Mystery AtlasLondon
The capital of the United Kingdom, setting of the Whitechapel murders and of the Enfield poltergeist case.
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Related Mysteries
London was the site of Enfield Poltergeist — In a council house in Brimsdown, Enfield, north London.
- Princes in the Towerdisappeared 1483
London was the site of Princes in the Tower — The princes were housed in the Tower of London, then a royal residence as much as a prison; the presumed remains lie in Westminster Abbey.
- Hammersmith Ghost CaseNovember 1803 - July 1804
London was the site of Hammersmith Ghost Case.
People
London was the site of John Graham.
Places
London is located in United Kingdom.
London contains Whitechapel.
Organisations & Programmes
- Freemasonry1717–present
London contains Freemasonry.
Explored on these pages
How Did a Ghost Hoax End in a Murder Trial? The Hammersmith Ghost Case of 1804
In 1804 west London, an excise officer shot a bricklayer dead during a ghost panic. His murder conviction shaped English mistake-of-fact law for 180 years.
What Was the Enfield Poltergeist?
What the Enfield poltergeist was: the 1977-79 events in a London council house, what investigators recorded, the caught trickery, and the open disputes.