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Something threw Marie Jackson across a room when she was five years old and the scar never let her forget it. Marie joins us in the studio to tell the full origin story behind her work as a paranormal investigator, author, and creator, starting with a Kansas City house that behaved like a real life poltergeist case: shared nightmares, physical attacks, objects moving without explanation, and a family forced to stay silent while it got worse.

We go deep on what happens after the haunting. Marie explains why she separates paranormal enthusiasts from true paranormal investigation, how she screens cases, and what she looks for when someone says their home is “a demon house.” She also shares practical advice for parents whose kids report scary encounters, especially when the adults do not believe in ghosts. Along the way we talk about sensitivity, her personal “energy” scale, and why altered states can change what people perceive.

The story widens into history and accountability. Marie describes returning to the original house and hearing that later tenants experienced the same patterns, then spending years researching the neighborhood through archives and historical records. We also discuss Missouri haunted property disclosure rules and why buyers may never learn about violent history or reported activity. Finally, Marie lays out what she is building next: Paranormal Impact, GhostLink TV, Supernatural Sisters, and a scripted film vision starting with Food Lane and her book Ten Feet Under.

If you’re into paranormal podcasts, ghost hunting, poltergeist cases, demon house stories, or the real world process behind investigations, this one will stick with you. Subscribe, share this with a friend who loves the supernatural, and leave us a review with one question you still have after listening.

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