The Enfield Poltergeist: Britain's Most Documented Haunting

Violent paranormal activity terrorized a North London family for 18 months, witnessed by police and investigators.

Metropolitan Police responded to reports of disturbances at residential property on Green Street, Enfield. Officers documented unusual occurrences including furniture displacement without apparent cause. Case file indicates ongoing investigation by qualified researchers from established paranormal research organization. Multiple witnesses provided statements corroborating anomalous events. Extensive audio and photographic documentation compiled over eighteen-month period. No criminal activity identified. Case remains open with inconclusive findings regarding cause of reported phenomena.

BBC Audio Recordings of Bill Wilkins Voice

BBC radio equipment captured over 200 instances of a deep, gravelly male voice emerging from eleven-year-old Janet Hodgson, claiming to be Bill Wilkins, a previous occupant who had died in the house. The recordings, made with professional broadcast-quality equipment, documented conversations where the voice provided specific details about the house's history later verified through local records. Voice analysis revealed physiological impossibilities - the deep masculine tone required vocal cord dimensions incompatible with Janet's anatomy. The voice maintained consistent personality characteristics and speech patterns across months of recordings. Most intriguingly, the voice was captured on equipment when Janet was allegedly asleep or in another room. How could an eleven-year-old girl consistently produce a voice that defied her physical vocal capabilities? If ventriloquism explains some instances, what accounts for the recordings made when she wasn't present?

Source: BBC Archive • September 1977

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