'Sensible' solicitor claims ghost of young woman tormented her

[Eldorado]

A solicitor has told how she was tormented as a teenager by a violent poltergeist that 'possessed' her and almost drove her to take her own life.

Millie, whose surname was not given, spoke to BBC Radio 4 podcast Uncanny about her experience growing up in a 17th century farmhouse in the Cotswolds, which she believes was haunted by the spirit of a teenage girl who had hung herself in the attic in the 1700s. 

Both Millie, now in her 30s, and her mother, Mary, witnessed unexplained goings-on, including seeing cassettes levitate and discovering a heavy, gilt-frame mirror broken on the floor after apparently flying across the room and crashing against the wall.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-10135613/What-REALLY-like-live-haunted-house.html

[papageorge1]

Another of the large body of cases that has me convinced the paranormal is real. In another one multiple people experienced clear physical phenomena like cassettes levitating. 

 

Papameter Reading

80% Paranormal Activity     10%  Hoax     10% Natural Phenomena

 

[zep73]

2 hours ago, papageorge1 said:

80% Paranormal Activity     10%  Hoax     10% Natural Phenomena

zepmeter reading

100% Hearsay/Claim     0% Evidence

 

Edited October 27, 2021 by zep73

[+OverSword]

In the USA a solicitor is someone that pays for sex 

[HandsomeGorilla]

KindaCuteButAgingTrashPrimate meter 

99% absolute horse ****/1% other, schizophrenia? 

the 1% is because I don't like speaking in absolutes 

[papageorge1]

2 hours ago, zep73 said:

zepmeter reading

100% Hearsay/Claim     0% Evidence

 

And multiple strong quality claims can have me estimate the likeliness of the paranormal at 80% as in this case.

[psyche101]

From the link:

The programme heard from sceptic psychologist Chris French, who speculated whether the incident with the noose in Millie's bedroom, and experiences like the cassettes and the files, could be attributed to 'dissociative behaviour'.  

'If the account is accurate then that does indicate Millie could, at times, do stuff without realising she was doing them. If, indeed, Millie does have this potential for whatever reason go into this dissociative state where she is carrying out actions that she subsequently has no memories of, is it possible that some of the other apparently inexplicable events, might she have been responsible for those events herself and now have no memory of them.

 

Chicken dinner. 

[+joc]

The ghost 'possessed' her...   Shouldn't she just call a priest? 

[Grim Reaper 6]

9 minutes ago, joc said:

The ghost 'possessed' her...   Shouldn't she just call a priest? 

Nah, she should call us, you can be Superman and I will be the Green Horney I think we can make her less possessive!!!!!!!

Peace my friend 

[psyche101]

17 minutes ago, joc said:

The ghost 'possessed' her...   Shouldn't she just call a priest? 

Wouldn't Bill Murray be a better choice here?

[+joc]

54 minutes ago, Manwon Lender said:

Nah, she should call us, you can be Superman and I will be the Green Horney I think we can make her less possessive!!!!!!!

Peace my friend 

Hey Beavis, he said, 'green horney'  heh, heh, heh....

46 minutes ago, psyche101 said:

Wouldn't Bill Murray be a better choice here?

Yeah maybe, I mean ...hell yeah, who ya gonna call? 

Edited October 28, 2021 by joc