The Enfield Poltergeist Haunting

In the quiet London suburb of Enfield in 1977, single mother Peggy Hodgson and her

four children began hearing violent knocks echoing through the walls at night. Furniture slid across

floors on its own, toys flew through the air, and matches burst into flame untouched.

Worst of all, 11-year-old Janet spoke in a guttural old man's voice, claiming to be a

former resident named Bill Wilkins who died there. Investigators captured photos of Janet

levitating above her bed, her body twisted unnaturally. The terrifying poltergeist

activity lasted 18 months, witnessed by police, journalists, and paranormal researchers—leaving

scratches, overturned rooms, and an enduring mystery of rage from beyond the