Book your ticket to happiness with Sun Express Airlines. And Today on the grave talks, the demon of Brownsville Road. And as a young boy, Bob Cranmer would grow up being drawn to a certain house in his neighborhood.

He didn't know why, but he knew he wanted to live there.

Later in life, that dream came true, and he was able to call this unpractical 7,000-plus square foot

house a home. Shortly after moving in, it became more than just another house.

The dead and the demonic began to make themselves known.

This house would eventually inspire the book,

The Demon of Brownsville Road.

What started is small and seemingly insignificant events

quickly turned into life-threatening attacks that require the involvement

of the Catholic Church and renowned Exorcists.

Who or what was the demon of Brownsville Road and how did it all begin for Bob?

Well it's a it's a very impressive impressive, what would be the good words, classical looking, Victorian turn of the century house that really grabs anybody's attention just in its

setting it sits back from from the main, has a rather large yard and some very impressive oak trees

in front of it. Large white pillars on the front porch kind of remind you of a southern you know southern plantation type

mansion you know and so it everybody knows the house generally who drives by it because it is very unique in its architecture.

It was given a brass plaque by the Pittsburgh History Landmarks Foundation

before its unique architecture.

So it is a unique house just to look at but my my interest in fascination with it goes

back to my earliest memories I would suppose probably around when I was seven years old or so.

And in grade school I had a couple friends that lived over on this side of town and I would walk over to their houses and

thus walk in front of the house and not a time I walked in front of the house I

didn't stop and just stare at it. It just seemed to be reaching out to me. I always

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