poltergeists

I have an online friend who claims to have been an atheist/skeptic, but 'saw the light' and now is born again after having moved into a house he claims was haunted by spirits/ghosts. His story is pretty lengthy and i don't have permission (yet) to post it verbatim, but most of it is your...

I'm going to start back from the latest experiences that happened and work back to childhood. This is really minor, it was 6 + months ago. I was coming out of my house and my neighbor was getting gravel bags out of her trunk for her landscaping. She drives a Toyota Corolla and left the trunk...

*Disclaimer, I would advise people NOT to read this post if you are under the age of 13, home alone/live alone, or live in a rural or sparsely populated areas without relatives or neighbors near by, or if you are the type of person who is easily scared to the point where you hear, read, or watch...

Here is an interesting thread I found about a poltergeist case, involving items flying around and an apparition. Interestingly enough, it was written by a skeptic, who wanted to disavow his experiences, rather than reinforce them. Of course, the whole thing could have been a lie, with the...

Before I talk about the evidence for poltergeists, I might as well link to a quick introduction to the field. Poltergeists definatly make the most extraordinary claims of all paranoral phenomenon. ESP advocates claim it can effect zener cards and number generaters. Cases of Poltergeists contain...

Even you nasty sceptics can't deny this compelling evidence: http://tiny.cc/dz8vm I can hear your lame excuses already - "The chair had a piece of string attached to it". Keep telling yourselves that, closed-minded sheep. Slow news day locally, BTW.

I've just listened to this rubbish: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00dvffn The "poltergeist" seemed to be very accurate and fast with its code transmissions (one tap for 'A', two taps for 'B', and so on), I'm quite sure that I couldn't transmit messages at that speed. I wonder why they use...

In year 2004 in a village, Canneto di Caronia, Sicily, there were spontaneous fires that have practically remained unexplained. The occurrences were vastly publicized in the world press. 39 families were evacuated from their homes from February to August 2004. In an outdated link (2/11/2004)...

http://www.guardian.co.uk/money/2008/may/11/consumeraffairs.insurance It turned out that one of the builders was a thief who regularly misled homeowners into thinking that his thefts were poltergeist activity. Wonder how many poltergeist reports he was responsible for?

This is just some food for thought for believers in ghosts. Think of the entire population of the world. Now contrast that to how many people have already lived and died throughout all of human history. The number of the dead is logically far greater than the number of the living. Now...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=deoJUBW9CI8 I couldn't get the link to work, so just cut and paste. The ending of this video is really creepy...has any of this been debunked?

My partner and I just purchased our first home – an older home built just after WWII. The previous owners were a young couple with children who had only owned it briefly. They were pretty environmentally conscious and hadn’t used any pesticides in the garden which we liked and had invested in...

I remember seeing a documentary on this incident some time ago. From the presentation of the documentary, it is the only "supernatural" event I've heard of that had the least liklihood of truthfulness. The status and volume of "Witnesses" presented in the documentary seem quite a compelling...

Well that's it. I'm totally renouncing the skeptic lifestyle and accepting Sylvia Browne as my personal saviour. I'll still be attending TAM5, not as a participant but rather as a protester helping the rest of you see the errors of your ways. What happened? I was presented with absolute...