13 Weird and WTF Moments from Amityville: An Origin Story
From the truth behind the famous ghost boy photo to the telepathic death of George Lutz, let’s explore the strangest moments of the MGM+ documentary series.
Explore the paranormal through some of the most haunted places in the world and the bizarre stories behind objects seemingly possessed by demonic entities. From the spiritualists of the 18th and 19th centuries who communicated with the dead through seances and Ouija boards, to modern paranormal encounters with ghosts and supernatural beings, here are some real ghost stories to keep you up at night.
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Encounters with so-called Black-Eyed Children, who are often reported trying to get inside someone’s car or home, are some of the most chilling stories in the paranormal world. What are they…and what do they want?
Ireland has many ghosts, but this seemingly cursed dorm room at Maynooth University that drove young priests-in-training to suicide may be one of the strangest cases.
This piece of art was listed on Ebay in 2000 as a haunted painting. The anonymous seller claimed the painting was terrorizing their family and wanted it gone.
To some, Ouija boards are little more than a board game with a curious history. Others take communication with the spirits very seriously. So seriously, in fact, that they would do anything the Ouija board told them to.
In the 1930s, a Wisconsin priest named Theophilus Riesinger was the foremost exorcist in the country. But he met his match when a young woman named Anna Ecklund or Emma Schmidt (her real name is unknown) became possessed by the devil himself.
The small Wisconsin town of St. Nazianz was founded in 1854 by a priest from Germany and his followers who were kicked out for heresy. Some believe the whole town, included the shuttered JFK Prep school, remain haunted and cursed.
The poltergeist activity that happened in the Goodin family home at 966 Lindley St in Bridgeport, CT was witnessed by many, including police and firefighters who were called in to inspect the home for a gas leak, termites, or other natural causes they thought may have explained what they witnessed. It has been called the most well documented and best reported case of its kind. Despite the unexplainable eyewitness accounts by the officers themselves, the police department officially concluded the haunting was a hoax perpetrated by the Goodin’s 10-year-old daughter.