Don't be afraid.

Lock the doors.

Turn out the lights and climb into bed.

It's time for hillbilly.

Dead time.

Stories.

We've all seen the horror movies that start out with a family getting a great deal

in a house because it was haunted or a tragedy had occurred within its walls.

That's exactly how the lutses were able to buy what they thought was their dream home in

Amityville, New York in the 1970s.

The Kills had a similar experience 40 years earlier in Sussex, England.

The previous owner of Ash Manor was so eager to sell that he let Mr. Kiel buy it for

far less than what it was worth.

Mr. Kill felt that the exceptional deal on the house was the result of more earthly issues,

such as a leaky roof or possibly bad plumbing.

After all, he did not believe in ghost.

At least not yet.

Oh! At least not yet. The Ash Manor is a grand stately house built in the 13th century. Over the many years since its construction, some parts of the structure have been destroyed and rebuilt.

Surrounded by plush green countryside, Ash Manor doesn't look like your stereotypical haunted house, but its history tells a different

story. Fire, bloodshed, and many other unhappy events have taken place at Ash Manor.

The Kills felt the wrath of the spirit soon after moving in on June 24, 1934. They were awakened several times in the middle of the night

by what sounded like someone stomping their feet and knocking on the walls.

...