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On November 13, 1974, Ronald DeFaio Jr. entered Henry's, a local bar in Amonaville, Long Island,

with a devastating discovery. According to onlookers, the 23-year-old began to shout,

You've got to help me. I think my mother and father were shot.

A small group followed him a few blocks to his home at 112 Ocean Avenue, where they discovered

that not only had Defeo's mother and father been killed in their

beds, but so had all four of his younger siblings, everyone except Ronald. Maybe this story

doesn't sound familiar to you, but the events in that house in Aminaville with the eye-like windows

would go on to be the basis for one of the most well-known hauntings in American history.

So join us for an extra spooky episode of 10-minute murder

as we take a look at the true story of the Aminaville Horror.

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