Author: Edy

Know the true story of the movie The Amityville Horror.

It all started in 1975, when the Lutz family believed they had found the place of their dreams in that beautiful Dutch colonial house, unfortunately for them, they had reached the wrong place …

The property was marked by tragedy, the energy was so dark and so negative that the house was like a magnet for demonic and superhuman spirits.

Origin of the story (DeFeo Family)

It happened on November 13, 1974, when Ronald De Feo removed the lives of his parents and his 4 brothers. However, Ronald says, he didn´t commit that horrible act under his will, but influenced by a demonic presence.

Paranormal activity (Lutz Family)

Although only 13 months had passed since that tragedy, George and Kathleen Lutz moved to the old DeFeo house, which from the first day showed its true face.

While the Lutz were unpacking, a priest entered to bless the house, when he went up to the second floor and entered the room that had been inhabited by Marc and Jhon DeFeo (Ronald’s brothers), a spirit he couldn´t see shouted “out “.

He rushed out of the house and although he didn´t tell them what happened to the Lutz, he warned them that no one would sleep in that room.

From the first night in the house, the Lutz could feel supernatural presences, as the days went by the family began to change their behavior, George began to be distant and spent the time fanning the fire in the fireplace.

Lutz’s daughter was always playing in her room with her new imaginary friend, a red-eyed little pig named Jodie, who could change its form. The girl said no one could see Jodie, unless the pig wanted to.

Mysterious smells and black spots appeared in the house, hundreds of flies abounded in the forbidden room despite being winter. George started waking up every morning at 3:15, at which time the DeFeo family died. One of the nights George, upon waking, saw his wife’s face turn into that of a witch.

The family tried to fix the problem in their own hands. with a crucifix, they walked the whole house reciting the Lord’s prayer, a chorus of voices exploded in response, asking: “Are they going to stop?” That was the last night… The worst. The Lutz grabbed some of their belongings and they left the house, while invisible beings hit and pushed the furniture of the house.

The Warren

20 days after the Lutz had fled, a team of reporters, researchers and parapsychologists, were gathered by “The Warren” at the house of Amityville, when the spirits were provoked religiously didn´t hesitate to express their anger, acting fiercely against those present.

Lorraine Warren also felt overwhelmed by the feeling of a demonic presence, she could see the members of the DeFeo family on the ground covered in white sheets.

Jhon DeFeo Ghost

In the image below you can see a photo that the research team captured, it´s from the spirit of the boy Jhon DeFeo looking from the second floor of the house.

Amityville House

The original address of the house was 112 Ocean Avenue but now it changed to 108 Ocean Avenue, Amityville in in the state of New York.

And although you can´t enter, because it´s private property, many of the lovers of horror, pose for a photograph in front of the house on the other side of the street.

¿Would you dare to go?

Papa Legba is a powerful voodoo deity who has the power to open and close the portals between the living and the dead.

Papa Legba will always be the first and last to be named in a voodoo invocation, since his permission is necessary for any type of communication or interaction between the two worlds.

Papa Legba is identified as St. Peter in the Catholic religion, the guardian of the gates of heaven.

All voodoo ceremonies begin with the following song:

“Oh, good Legba, listen to me: open the barrier to me. Dad Legba, open the barrier for me.
Open the barrier for me to enter.
Voodoo Legba, open the barrier to me.
I will thank the loas (spirits) when I return.
Ababó. “

And one of the most common prayers is:

“Open the road, open the fence, open the door. We want to get home, dad. “

It´s said that Papa Legba, who can speak all human languages, is the voice of God and has the gift of giving life, Legba goes to issues related to sexuality and to ask for help in life’s difficulties.

A devotee must kiss the ground three times to call Papa Legba and ask for his intersection, the person must receive it with rum, cigars and peanuts.

Live a night full of horror on Valentine’s Day, nothing like a chilling experience to celebrate love …

The Crescent Hotel is located in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, where it´s said that some “guests check out but never leave.”

The dark history of the hotel dates back to the late thirties, when the hotel served as a “cancer cure hospital” where they offered fake remedies to heal the sick, so many people lost their lives by trusting that cure.

In 2019, the dark legends about the history of the hotel became a reality, since the tomb of Norman Baker, the charlatan who promised the cure was found, in addition to more than 500 bottles where the supposed medicines were found, among other chilling proofs of the terrible act.

The macabre history and high paranormal activity has led the hotel to be visited by Ghost Hunters and Travel Channel.

Valentine´s day in the “Crescent Hotel”

In the hotel they usually do ghost tours, spiritualism sessions and paranormal investigations throughout the year, but for Valentine’s Day, they have organized something very special …

The hotel offers for the lovers a night in one of its premium rooms, also includes breakfast for 2 people, 2 ghost tours and 2 ghost t-shirts.

If you don’t feel like chilling activities, they also offer quieter packages for Valentine’s Day, such as a 4-course dinner for 2 people.

For more information: Crescent Hotel

Would you dare to spend Valentine´s day in the hotel?

Meet one of the most chilling old plantations in Louisiana, United States

In the year of 1796 began the construction of The Myrtles plantation, considered today, one of the most famous haunted houses in the world, located in St. Francisville, Louisiana. And it´s not for less, because the legend tells that it was built just above an Indian cemetery.

It´s said that 12 ghosts inhabit the place. What horrible events have happened so that there are so many souls in the place?

Ghosts in The Myrtles Plantation

The most famous ghost is Chloe, a slave who had to live all the worst of the plantation, her soul in sorrow still roams the place, even her figure has been captured in a photograph in 1992.

Another of the inhabitants of the beyond, is the spirit of a girl known as: “The ghost girl”, it´s unknown who she was when she lived, but was captured in a photograph, which after an investigation, turned out to be a genuine image.

Mistery tours

There are endless ghost stories in the place, which you can listen to in one of their daily tours offered on the plantation.

“Our Daily Mystery Tours are offered 7 days a week from 9:00 AM until 4:30 PM on the hour and half hour. The tour focuses on the History, Mystery and Intrigue of the plantation and is about 45 minutes. $15 for adults $12 for children 12 and under (tax included).” The Myrtles Plantation.

There are also night tours on Fridays and Saturdays, at 6:00, 7:00 and 8:00 PM; And if you like a more personal tour, you can take a private tour any day of the week.

Bed & Breakfast

The plantation is the perfect place to stay either in case you are looking for a paranormal experience, or simply because you want to relax. There are 18 possible accommodations and prices vary from $175 to $400, for 2-6 people.

If you want more information about tours, accommodation or the restaurant 1796, you can visit the website of The Myrtles Plantation

¿Would you dare to sleep in The Myrtle plantation?

Learn the true story of Winchester Mansion

Winchester family

After death arrived in her life, taking away her beloved husband when he became ill with Tuberculosis and her only daughter when she had a childhood illness, Sarah Winchester was completely alone, so seeking help and comfort she went with a medium, who told her that a curse had fallen on her family and that the next victim to lost the life was herself.

The Winchester House

Although the curse couldn´t be destroyed, the medium told Sarah that if she wanted to stay alive, she would have to move to a new house, a house she would have to build for the spirits without ever finishing it, from 1884 to 1922, there was no day that something was not being built in the Winchester house.

September 5 was when Sarah Winchester passed away, while she slept in her bed at 82 years old.

Sarah’s property ended up being a Victorian-style mansion, the most extravagant and strange that exists in the world; The property has 10,000 windows, 2, ooo doors, 160 rooms, 17 fireplaces and many things with the number 13.

The Winchester house was made to please the spirits at their will, since many of the ideas of the constructions were given by the same spirits; some adaptations of the house so that the ghosts were happy, it was that a lot of light was needed so that the spirits did not feel overwhelmed because they couldn’t show their own shadow.

Another adaptation of the Winchester house is that there were almost no mirrors, since spirits hate mirrors because their reflection makes them disappear.

It isn´t known if it is by coincidence or by choice but the number 13 seems to be very important in the Winchester mansion, since there are 13 stairs with 13 steps, 13 hooks in Sarah’s closet, 13 bathrooms and candle holders for 13 candles.

Sarah’s will was divided into 13 parts. In honor of that mysterious 13, every time there is a Friday the 13th, the bells are played 13 times at 1:00 p.m. (13:00)

Many workers and visitors of the Winchester house have witnessed the paranormal phenomena that occur, doors are closed, things are inexplicably moved, they hear noises and voices, they feel they touch them, they can see one or more spirits, it´s even said that the Sarah’s spirit is one of the most manifested entities.

Winchester House Museum

It´s said that the “Winchester House” is the most haunted place in the United States, this mansion has become a tourist destination, which you can visit by booking a tour. The official name of this terrifying construction is: “Winchester Mystery House” and is located in San Jose, California.

Since June 30, 1923, when the doors of the Winchester House were opened to the public, millions of lovers of terror and / or history have visited the place, many visitors have told that paranormal events happened to them there…

One of the warnings for those who dare to visit the house, is never to separate from the group since they do not assure you to find you…

For more information on the Winchester mansion you can enter here

Would you dare to enter the Winchester Mystery House?

Learn the story of Marie Laveau “The Queen of Voodoo”, and the legend regarding her grave …

In 1794, Marie Laveau was born in the French Quarter of New Orleans, a woman who, despite being a Catholic, witchcraft was always part of her life, because the city’s African slaves were voodoo practitioners.

She was a hairdresser for the women of high society, to whom she sold gray-gray, they were rituals and / or charms to do magic; Marie mixed Voodoo with Catholicism, as she used saints and sacred objects to perform her rituals.

Marie became rich, because her spells and love potions were guarantee.

It´s said that Marie Laveau was the queen of the voodoo queens. Her spells were so powerful that people with a lot of power came to her.

Since the Voodoo priestess passed away, she rests in the cemetery of Saint Louis, the oldest in New Orleans, where a legend was born …

It´s said that from the beyond Marie Laveau continues to grant magical favors to her visitors, so the tomb is the most visited in the cemetery, and the second most visited in the country.

Devotees invoke the spirit of the voodoo queen to ask for miracles; previously they did it by offering and scratching crosses on her grave, so it had to be restored and currently it´s forbidden to perform rituals that deteriorate the historical monument.

In fact, now you cannot enter the cemetery by yourself, you have to take a tour with an authorized guide, who will take you to the tomb of Marie Laveau and other places of interest.

And although it´s most likely that the remains of Marie Laveau rest in her grave, there is another legend, which tells that she is still alive and young, and can be seen roaming the streets of New Orleans.

Would you visit Marie Laveau’s grave?

Conoce la historia de Marie Laveau “la Reina del Vudú”, y la leyenda respecto a su tumba…

En 1794, en el barrio Francés de Nueva Orleans nació Marie Laveau, una mujer que a pesar de ser católica, la brujería siempre fue parte de su vida, pues los esclavos africanos de la ciudad eran practicantes del vudú.

Era peluquera de las mujeres de la alta sociedad, a quienes les vendía gris-gris, que eran rituales y/o amuletos para hacer magia; Marie mezclaba el Vudú con el catolicismo, pues utilizaba a los santos y objetos sagrados para realizar sus hechizos.

Marie se volvió rica, pues sus rituales y pociones de amor eran garantía.

Se dice que Marie Laveau era la reina de las reinas del vudú. Sus hechizos eran tan poderosos, que las personas con más poder acudían a ella.

Desde que la sacerdotisa vudú pasó a mejor vida, ella reposa en el cementerio de Saint Louis, el más antiguo de Nueva Orleans, donde nació una leyenda…

Se dice que desde el más allá Marie Laveau sigue otorgando favores mágicos a sus visitantes, por lo que la tumba es la más visitada del cementerio, y la segunda más visitada del país.

Los devotos invocan al espíritu de la reina del vudú para pedirle los milagros; anteriormente lo hacían mediante ofrendas y rayando cruces sobre su tumba, por lo que tuvo que ser restaurada y actualmente esta prohibido llevar a cabo rituales que deterioren el monumento histórico.

De hecho, ya no se puede entrar al cementerio por si mismo, se tiene que tomar un recorrido con un guía autorizado, que lo llevará a la tumba de Marie Laveau y otros sitios de interés.

Y aunque lo más probable es que los restos de Marie Laveau reposen en su tumba, existe otra leyenda, que cuenta que ella sigue con vida y joven, y se le puede ver rondando por las calles de Nueva Orleans.

¿Visitarías la tumba de Marie Laveau?

Meet “LaLaurie’s mansion” the home of a woman who was so evil, that the American Horror Story: Coven series made her one of the characters.

It´s said that New Orleans is the most haunted city in the United States, as the history of the city has been marked by voodoo culture and ghost legends.

Madame LaLaurie story

One of the women who are part of the dark history of New Orleans is Madame Delphine LaLaurie, who spread horror during 1831 and 1834.

People believed that Madame Delphine was a kind woman of the upper class, who loved and respected her slaves, until one night, when it was discovered that she was diabolic with those who served her.

When the other inhabitants of the town knew of these fierce practices, they entered the mansion by force to save Delphine’s slaves, but to their surprise, what they found on the top floor was worse than they imagined, it was a camera of torture where there were lots of lifeless bodies, they had been subjected to twisted experiments for months.

Before she was caught, Madame Delphine LaLaurie escaped to Paris, to start a new life; although there is also the rumor that never escaped, but in search of revenge, a witch was responsible for punishing her.

LaLaurie Mansion 

The mansion is located at 1140 Royal St. in the French Quarter, it´s one of the most tourist destinations in New Orleans for horror lovers, so if you are one of them, you can take an epic photograph outside the mansion; Look at your picture well, you may see some ghostly presence, because it´s presumed that the house is haunted.

Although we would love it, it´s not possible to access the house, as it´s private property. What you can do is take a ghost tour with a guide who will tell you the chilling story of the mansion, as well as other haunted places in New Orleans, which you can walk to.

Would you dare to go to Madam LaLaurie’s house?

There are many haunted places to sleep, for example hospitals, hotels or houses, however, a prison? only in Ottawa …

In Ottawa, Canada there is a hostel called “Hi Ottawa Jail” that is inside an old prison approximately 150 years old.

The hostel past is dark… it´s said that the hostel is haunted, and if you are a lover of horror, you should probably stay in this place …

You can sleep in the cells, between stone walls and iron doors, you can choose one of the shared rooms for 8, 6 or 4 people. There are also private rooms, as there are the luxury rooms, there are also the solitary confinement cells.

If you don´t want to sleep in the hostel, you can attend the free tours that take place every day at 11 in the morning, where you can know all the curious and chilling details about the history of the hostel.

One of the chilling details, is that in the hostel there is still an original gallows that was used in the prison; and if you think that only living people sleep there, you are wrong because in ancient times prisoners were buried, and this information is verifiable, because during the construction of the Mackenzie King bridge, the remains of 140 people were found on the property, and only one corner of the building was touched, Can you imagine how many more remains there are in the other part?

Many of the guests have written their testimony in the reviews, almost most say that the atmosphere is spooky at night, and some of them also claim to have suffered paranormal activity, many stories agree to see a ghost at the foot of the bed, others say they are touched or whispered in their ears by invisible entities.

The hostel has the following services: Free wifi, laundry room, luggage storage, backyard, lockers, linen included, TV room, library, parking nearby, bike rental, kitchen and free breakfast. It´s worth mentioning that the hostel is located in a very central place, so you can walk to the Parliament of Canada and other tourist destinations.

For more information: HI Ottawa Jail

Would you dare to spend the night in jail?