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SP4CE INV4DERZ · 01-05-2010, 12:49 PM

Hey, I saw this on Discovery just the other day, what does everyone else think of this?

crystaldawn · 01-05-2010, 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by SP4CE INV4DERZ

Hey, I saw this on Discovery just the other day, what does everyone else think of this?

Nice avatar SI...

You pick them out with me in mind, don't you?

You know it seems this show is always on yet I've never bothered to watch. What was it about?

SP4CE INV4DERZ · 01-06-2010, 02:20 PM

Hi Heather.

My avatar couldn't possibly be you, you don't smoke! And I guess you don't play Left for Dead either so no need for you to worry about that.

Sorry I was a bit vague before as I'm still digesting it. The Haunting in Connecticut is a 2009 movie "based" on the real life experience's of the Snedeker family in 1986. Alot more info found here http://www.dreadcentral.com/news/310...eally-happened and you can watch the Discovery documentary which is what I saw (not the Movie) on that site too.

More-or-less, the Snedekers (named Parker's in the doco) moved into an old funeral home which they claim was haunted. They had a teenage son named Matt I think (Paul in the doco) who had cancer and was sleeping in the basement with his younger brother who claimed to be haunted by a demon(s).

They try telling their parents for ages who didn't believe them. The boy became sicker and the more sicker he got the more the hauntings bacame intense. Eventually he went into hospital and made a miracle recovery but by then the demon had pretty much "taken over" him. He started to withdraw and write about death and claims the demon was telling him to do evil things to his family. He tried to rape his cousin and was taken away to mental hospital. After that happen, the demon sort out it's next target, his mother. It tried to suffocate her in the shower and run down the father when he was out working.

Eventually they got rid of the demon via a sayonce (or however that's spelt). They moved, got their son out of the mental house all recovered and moved on with their lives. The new owners report nothing unusual as well.

Anyway, that's their story, believe it or not which I probably don't. It just seems alot like the Amyttvile Horror story in a way, not sure if the family has benefited financally or not.

I guess it made an interesting 2 hours on a rainy afternoon last Saturday.

crystaldawn · 01-11-2010, 06:30 PM

Well I actually meant I wonder if when you pick these avatar's you figure I'm not going to like them. lol!

Wow that show sounds chilling! Yes it is hard to believe and does sound very similar to the Amityville Horror.

01-05-2010, 12:49 PM	#1
SP4CE INV4DERZ 40-0 0WN3D Forum Regular Join Date: Dec 06, 2004 Posts: 630	Haunting in Connecticut Hey, I saw this on Discovery just the other day, what does everyone else think of this?

01-06-2010, 02:20 PM	#3
SP4CE INV4DERZ 40-0 0WN3D Forum Regular Join Date: Dec 06, 2004 Posts: 630	Hi Heather. My avatar couldn't possibly be you, you don't smoke! And I guess you don't play Left for Dead either so no need for you to worry about that. Sorry I was a bit vague before as I'm still digesting it. The Haunting in Connecticut is a 2009 movie "based" on the real life experience's of the Snedeker family in 1986. Alot more info found here http://www.dreadcentral.com/news/310...eally-happened and you can watch the Discovery documentary which is what I saw (not the Movie) on that site too. More-or-less, the Snedekers (named Parker's in the doco) moved into an old funeral home which they claim was haunted. They had a teenage son named Matt I think (Paul in the doco) who had cancer and was sleeping in the basement with his younger brother who claimed to be haunted by a demon(s). They try telling their parents for ages who didn't believe them. The boy became sicker and the more sicker he got the more the hauntings bacame intense. Eventually he went into hospital and made a miracle recovery but by then the demon had pretty much "taken over" him. He started to withdraw and write about death and claims the demon was telling him to do evil things to his family. He tried to rape his cousin and was taken away to mental hospital. After that happen, the demon sort out it's next target, his mother. It tried to suffocate her in the shower and run down the father when he was out working. Eventually they got rid of the demon via a sayonce (or however that's spelt). They moved, got their son out of the mental house all recovered and moved on with their lives. The new owners report nothing unusual as well. Anyway, that's their story, believe it or not which I probably don't. It just seems alot like the Amyttvile Horror story in a way, not sure if the family has benefited financally or not. I guess it made an interesting 2 hours on a rainy afternoon last Saturday.

01-11-2010, 06:30 PM	#4
crystaldawn Member Forum 4000 Club Member Join Date: Dec 17, 2002 Location: Illinois Posts: 4,261	Well I actually meant I wonder if when you pick these avatar's you figure I'm not going to like them. lol! Wow that show sounds chilling! Yes it is hard to believe and does sound very similar to the Amityville Horror.