When the House Woke Up

In this episode of Looks Like Blood On The Balcony, we travel to 284 Green Street in Enfield, London—where a quiet council house allegedly came alive with knocking on the walls, moving furniture, and a voice that seemed to come from nowhere. What began as a few strange sounds soon spiraled into one of the most famous and controversial hauntings in modern history.

We follow the Hodgson family as their home transforms into a battleground between the living and something… else. From flying toys to levitating children, from cold skepticism to terrified belief, we unravel the chaos that gripped the house when the activity suddenly—and violently—woke up.

Was it a poltergeist? A hoax? Or something far stranger than either?

In the most trusted place—the neonatal unit of a British hospital—unspeakable evil was at work. In our premiere episode, "Looks Like Blood On The Balcony" tackles the case of Lucy Letby, a seemingly compassionate nurse convicted of murdering seven infants and attempting to kill six others.

I look at the trial, examining the shocking methods used—from injecting air and insulin to tampering with IV lines—and explore the bizarre behavior that alerted doctors. How did one person evade suspicion for so long? And what does it take to betray the ultimate trust?

Join us as we pull back the curtain on Britain's most prolific modern child killer and the systemic failures that allowed her to turn a ward of tiny miracles into a terrifying scene of crime.