Terrifying True Story Of The Demon House Of Indiana

History is full of supposedly haunted houses such as The Winchester Mystery House, The Amityville Horror House, and the one in Disneyland where those grim ghosts won’t stop grinning. While many of these haunted houses are famous, few boast the evidence of paranormal activity like an unassuming home nestled snugly in northern Indiana.

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[jpicard]

Demon house? Try living in Florida without a/c

[Leprechaun]

"In Gary IN' why does that not surprise me, also here's a question, if people saw the possession outside of the home(like in the instance of when the kids were at the doctors) why is there no footage of it, it was in what 2016? Someone would have taken a video of it on a Smartphone, where is that footage?

[astralclub]

If you were a demon and could go anywhere, would you really pick Indiana?

[yippeebaby]

"clean the house with bleach and ammonia" what!!!!

[ronaldmartin]

I like how you only have to get halfway through a story like this until you find someone with a large monetary incentive to make the story up.

[dangeroushandles]

Best explanation I've heard is that there was some type of gas leak or excess carbon monoxide and it can cause paranoia and hallucinations

[misterhat]

Bleach and ammonia? That sounds like something a church would do. Never mix bleach and ammonia.

[onaradu]

Big ass hoax. According to Wikipedia: Landlord Charles Reed stated he had never experienced any supernatural events at the house. His prior tenants also claimed to never have such experiences. At the time, Ammons was behind on lease and used the claimed paranormal activities to avoid payments. The tenant who moved in after Ammons had not noticed any paranormal events, either. Reed believed the events were a hoax.
The children were interviewed by psychologists, and several professionals concluded "the children were acting deceptively and in accordance with their mother's beliefs". Tracy Wright, a psychologist, noted that the youngest son "acted possessed" whenever he was challenged or was asked "questions that he did not wish to answer". Then Zak Bagans purchased it to make a film about nonsense...

[Galaxxi]

Hang on, I found the problem - They live in Gary, Indiana. That house is the least scary thing in town.

[SteveEspositoSG]

You said Gary Indiana and that’s all I needed to know.

[christopheravans]

I'm sorry, the second a demon starts throwing your child. It's time to get the f out of that house. Money might be tight. But you can always make more money. You can't replace your children.

[LanceofLonginous]

Have you driven through Indiana? It's cursed the sun never seems to shine, it's bleak there

[ingridfong-daley]

If there are 40 pairs of socks in your pipes, you don't have a demon--you have a teenaged boy in your house.

[davea]

Real provable photographic evidence of ghosts to present to the public would helpful.

[stAmbientGrl]

I thought ALL of Gary, Indiana was a hell hole. No?

[bythebeardofmatt]

Your daughter is asleep five feet above the sheets and instead of taking two seconds to snap a picture, you pray? I smell bullshit.

[dcramer]

Hey buddy, I wish you all the best. But could we please have our regular narrator back?

[rmmmmt]

Aye I'm from this area. Alot of people think that she was either on drugs or had severe mental illness and didn't want help. Many people from the area don't believe the demon house is real and that she wanted fame and or money to move to the indy area. Her children were taken away because she was neglectful to her kids but she got them back.

[SukoYote]

Zak had the staircase from the house removed before the demolition. He took them to his museum.

[sconni]

Demons got nothing better to do I guess.