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=The Great Amherst Mystery= by Fiona Broome and the Hollow Hill staff ©2005 Summary: This particular mystery took place in 1878 in Nova Scotia. This great mystery seemed to revolve around mostly one person, a Miss Cox. Strange poltergeist-like-things always seemed to happen to her. Many had reported to witnessing things like how Miss Cox would inflate to her extremities and then go back to normal swiftly. The haunting didn’t simply happen when she was at home, these poltergeists followed her everywhere. They would go to church and make enough noise that no one could hear the service. After trying to contact the poltergeist bothering her, a small number, rather than one, announced themselves. Miss Cox tried to take advantage of the situation, but she was continually plagued with haunting where ever she went. After she died, a narrative of this mystery was published and it included an affidavit that had been signed by 16 witnesses to Miss Cox’s haunting. See full story

The Dagg Case
Summary: This famous case of poltergeist activity occurred in Quebec in 1889 on a farm owned by a man named George Dagg. It all started out with small little things that were blamed on a young boy. However, they knew something else was there went the small things continued, and got worse, when the young boy they suspected was not around. The focus of all this was an eleven-year-old girl, an adopted child of the family. The strange entity claimed to be the devil and had a rather violent front. This poltergeist wasn’t actually evil, but more like mischievous. After some attention, the entity seemed to turn over a new leaf and start entertaining rather than destroying. See full story

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