Between 1977 and 1979, over 30 people claimed to witness levitating children, moving furniture, and a disembodied demonic voice in a modest London council house. Was it the most well-documented supernatural event in modern history, or the most successful teenage prank ever pulled off?

This episode dissects the notorious Enfield poltergeist at 284 Green Street, where a single mother and her children became the epicenter of a media storm. We examine how a police report, tabloid hunger, and adult projection collided, and why the case is really a mirror for how we consume sensational media today.

• A constable documented a chair sliding four feet with cause unknown, the single line of official ink that opened the floodgates for the Daily Mirror and others
• The gruff voice Bill claimed to be Bill Wilkins, a real former resident w ...