World's Most Haunted House: The True Story of the Bridgeport Poltergeist on Lindley Street

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He would then begin to perform a blessing on the property. What happened next further chilled all those who witnessed it. “It’s Coming From The Cat, I Heard It Say ‘Bye-Bye!’”

As we mentioned earlier, a theory ultimately arrived at by Paul Eno was that of the multiverse theory. It was, in part, while working on the Bridgeport Poltergeist case that Eno began to question the (then) usual theories of the paranormal. He would state to us recently that: However, some officers appeared to reject the hoax theory. Officer Tomek, for example, would state that he did see some bizarre things, but he didn’t have an explanation for them, further saying that he “doubted the Goodins could have caused these things to move” and that they “typically weren’t even near” items that seemingly moved of their own accord. Another officer would state that it wasn’t merely one or two moving items but “many different things happening all at once”.

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Whatever the realities of the situation, the Warrens are certainly respected paranormal investigators. And we might consider how the accusations levied against them in the fall out of the Lindley Street case may have damaged them perhaps more than they deserved later down the line. After all, even if the Warrens wished for publicity, and even if they did use what was most palatable to their audience, it doesn’t suggest or endorse claims that they manipulated the events of the cases they worked on. The Reflective Witness Statements Collected By William Hall In the book “ The World’s Most Haunted House,” writer Bill Hall takes a deep-dive into this case. What’s staggering is not only the bizarre happenings that took place, but they were so well documented by so many trusted sources. The Goodins would turn to their neighbor, John Holsworth, who happened to be a police officer with the Bridgeport Police Department. It was his suggestion to the Goodins that they attempt to capture the strange banging sounds on tape, something they successfully did, even managing to capture the noises moving around the house into different rooms. If the Property is in Scotland, this correspondence is expressly subject to completion of formal legal missives in accordance with Scots Law.

We might recall, Eno was a young paranormal investigator at the time, working on the case with Ed and Lorraine Warren. And he was witness to some of the most intriguing and intense activity that took place. Might the negative energy highlighted by Batey, and Eno, have contributed significantly to the incidents? Might this build-up of energy – perhaps a combination of Marcia and Laura Goodin being in the same close quarters of their home – have allowed entities from another realm or dimension to enter into ours? If so, what does this tell us of the power of such energy – both negative and positive – and if we could learn to control it? Real scenarios often make for the best horror media. How much we care about the characters determines the failure or success of any piece of media. Nightsleeper will have run into trouble if they focus too much on the action. Leather is fully aware of this, stating “We knew we were making a big action thriller, but you still need it to have heart, humor and warmth. I can’t write any other way,” As the furniture continued to move, as well as various household items, Laura exclaimed to anyone who was listening that “evil spirits are trying to kill us”. This was seemingly corroborated by the arrival of Father Doyle, who after looking around the home and being told of what had been taking place, asserted to the family that “there is an evil spirit in this place”. Any images may be computer generated. Any photographs show only certain parts of the property as they appeared at the time they were taken;Modern Kitchen/Breakfast Room: The kitchen features high-end units and built-in appliances, including an oven, hob, and dishwasher. It provides a stylish and functional space for cooking and dining. Their investigation would continue throughout the month of December and was witness to as much if not more paranormal activity as was witnessed by the Warrens and Paul Eno.

Kitchen/Breakfast Room 12' 3" x 13'7 A Large and modern high end kitchen/breakfast room with extensive range of fitted eye and base level units with worktop surfaces. Built-in appliances comprising electric oven and hob, extractor overhead, integrated dishwasher. Wall mounted cupboard housing gas central heating boiler for domestic hot water and gas central heating. inset sink unit with mixer taps, downlights, laminate flooring, double glazed window to the rear aspect, door to cellar, door leading to lounge.In an effort to help break the tension, Barbara, shadowed by Marcia, went into the kitchen to make fresh coffee. Ed Warren entered the kitchen and thanked Barbara for her thoughtfulness; as he did so, he called out to everyone to come get their coffee right away. Ed knew the table was not a secure location. Additional Monday to Friday daytime services are operated on the Huddersfield - Salendine Nook - Huddersfield section of route by Streamline. The strange moving of household objects, the tipping over of furniture, and strange, booming noises continued throughout much of the evening. The Goodins simply did their best to ignore it. An Incident Of Physical Harm Batey would ultimately conclude that the goings on at Lindley Street were a “genuine poltergeist case” with “genuine paranormal psychokinetic effects”, although they also concluded that at least some of the events were solely the responsibility of Marcia. It is perhaps interesting, though, that the couple were accused of making more out of the incidents than there actually was a decade and a half later when investigating the haunting in Connecticut of Carmen and Al Snedeker in 1986. Specifically, that they were not concerned so much with getting to the bottom of the apparent hauntings as much as the promoting the most outlandish aspects of the happenings, with Ray Garton claiming Ed Warren had said to him to “just use what works and make up the rest”.