Meonstoke Poltergeist Haunting
Meonstoke House in Hampshire was once home to a family plagued by a noisy spirit. It all started with their dog becoming extraordinarily excited, to the point where they had to rehome the poor creature. Shortly after, strange occurrences began to unfold - a certain door in the house would never stay closed, and the doorbell would ring on its own. The family was troubled by these events, which marked the beginning of a poltergeist haunting that would last for several months.
In the mid-1970s, from 1975 to 1976, this Hampshire residence was the site of some unusual activity. The poltergeist, nicknamed 'Dog Hater' due to its apparent dislike of canines, made its presence known through a series of unexplained events. Witnesses reported that the doorbell would ring spontaneously, and a specific door would refuse to stay shut. These events were documented during a period of several months, providing a fascinating insight into the haunting of Meonstoke House.
Meonstoke House has been a private residence for many years, with its exact history and construction date unknown.
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