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Is this all sensational reporting or media hype ?
Is this all sensational reporting or media hype ?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enfield_PoltergeistWikipedia said:Margaret has publicly stated that although they did fake a few phenomena to catch the investigators out, they were not responsible for all the phenomena. She has stated that "It is ridiculous to suggest that either my sister or I could have been responsible for the strange activity that went on in our house." However, despite this there remain differences of interpretation regarding whether the girls faked all the phenomena or not.
wolram said:I was not sure if the item fit the forum rules,
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=5929The purpose of the Skepticism and Debunking Forum is to explore claims of and evidence for unexplained phenomena...
May be if this report is factual ,you should not want some thing sensational.K.J.Healey said:Nm. about 30min in.
She jumps off her bed and onto the floor. I was hoping for something more, well, interesting.
A poltergeist is a type of supernatural entity or spirit that is said to be responsible for physical disturbances and unexplained phenomena, such as objects moving or making noises, in a household or other location. The word "poltergeist" comes from the German words "poltern" meaning "to make noise" and "geist" meaning "spirit".
An interview with a poltergeist typically involves a medium or psychic attempting to communicate with the spirit through various methods, such as asking questions and using divination tools. The poltergeist may respond by moving objects or making noises, or by communicating through the medium.
During an interview with a poltergeist, there may be physical manifestations such as objects moving or unexplained noises. The medium or psychic may also feel a presence or sense of energy in the room. In some cases, the poltergeist may communicate through the medium's body or voice.
Although poltergeists are often portrayed as malevolent spirits, there is no evidence that they are inherently dangerous. They may cause disturbances or mischief, but they are not known to physically harm individuals. However, it is important to approach any supernatural encounter with caution and seek professional help if needed.
There are various methods that individuals may use to protect themselves during an interview with a poltergeist. This may include wearing protective talismans or symbols, setting boundaries and intentions, and having a trained professional present. It is also important to stay calm and respectful during the interview to avoid provoking the spirit.