Episode 49
The House That Turned on Its Family
Up nextBack to the full archiveThe documented facts
- Latoya Ammons and her mother Rosa Campbell moved into the rental house on Carolina Street, Gary, Indiana, in November 2011.
- Swarms of flies covered the porch in December, in the dead of winter; footsteps sounded in the empty basement and wet footprints appeared with no one there.
- A DCS caseworker signed a report swearing she watched someone walk up a wall and flip backward over her head, in a government office, on the record.
- Gary Police Captain Charles Austin told the Indianapolis Star he became a believer; officers' recording equipment malfunctioned inside, a photo caught a cloudy green mist, a hospital nurse witnessed a levitation, and Rev. Michael Maginot performed exorcisms. The state's file ran about 800 pages. The house was demolished in January 2016.
The Draugr does not invent. He documents.
Episode 49 case file
The facts
- Latoya Ammons and her mother Rosa Campbell moved into the rental house on Carolina Street, Gary, Indiana, in November 2011.
- Swarms of flies covered the porch in December, in the dead of winter; footsteps sounded in the empty basement and wet footprints appeared with no one there.
- A DCS caseworker signed a report swearing she watched someone walk up a wall and flip backward over her head, in a government office, on the record.
- Gary Police Captain Charles Austin told the Indianapolis Star he became a believer; officers' recording equipment malfunctioned inside, a photo caught a cloudy green mist, a hospital nurse witnessed a levitation, and Rev. Michael Maginot performed exorcisms. The state's file ran about 800 pages. The house was demolished in January 2016.
The evidence
- Swarms of flies covered the porch in December, in the dead of winter; footsteps sounded in the empty basement and wet footprints appeared with no one there.
- A DCS caseworker signed a report swearing she watched someone walk up a wall and flip backward over her head, in a government office, on the record.
- Gary Police Captain Charles Austin told the Indianapolis Star he became a believer; officers' recording equipment malfunctioned inside, a photo caught a cloudy green mist, a hospital nurse witnessed a levitation, and Rev. Michael Maginot performed exorcisms. The state's file ran about 800 pages. The house was demolished in January 2016.
Sources
- Sources are being gathered for this file. The facts above are documented.
The words, as I spoke them.
Transcript
A police captain walked into a house in Gary, Indiana. He walked out a believer. In demons.
Latoya Ammons and her mother Rosa moved in that November. By December, flies swarmed the porch in the dead of winter. Wet footprints crossed the floor, with no one there.
A DCS caseworker signed a report that should not be possible. She swore someone walked up a wall and flipped backward over her head. In a government office. On the record.
Captain Charles Austin brought his recorders into that house. Every one died. One photo caught a cloudy green mist, beside a figure no one could see. It was in the walls. Waiting.
A hospital nurse signed her name to a levitation. A priest performed the exorcisms. The state's file on the house ran eight hundred pages.
They demolished it in twenty sixteen. But the file never closed. Stitch this if you would spend one night on Carolina Street. Follow for a new true nightmare every day. Sleep with the lights on, if you can.
Dramatized for the telling. The facts above are documented; the narration is the Draugr’s retelling of them.
Wear the nightmare
The Dreaded wear the mark.
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