We promised we’d make you wait a week for the rest of the Amityville story… and then made you wait TWO. Sorry about that.This time, we’re taking a closer look at the Amityville Horror and the infamous Amityville haunting associated with the Lutz family. What was documented, what was claimed, what was challenged, and what happened somewhere in between? We’re digging through the stories, contradictions, controversies, and muddy details surrounding one of America’s most famous haunted houses.And because apparently I can’t help myself, you also get one more Gypsy Rose Blanchard update in this segment of Teasha’s Gossip Corner. ** Jazz hands**Amityville Horror • Amityville haunting • Lutz family • Amityville house • George and Kathy Lutz • 112 Ocean Avenue • haunted house • paranormal • ghosts • true crime

This week, we kick things off with a quick 2026 update on the ongoing Gypsy Rose saga. Spoiler alert: we still aren’t fans. But the meat and potatoes of this episode is the REAL horror of Amityville.On November 13, 1974, six members of the DeFeo family were brutally murdered inside their home at 112 Ocean Avenue in Amityville, Long Island. We’re getting into Ronald “Butch” DeFeo Jr., the DeFeo family murders, the investigation, and the disturbing events that happened BEFORE 112 Ocean Avenue became famous for the alleged Amityville haunting.Because before the ghosts, there was murder.

In 1897, Zona Heaster Shue was found dead in her home in Greenbrier County, West Virginia. What initially looked like a tragic natural death quickly became a murder investigation after Zona’s mother claimed her daughter’s ghost came back with a shocking accusation.In this episode, we’re getting into the murder of Zona Heaster Shue, her husband Trout Shue, the strange circumstances surrounding her death, the infamous Greenbrier Ghost, and the bizarre investigation that followed.A murder, a ghost, some very helpful neighbors, and apparently… murder mitts.