Conjuring 2 Original Scene - The Enfield Haunting Interview

The Enfield Haunting Interview Scene in The Conjuring 2 is one of the most chilling and atmospheric moments in the film. It’s based on real-life events from the Enfield poltergeist case in London (1977-1979).
The Enfield Haunting is a famous case of supposed paranormal activity that took place in the Enfield borough of London between 1977 and 1979. It centers around the Hodgson family, particularly two young sisters, Janet and Margaret. They reported experiencing various unexplained phenomena, including furniture moving on its own, strange knocking sounds, and even levitation.
During interviews, Janet, the main focus of the haunting, often appeared deeply disturbed and at times seemed to enter a trance-like state. In some recordings, Janet spoke in a deep, gruff voice, claiming to be an older man named Bill Wilkins, who said he had died in the house. Skeptics argue that Janet could have faked the voice, but investigators like Maurice Grosse and Guy Lyon Playfair, who were members of the Society for Psychical Research, believed the case had elements that couldn’t be easily explained away.
The interviews usually took place in the family’s living room, often late at night when the activity was reportedly at its peak. Witnesses described a tense atmosphere, with the Hodgson family visibly frightened and on edge. Reporters, photographers, and paranormal investigators who attended these interviews often claimed to experience strange sensations or see objects move on their own.
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