The Seaford Poltergeist
Could a boy move objects with his mind?
4.4 (20)
35 mins
Explore the strange events that turned an ordinary Seaford home into the center of a terrifying mystery. Discover how bottles, furniture, and household objects appeared to move without explanation as police and scientists investigated. Learn about the disturbing connection between twelve year old Jimmy Herman and the unexplained activity that eventually stopped as suddenly as it began.
Ep 1:
Bottles, Bathrooms, and the First Cracks
In 1958 Seaford, sealed bottles start exploding open across a quiet ranch home, and a skeptical father's suspicion of his son crumbles when bottles move before his own eyes.
Ep 2:
From Popping Caps to Flying Furniture
As police get pulled in, the phenomenon escalates far beyond leaking bottles into flying figurines, exploding sugar bowls, and a massive bookcase mysteriously upended.
Ep 3:
Holy Water, Skeptics, and Stalled Science
Media frenzy, blessings, and exorcism attempts descend on the Herman home while an army of physicists and engineers fail to find any scientific cause for the chaos.
Ep 4:
The House That Wouldn't Explain Itself
Parapsychologists zero in on young Jimmy Herman, weighing a wild psychic-energy theory against hard skepticism, as the case ends abruptly with sixty-seven incidents still unexplained.
Discussions (5)
Dean
Level 5 · 1 week agothe UV powder trap detail is insane. whoever was doing it got spooked and never touched those bottles again. that's not a poltergeist that's a 12 year old with survival instincts lmao
Tate
Level 6 · 1 week agoThis is how I want to spend my evening
Pamela
Level 2 · 1 week agoPopper did NOT skip leg day
