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In February of 1970, police officer Bob Crawford was called to an apartment on Church Street, in St. Catharines, in Ontario, Canada, on a typical domestic disturbance call. Things were wrapped up and the officer was about to leave when a woman by the name of Barbara Page flagged him down and breathlessly requested his assistance. Thinking she was in big trouble; Crawford followed her back to her apartment in the next block over and found the place in an utter state of disarray. Furniture had been flung about, all manner of objects strewn across the floor, and by all appearances it seemed that a hurricane had washed through the residence. At the apartment were also Barbara’s husband John and their two young sons Peter, 11, and Mark, 8. As Crawford talked to them, a very strange tale would unwind, one of terrifying supernatural forces and poltergeist activity which has still not been adequately explained.