In 1977, Janet Hodgson and her family began to experience strange events in their home at 284 Green Street, in Enfield in London.

Enfield Recordings

The voice was recorded on audio tapes.

The voice is said to be that of Bill Wilkins.

The first strange event happened on the evening of 30 August 1977.

Janet complaining that her and her brothers’ beds were wobbling.

The following evening, in the children’s bedroom, Mrs Hodgson saw the chest of drawers move, apparently due to an invisible force.

The Daily Mirror photographer Graham Morris visited the house.

He said: “It was chaos, things started flying around, people were screaming.”

Photographs were taken.

One shows Janet apparently being thrown across the room.

The BBC went to the house.

The BBC crew found the metal components in their tape equipment had been twisted, and recordings erased.

 Maurice Grosse & Guy Lyon Playfair who investigated The Enfield Poltergeist in 1977/78