SUMMARY:
Historian Stephen Miller revisits the 1920s Keighley poltergeist case involving mill worker Gwendoline Morley, whose alleged activity at Prospect Mill included flying objects, shaking windows, and malfunctioning machinery, drawing attention from investigators including Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The item also highlights Gerhard A. Mayer’s talk on the Carole Compton poltergeist case, using it to explore how alleged paranormal events collide with legal, media, and materialist explanations.
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