Poltergeists

Objects thrown by invisible hands, showers of stones that pass through solid walls and ceilings, sudden, inexplicable fires, wall-shaking raps and thumps, creepy voices from nowhere ... Mind-boggling poltergeist events have occurred all over the world for hundreds of years. While many books have been written about notable foreign cases and about the phenomenon in general, this is the first book to focus entirely on the Australian experience. PAUL CROPPER and TONY HEALY have investigated ...

Skeletal remains rotting behind cellar walls, temple priests removing brains with iron hooks, phantom locomotives roaring across midnight plains―Brian Righi isn't making this stuff up. The ghost stories he finds in history are far more chilling than any Hollywood horror scene. Join the seasoned paranormal investigator on a tour through mankind's millennium-old obsession with death and the afterlife. Ghosts, Apparitions and Poltergeists surveys 4,000 years of hauntings and ghost huntings―from the embalming rituals of ancient ...

A classic study of the paranormal world’s mischievous entities—and the havoc they wreak—from one of the world’s first ghost hunters and psi-researchers. This extensive study of poltergeist phenomena covers many historical cases researched from Harry Price’s own extensive occult library, including the Tedworth Drummer, Hinton Ampner, Willington Mill and the Bealings Bells. It also features cases with which Price had personal involvement, namely Stella C, Eleonore Zungun, the Battersea poltergeist house, and Borley Rectory, “the ...

Crashing noises and disembodied voices, coming from nowhere and everywhere at once. Invisible tormentors slapping and pinching and pulling hair. Fires starting spontaneously, pools of water materializing out of thin air, pots and pans and knives and knick-knacks flying through the room. These are the hallmarks of the poltergeist phenomenon. In this classic book on destructive hauntings, Colin Wilson, renowned authority on the paranormal, examines the evidence and develops a definitive theory of the poltergeist ...

Written for 9 - 12-year-olds, this is the story of 'noisy ghosts.' A poltergeist is a ghost that causes mischief -- sometimes deadly trouble. Most of the acts seem to be of mindless violence in unexplainable noises, objects that fly through the room, fires started without a known cause. Poltergeists are not recent phenomena; there's one documented as early as 355 AD. However, most are not considered valid because the reporting was so casual. One ...

Paranormal expert Hanz Holzer investigates some of the most famous poltergeists in history Poltergeist is a German term that translates simply to “noisy ghost.” One of the main characteristics of a poltergeist is its high level of activity; it often manifests itself by moving or even throwing objects. Professor Hans Holzer reexamines these most menacing of hauntings, including the famous case of the Bell Witch of Tennessee, a nineteenth-century spirit, and the Millbrae Poltergeist, which ...

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