On June 30, 1986, the Snedeker family (formerly of New York) relocated to the city of Southington, Connecticut to be closer to the hospital where their son was receiving treatment for cancer. They rented the downstairs portion of a home on Meriden Avenue that had recently been converted to serve multiple tenants. Before then, the building had been the home of the Hallahan Funeral Home. Over the next two and a half years, the family would report an assortment of paranormal activity that they claimed grew increasingly violent towards them and ultimately resulted in an exorcism. Their accounts of their stay in the home have been debated to this day by skeptics and believers alike and are the source of a book, television docudrama, and most recently a feature film titled The Haunting in Connecticut. The film's DVD release is slated for July 14 and is sure to renew interest in the story.
Read the accounts, controversy, and adaptations of the reported haunting at Dark Destinations.
-Casey H.
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Lucrezia
3 weeks ago
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I saw the movie it's very nice, good plot and accord to the story seems to be very close to the real facts, my friend kamagra like all this movies, of real drama and stuff that's why I know a little about this.
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