Abstract

A probable case of RSPK phenomena is reported, one that took place in the Dutch village of Druten in the spring of 1995. An analysis of reliable testimonies of neighbors, friends and police officers is presented; in particular the last of these sets of witnesses give relatively strong support to the reality of these phenomena in this case. In order to find independent testimonial support for the reality of the poltergeist case correlations were explored of the frequency of claimed poltergeist events with the behavior of a field-RNG. The results showed there to be a marginally significant decrease in deviations from chance whereas the post -hoc correlations were of insufficient strength to merit any conclusion. Additionally the RNG-PK runs showed some evidence for RNGPK from the two adolescents in the family but not to such a degree as might be expected in a poltergeist agent. The article concludes with an analysis of the family dynamics which might be of relevance to the case and some recommendations are made.