The title is in jest, as in 1977 i was trained as a paranormal investigator, always looking for fraud and trickery, however my first case i investigated as a junior, i still can't find an explanation for, and still gives me chills now, after 41 years. It was in April 1977 that i joined the Ghost Club, being the oldest organization in the world investigating paranormal activity. It was difficult in 1977 joining the Ghost Club as they were very selective!
It must of been reading about a friend's obituary that focused my mind about events that happened over forty years ago, and nearly dying with a broken spine, which tends to make you write about your life.
It was a few months ago i noticed Guy Lyon Playfair had died, i had not contacted him in years, but i was involved with him all those years ago. Although i was a junior paranormal investigator, i was more attached to Maurice Grosse, as we both lived in Enfield, a suburb of London, he died in 2006, so it seems i'm the only investigator left being an eye witness to strange events that happened in autumn 1977 in a council house, being 284 Green Street, Enfield.
Both Maurice Grosse and Guy Lyon Playfair were members of the Ghost Club and the Society of Psychical Research, S.P.R. I was only a member of the Ghost Club in 1977, the obituary is on link below:-
Guy Lyon Playfair (1935 – 2018) | spr.ac.uk
The Enfield Poltergeist is the most documented case of paranormal activity in the world, even a woman police officer, Carolyn Heeps signed an affidavit explaining that she saw a chair move across the room and obviously she checked for wires or fraud but found no reason for the chair to move. to read more about the case, i have left the link below, however it may take time to fully load:-
Enfield Poltergeist: The amazing story of the 11-year-old North London girl who 'levitated' above her bed | Daily Mail Online
I have left proof on members download hopefully showing that i did live in Enfield when i was 20 in 1977, plus my membership of Ghost Club.
It must of been reading about a friend's obituary that focused my mind about events that happened over forty years ago, and nearly dying with a broken spine, which tends to make you write about your life.
It was a few months ago i noticed Guy Lyon Playfair had died, i had not contacted him in years, but i was involved with him all those years ago. Although i was a junior paranormal investigator, i was more attached to Maurice Grosse, as we both lived in Enfield, a suburb of London, he died in 2006, so it seems i'm the only investigator left being an eye witness to strange events that happened in autumn 1977 in a council house, being 284 Green Street, Enfield.
Both Maurice Grosse and Guy Lyon Playfair were members of the Ghost Club and the Society of Psychical Research, S.P.R. I was only a member of the Ghost Club in 1977, the obituary is on link below:-
Guy Lyon Playfair (1935 – 2018) | spr.ac.uk
The Enfield Poltergeist is the most documented case of paranormal activity in the world, even a woman police officer, Carolyn Heeps signed an affidavit explaining that she saw a chair move across the room and obviously she checked for wires or fraud but found no reason for the chair to move. to read more about the case, i have left the link below, however it may take time to fully load:-
Enfield Poltergeist: The amazing story of the 11-year-old North London girl who 'levitated' above her bed | Daily Mail Online
I have left proof on members download hopefully showing that i did live in Enfield when i was 20 in 1977, plus my membership of Ghost Club.
