The Lewis Poltergeist Case: The Day a House Came Alive

In 1954, on the Isle of Lewis in Scotland's Outer Hebrides, an ordinary croft became the centre of one of Britain's strangest alleged poltergeist cases.

It began with peat moving beside the fire. Then glasses cracked without being touched. Crockery shattered, household objects floated from room to room.

Was it an elaborate hoax? A rare psychological phenomenon? Or could there be another explanation?

In this episode, we explore the extraordinary events of what became known as The Lewis Poltergeist Case - one of Scotland's most remarkable and least-known paranormal mysteries.

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