There was no evil voice, no car trouble, no stigmata. According to Rick Moran - who actually spoke to Pecoraro - the priest didn't encounter anything weird when he visited the Amityville home. Things really fall apart when you start talking about Father Ralph Pecoraro (Father Mancuso in the book), the priest who blessed the house. What about all the windows getting smashed and doors that were torn from their hinges, you ask? Well, according to skeptic Joe Nickell, when he investigated the Amityville house, all the original fixtures were still in place, without any sign of damage. However, many think it's proof of the paranormal, claiming the photo shows one of the murdered DeFeo boys wandering through the house.Įven more damning, Anson's book says the Lutzes called the police several times, but the police didn't receive even one call from the Lutzes during their 28 days at 112 Ocean Avenue. Skeptics say this is an image of one of the psychic researchers who accidentally wound up in front of the infrared camera (the glowing eyes are the result of the infrared film). In 1979, George Lutz released a picture of what appeared to be a young boy with glowing eyes lurking behind a banister. Still, despite all their alleged encounters, the team walked away with very little actual evidence other than one creepy photo. And naturally, the Warrens made some rather dramatic claims, with Lorraine saying 112 Ocean Avenue was home to something 'right from the bowels of the earth.' The infamous demonologist also said she hoped her Amityville experience was 'as close to hell as I'll ever get.' Another psychic supposedly saw the tear-stained face of a young child.

One 'researcher' took sick and felt ' personally threatened' by an evil being.

Admittedly, it seems Didio wasn't taking things super seriously she even called the event a ' psychic slumber party.' The mediums and clairvoyants, on the other hand, put on quite a show for the TV crew.

The amityville horror by jay anson