I must have been around eight or nine years old when I first watched the movie Poltergeist,

and though some might be too young to know what this movie is, maybe because it isn't scary enough for today's gore and jump scare-loving audiences,

it's the story of a family who moves into a house and begins to experience strange phenomena.

Things were moving on their own.

Doors were opening and closing, objects were being thrown across the room.

There's a famous scene in the movie where one of the characters, a young girl, says,

They're here.

And they just kind of cast that dark message of what was about to come.

It was actually how I started telling the difference between entities,

and it really sparked that interest in ghosts,

and what happens after death,

and how much we don't know about this other world.

And we see messages everywhere, objects moving, sudden gusts of fear, to worse things like tapping, tugging at our shirts, or even witnessing full-on apparitions. And yet, we still simply ignore them. But in this case,

with poltergeists, which are a type of entity that slam doors and move objects, sometimes

they're seen as an evil sign, something that can feed off fear or negative energy and become so unbearable that people

actually move out of their homes. With that in mind, I want to invite you to come along with me as I

tell you one of the most interesting poltergeist stories. It's one of the creepiest true stories of

poltergeist that I've found during the year.

And as you'll learn, just like poltergeist, this episode is going to get a little bit creepier as

they move along. And if you're wearing headphones, get ready. So you might start hearing objects move.

Today, we're going to take a look at one of the most interesting

cases of poltergeist activity. The Seaford, Poltergeist, of a Long Island.

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