Does anyone have any information about a house from superior wi that was featured on the show? If I remember correctly it was a green house and some of the info they shared was

When the new owners bought the house the guy was painting the basement he went to take a break after painting 1/4th of it and came back to the whole thing being finished.

They reported slime or ooze coming from the cabinets

Im kind of doing a website on the house and I have a huge pile of eyewitness accounts of people who were in that house saying they were pushed downstairs and heard people screaming in it.

thanks! if you can give me which episode it was or maybe even a video of that episode I'd apprecaite it or any other info maybe a word for word transcript??!

thanks

Jon DeMoure

omnih8@yahoo.com

Just buy the boxset. It's on there.

That does not ring a bell at all. The "haunted bunkbeds" segment had a guy painting and before leaving to eat dinner, he put the paint brush in the paint can. But when he came back, the paint brush was upside down in the paint can. But there was no slime coming out of cabinets in that one.

Yeah, the haunted bunkbeds was the Tallman house haunting. It was located in Wisconsin. The story is not on the UM site, but you can search for it online.

I think it was on Larabee Street, in Horicon, WI. I got the following info here: http://ghosts-hauntings.suite101.com/article.cfm/larrabee_st_haunting_hoax_real

The only thing I could find out about anything dripping is the statement that, "Curiosity seekers drove by the house and claimed to see blood dripping from the ceiling, a snow blower moving by itself, a flaming entrance to Hell and cups floating. None of these actually happened and the Tallmans didn’t mention such occurrences."

These were events that the family said actually happened. My unsolicited comments are in parentheses:

Allen becoming nervous and short tempered (IMO, this could have been caused by the stress of moving combined with the fact that their 3rd child was born shortly after moving in, making the children ages 7, 1, and newborn. On top of that, they were having financial problems. Who wouldn't be nervous and short tempered with all that going on?)

The Tallmans’ kitten, Cat, went out of control, climbing walls and flying across rooms (Maybe the cat was freaked out by Allen being in a bad mood all the time, and the three little kids driving a kitten crazy.)

Chairs bounced and rocked, then, suddenly stopped (IDK)

Kenny’s radio changed stations on its own (IDK, but it's been known to happen without any paranormal influence.)

The children and Deborah had nightmares (Stress, and they admitted to watching horror films.)

Paintbrushes moved by themselves (Is this the "painting" event you're recalling, jdemoure?)

The basement window was removed and put on the floor without human help (IDK)

Allen saw the garage in flames that weren’t real (Stress?)

Maryann talked to someone or something unseen (IDK)

Kenny saw a short, repugnant old woman (um, a neighbor? lol)

Maryann watched a TV horror show featuring a fire and man wearing a pig’s cap running out of it. For months, she was plagued by images of conflagrations and men in animal hats. This could have been psychological. (I agree. Why watch a bunch of horror shows when you're already scared because you are living in your very own haunted house?)

So.... maybe it was a hoax, but maybe it really happened. Even though they lost money giving the house back to the bank, they refused to do an interview with a tabloid for $5,000.

However, it could be that the "deed in lieu of foreclosure" deal that they made with the bank stipulated that they could not seek negative publicity against the house, or something along those lines....