>>16886688Keeping in mind I don't have any strong beliefs one way or the other I am inclined to think it's legit! The Warrens are kind of sensationalistic characters, but they've been around the block, I understand some are even more skeptical that they were involved in the investigation but that doesn't sway me one way or the other.
If it was a hoax for media or publicity, it still made for an entertaining story and some really good horror material.
If it wasn't a hoax, it was one of the most powerful cases of demonic infestation in a household in modern history.
Here's a clip of Lorraine Warren talking about Amityville!
>If you offered me a billion dollars I would not go back into that homehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFMLa5dg8Q8The theory is of course that it was built on an indian burial ground, but I wonder sometimes if this wasn't just a justification people use for electromagnetic vortexes whenever they happen to find them on what were once tribal lands. Or, maybe some tribes knew of "power spots" like that and deliberately buried their dead there, hoping it would make the transition to the other side easier for a departed soul. Either way, it cooks up something fierce (supposedly) and makes for some great paranormal and haunting adventures.
