Marcello Bacci’s alleged direct-voice communications

Record summary

Italian experimenter Marcello Bacci was associated with séances in which voices were reportedly heard through radios or electronic equipment, with participants interpreting some as communications from deceased persons. The activity continued into the period covered here and became a notable Italian example in instrumental-transcommunication literature. It is useful for comparison with the Scole material because both combine séance practice, alleged technological mediation and claims of survival. The evidential record is largely presented by proponents, while independent replication, equipment controls and the status of the voices remain contested.