True Haunting of a Bed and Breakfast Investigation

Addie and her husband were like any other couple. They lived in a nice home, they sent their children to public school, they called themselves Christians though they rarely made it to church on Sunday, a pretty typical American family. That is until they moved into a haunted home. The home was possessed by a demonic sprit but Addie and her husband did not want to believe this was true. Hear the actual investigation from with John Zaffis and other field investigators at Addie’s home.

Addie and her husband were like any other couple. They lived in a nice home, they sent their children to public school, they called themselves Christians though they rarely made it to church on Sunday, a pretty typical American family. That is until they moved into a haunted home. The home was possessed by a demonic sprit but Addie and her husband did not want to believe this was true. Hear the actual investigation from with John Zaffis and other field investigators at Addie’s home.

Taffy Sealyham met Ed and Lorraine Warren soon after she read Ouija: The Most Dangerous Game in the mid to late 1990’s. At the time, the Warren’s had an active organization named NESPR (the Journal of the New England Society for Psychic Research), a theological society that was founded by Ed and Lorraine Warren in 1952. When the Warren’s learned of Taffy’s interest in the paranormal, Ed and Lorraine invited her to attend the weekly class they held at the Carousel Garden in Seymore, Connecticut. After the first class, Taffy was hooked. She became a student and member of NESPR, wrote stories for their bi-weekly newsletter, and went on various paranormal investigations.