Hungarian Illusionist Erik Weisz’s (Harry Houdini) View of Spiritualists During the Early 20th Century, the Spiritualist Weisz Visited in 1922 and the Reason for This, and the Reason Weisz Became Infuriated During His Seance With English Medium Jean Elizabeth Leckie Conan Doyle (Lady Conan Doyle) in 1922

Harry Houdini initially believed in psychics and mediums but soon after rejected anything related to the paranormal. After his mother's death, Houdini visited a well known medium of the era, the wife of Arthur Conan Doyle, who was the creator of Sherlock Holmes; Lady Jean Conan Doyle who was born Jean Elizabeth Leckie. After the reading had finished Harry was furious because the medium spoke in English and used the name "Harry" unlike Harry's mother Cecelia Weisz who called him by his real name,...


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