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When Solfvin went to the house, also present were The National Enquirer, CBS and Lorraine and the late Ed Warren who would, later, base their claim to fame on their “investigation” of Amityville. Parapsychologists and others debunked it.
[b]Amityville Controversy
They fled from the house. Jay Anson, who had never been in the house, wrote the book Prentice-Hall touted as non-fiction. This led to more Amityville books being published and a movie that spawned at least eight others.
Weber sued for his share of the profits from the book and original movie. The presiding judge said evidence showed that the Lutzes were acting in a way consistent with having a book published. This was another out of court settlement. The Lutzes sued Weber on the basis that this was not a hoax, but was reality. They lost.
Alleged phenomena included:
Roots of the Amityville Hoax
After the Lutzes moved out, Dr. Karlis Osis and Alex Tanous of the American Society for Psychical Research and Jerry Solfvin and Keith Harary from the Psychical Research Foundation investigated and found the alleged phenomena was fraudulent. The Lutzes showed the parapsychologists a sample of DeFeo’s handwriting. The couple didn’t think they would notice it was on a contract for profits from a book and a film.
Dr. Stephen Kaplan was one of the most vociferous and controversial of the debunkers. He and his wife, Roxanne,Jordan Retro 7, wrote The Amityville Horror Conspiracy. Kaplan had a severe heart ailment. After Kaplan died, Ed Warren claimed it was related to Amityville “hauntings.”
George Weber admitted in a radio interview and to the press that Amityville was a hoax concocted to make money.
Amityville Lawsuits
Mysterious voicesUnseen brass bandWindows and doors opening and closingPlagues of fliesPhantoms of hooded formsGreen slime seeping from ceiling and wallsOffensive stenchesCold and hot spotsObjects moving by themselvesMysterious cloven hoof prints in the snowGeorge possessed by an evil spiritTelephone service affectedPriest who tried to help being attackedKathy beaten and scratchedPersonality changesAn incubusEncounters with Jody, a demonic ghostly pig
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Amityville Investigations and Debunking
On November 13, 1974, Ronald “Butch” DeFeo Jr. stumbled into Henry’s Bar, pleading for help because he thought his parents had been shot. Five men went to 112 Ocean Avenue with DeFeo. They found sheer horror. Butch’s parent and siblings had been murdered. DeFeo confessed to committing the crimes. Although William Weber,Air Jordan 20, DeFeo’s attorney, used an insanity defense, he was found guilty of six counts of second-degree murder and sentenced to twenty-five years to life in prison.
Jim and Barbara Cromarty, subsequent owners of the house, experienced nothing out of the ordinary. Curiosity seekers irritated them and invaded their privacy because of the book’s notoriety. The couple sued Prentice-Hall and Jay Anson and received an out of court settlement. Father Ralph Pecararo, “Mancuso,” in the book, sued Prentice-Hall and the Lutzes for distorting his involvement in the “haunting” and invasion of privacy. He settled out of court. Parapsychologist Anita Gregory sued for libel and won.
In 1974, Kathy and George Lutz,Jordan Retro 11, both deceased, bought the DeFeo house knowing it was the scene of mass murders.
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