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Cornell, A D & Gauld, Alan (1960). A fenland
poltergeist. Journal of the Society for Psychical Research, 40, (pp.
343-358) Abstract The writers had been informed
of a haunted building, Hannoth Hall, near Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, or a
poltergeist. They visited the place 12 times and heard thumps, thuds, and
raps each time; the rapping being in response to questions asked. In
attempts to explain the phenomena they suggested earth-tremors, practical
jokers, or underground water; but none of these gave a satisfactory
solution.
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