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In 1977 a family living in a small semi-detached house in Enfield, a quiet suburb of London, was subject

to a series of violent paranormal disturbances which lasted for an entire year.

Levitations, moving objects, overturned furniture and channeled

voices were all witnessed by more than 30 people including residents, journalists,

neighbors and police officers.

Today we look at the story of the Enfield poltergeist.

This is Dark Histories where the facts are worse than fiction.

Hello and welcome season.

Hello and welcome season one episode two.

I'm going straight in with something that I'm really

excited about the Enfield Polgeist I talk about a bit more at the end but this is

definitely one of my favorites since I was a child. So if you've not heard of it,

tuck yourself in, although since it was kind of covered by the

conjuring, or I should probably sort of say covered in air quotes there by the conjuring too.

It's become more famous outside of Britain, but anyway, let's get on with it, let's just jump straight in. This is the story of the Enfield poltergeist.

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