In 1977, the Hodgson family's new home in Enfield, North London, became the site of terrifying paranormal activity. Strange knocking sounds, moving objects, and the levitation of young Janet Hodgson were just some of the unsettling events witnessed by the family and investigators. A disembodied voice, claiming to be a deceased man, spoke through Janet, adding to the mystery and fear surrounding the case. The Enfield Poltergeist quickly garnered international attention, sparking debates about the existence of the paranormal and the impact it can have on those involved. Despite skepticism and accusations of hoax, the case remains one of the most documented and controversial paranormal investigations in history, leaving a lasting impression on those who believe in the power of the unknown.

The Sallie House is a notorious haunted house located in Atchison, Kansas. Built in the mid-19th century, it gained fame in the 1990s when a family reported intense paranormal activity after moving in. The house is named after a young girl, Sallie, who is said to haunt it. Visitors and paranormal investigators have reported unexplained phenomena such as strange noises, moving objects, and physical attacks. The legend suggests that Sallie was a young girl who died during a botched appendectomy in the house. The Sallie House remains a popular destination for ghost hunters and those interested in the paranormal.

The Herrmann family, living on Long Island in the 1950s, experienced strange occurrences in their home. These included objects moving on their own, disembodied voices, and other unsettling events. The activity escalated, leading them to contact the Society for Psychical Research to investigate. Media attention turned their house into a spectacle, and the family eventually moved away. The true cause of the phenomena remains a mystery, debated as a possible haunting, childhood imagination, or something else entirely.