The Enfield Poltergeist: True Accounts of Terror presents an unparalleled, factual exploration of one of the most documented hauntings in modern history. For over a year in the late 1970s, the Hodgson family of Enfield, London, endured violent, inexplicable phenomena - levitations, objects hurled across rooms, and the chilling presence of a malevolent spirit identified as Bill Wilkins.
This book offers a meticulously detailed account of the events, drawing exclusively from firsthand testimony, police reports, audio recordings, photographs, and investigations by Maurice Grosse, Guy Lyon Playfair, and other credible researchers. Each chapter immerses the reader in the atmosphere of fear, confusion, and mystery that gripped the Hodgson household, while preserving the integrity of factual reporting.