There are locations that some may consider strange.

Of course, there are typical haunted houses and odd burial grounds that may or may not

actually be supernatural, but none could truly comprehend the happenings of the Dillison

Farm.

The Dillison Farm was a place that even the bravest adventurers would not go.

It was hard to call skeptics truly skeptic when they refused to step foot in place.

The origins of the Dillison Farm are not exactly known, but its history was enough to write

a book.

The first case would be from 1962.

The Dillison Farm would be inherited by John and Mabel Dillison, along with their four

children.

John inherited the farm from his grandfather, who passed away from tuberculosis.

John's grandfather, Henry, would be described as a good man.

He was a hard worker who cared about the farm as much as he cared about his family.

For many decades, Henry lived on the farm, though it was never known if he owned the farm

or if he inherited himself.

In Henry's final days, he was hysterical.

In his hospital room, he would scream constantly about holes in the fields and hands rising

from the ground.

He's never known what he meant before he died.

That is until John inherited the farm.

Neighbors were not as keen to see these Dillisons as they were to Henry.

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