Janet, seemed to be at the center of the chaos.

And that's why I wanted Rasha and Yvette to cover today's case. Because I'm curious.

Are we just completely underestimating kids and their abilities to deceive us? Or do they really

just have a stronger connection to the paranormal?

I'm Ashley Flowers. Welcome back to So Supernatural.

Thank you. Hi, everyone.

Hi, everybody. Hi everyone. I'm Yvette genteelay. And I'm her sister Rasha Pecorero. And today's story is one that I find

extra spooky, not only because it's about a ghost, but because it involves young children too.

That's right. It's about a family that lived in the London suburb called Enfield.

The mother, Peggy Hodgian, had been raising her four children all under the age of 14, mostly on her own.

There's Margaret, Janet, Johnny, and Billy, and they've

been living in this same house for about a decade. Their father has been out of the picture since he

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