True Hauntings is a frightfully good production.

There's a house that sits right on the Hudson River in the small village of Nyack

that actually has legal proof that it's haunted. Thanks to the Ghostbusters ruling,

this home has been declared legally haunted by the state of New York. This beautiful home doesn't

look like your typical Hollywood haunted mansion. It's not scary in the least.

Instead, it's a beautifully elegant and well-maintained

130-year-old mansion that has been bought and sold many times over

since the story about the haunted building first appeared

in the Reader's Digest 30 years ago.

Hi, I'm Renata.

And I'm Anne, and in this episode of the True Hauntings podcast, we are torn between which

part of this story is the most interesting, the hauntings or the legal case that has made this home famous.

Anne and Renata have been investigating paranormal occurrences for the past 20 years.

They have been at the center of various unexplained phenomena and have witnessed countless

ghostly experiences.

The duo now turned to high profile cases that have attracted the eyes of the world.

Between the dimensions we see and the dimensions we don't, supernatural forces are at play. Evil lurks within the shadows of our homes,

and in the darkest corners of our minds. It follows us like a shadow, forever. This is where

nightmares become reality. This is true hauntings.

I saw our house for the first time on a hot July day in 1967, a bedraggled old Victorian.

It had stood vacant for seven years.

Its waist-high lawn clutched about a sturdy stone foundation. Its wood-shingled roof was awry.

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