Mystery AtlasRosenheim Psychokinesis Hypothesis
The position, advanced by Hans Bender and initially entertained by physicist Friedbert Karger, that the Rosenheim disturbances were an instance of spontaneous psychokinesis unconsciously produced by a distressed young employee rather than a conventional technical fault.
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- Rosenheim Poltergeist1967 to January 1968
Rosenheim Psychokinesis Hypothesis attempts to explain Rosenheim Poltergeist.
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Rosenheim Psychokinesis Hypothesis contradicts Rosenheim Trickery Critique.
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Rosenheim Psychokinesis Hypothesis is supported by Hans Bender.
Rosenheim Psychokinesis Hypothesis is supported by Friedbert Karger — Karger and Zicha's 1968 published report described unexplained electrical anomalies rather than confirming psychokinesis outright; Karger later characterised the case in stronger terms as physically documented evidence of the phenomenon.