In the south west of Western Australia during the 1950s a series of mysterious incidents intrigued the nation.
Stones and other objects were thrown about or appeared inside closed rooms and in various other ways showed scant regard for the laws of physics. The centre of attention was a part-Aboriginal family of farm workers.
Intensive investigations of the phenomena by the farm owners and visitors only heightened the mystery. This book examines and records the incidents in detail. Yet the Jannick remains a compelling mystery for believers and sceptics alike.
