The house
A renovated house, a basement full of old belongings, and a dog that refused to go downstairs.
A FIRSTHAND ACCOUNT · NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA
A chance meeting. A seemingly ordinary house. A journey into experiences that a scientific and logical mind could no longer explain.

01 / THE BOOK
David never believed in ghosts, mediums, or the paranormal. With a scientific and logical mind, he trusted facts and had little patience for things that couldn’t be explained.
Then, on his way home from a business trip, he took a detour that brought him to Theresa. What began as a chance meeting drew them into a nightmare inside a seemingly ordinary house in Northeast Philadelphia.
Objects moved. Doors slammed. A recorder captured unexplained voices. Searching for answers, David and Theresa encountered allegations of murder, hidden theft, and deception. The experiences escalated into a night literally from hell.
But leaving the house offered no escape. Just when David thought it was over, he discovered it had only begun.
Something had followed him.
INSIDE THE ACCOUNT
A renovated house, a basement full of old belongings, and a dog that refused to go downstairs.
A recorder became part of the search for answers. One word would come to define the experience: “Stay.”
Leaving was supposed to be the end. David’s account follows the experiences that continued for years.
02 / LISTEN FOR YOURSELF
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Download audioThis book recounts the author’s experiences and recollections, presented in good faith and to the best of his knowledge. Some names have been changed to protect privacy. Allegations of criminal wrongdoing are not findings of guilt. Any person accused of a crime is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.