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Today on the Grave Talks, Evil Unearthed, the Monroe House locals whisper about, but few dare to enter after dark.

Known as a Monroe house, it's earned a reputation as one of the most haunted locations in the state, a place where strange voices echo through empty rooms and shadows seem to crawl just out of sight. For more than seven

years, Matt Benton and his team dug into the house's dark past, interviewing witnesses, capturing

chilling evidence, and uncovering a discovery in the crawl space

that feels pulled straight from a nightmare, ritualistic objects buried deep beneath the floor

as if the earth itself was trying to keep them hidden. Matt shares how seven years of

relentless research and hundreds of hours of footage came together to tell

the house's story. Not just as a documentary, but as an immersive dread-soaked experience

designed to pull viewers inside the haunting itself. This isn't just another ghost story. This is an

invitation into one of America's most sinister hauntings

and a glimpse at what happens when something evil refuses to stay buried. Today on the

grave talks, Evil Unearthed, the Monroe House, a conversation with Joe Vitale and Matt Benton.

Joe and Matt, thank you very much for joining me today.

We're going to talk about a film.

You guys did a documentary.

It's Evil Unearthed.

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