When one family experiences so much tragedy, how do we reconcile it?

Is it bad luck, genetics, a curse?

And can so much tragedy befall one family that their souls are doomed to roam the halls

of their once-grand home for an eternity?

What if that home becomes a tourist attraction?

That's scarier, a ghost, or a living person capitalizing on trauma.

Welcome to Strange and Unexplained with me, Daisy Egan.

I'm a writer and an actor who loves a nice craft beer as much as the next person, but I

would need a whole lot more beer than one family brewery could brew if my family degenerated

and unraveled like the family in this episode.

This week, we'll reconstruct a family tree whose once lush fruit began to rot.

Is it a bad seed or the poisonous side of success?

Let's visit the Lemp Mansion and meet the family that once called it home, and perhaps

a few of them, long dead, who still do.

As we turned around to leave, all four of us got instant chills when we heard a little

boy say, come play with me.

I told my brother to shut up and he responded, I didn't say anything.

We strongly believe we had a door to our room unlocked after we locked it when we came

back from the shared bathroom down the hall.

We also dropped two coins in a 10x10 open area and when we knelt down to pick them up,

they were gone.

We looked throughout the entire area in under furniture that was several feet away and

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