Haunted House Summary

One detective assigned to the case told the family to look around their house to see if they found anything amiss, which was approximately eight hours after Patsy notified the police (Brennan, 2013). John Ramsey and a family friend found JonBenets’ body in a little room off of the boiler room in their basement (Brennan, 2013). JonBenet was found with her favourite white blanket covering her with duct tape across her mouth and a ligature buried deep in her neck made by a garrote fashioned from cord and a broken paintbrush taken from her mother’s art supplies (Brennan, 2013). The same cord was loosely bound around her right wrist. John took JonBenets’ body upstairs yelling and ripping off the duct tape.

During one attack episode, the team managed to film scratches appearing on his stomach. Tony and Debra Pickman seemed to have developed affinity towards Sallie’s ghost, more so, after knowing about her possible painful death. They decided that living in such darkness and experiencing no love or affection must be rather gloomy for Sallie. You might have never heard of anybody wishing to buy a gift for the ghost in their home, but that’s exactly what Debra and tony wanted to give Sallie. They thought about it and decided on getting a baby boy doll for Sallie.

JonBenet Ramsey a 6-year old pageant queen. Daughter of John Bennett, a wealthey business man, and her mother, Patricia Ramsey, a socialite. JonBenet, youngest of the Ramsey family, was horrendously murdered between the nights of December 25, 1996 to December 26, 1996. A ransom note was left on the stairs of their Colorado home. Patsy woke up and went down stairs to make coffee but instead found the ransom not on the staircase.

Catalina Ball is on the run. After finding her parents murdered on the living room floor of their house, she escapes before the killer can get her. She spends three months in a safe house being protected by the sheriffs of Coeur d 'Alene, Idaho, trying to come to terms with her parent 's horrific death and her grief, but the danger isn 't over. The killer finds where she 's hiding and after killing the deputy, comes after her. Cat manages to escape but she 's exhausted from her panicked flight and collapses on the outskirts of Slick Rock, Colorado.

Statistics have proven that paranormal activity was effective in the house because of all the actual deaths and hauntings that were proven in the Whaley House. For example, Marion Reynolds, the four year old great-granddaughter of Thomas Whaley, died from eating ant poison. Some people have heard a child 's cry in the night while some people have experienced "something" holding their hand when they walk in a certain room in the Whaley House. Violet Whaley committed suicide in the house. She shot herself with her father 's pistol in 1885.

Have you ever moved to a play that had a dark history behind it? Well, the book Ghosts has that and much more behind it. Catrina and her family move to the coast North California because her little sister is very sick with cystic fibrosis.To make it all worse Cat hates the fact that she has to leave her friends for the a new town called Bahia de la Luna (Bay of the Moon). When the girls explore their new home a neighbor lets them in on a little big secret. The secret was that there are ghosts in Bahia de la luna.

The Haunting of Hill House is a ghost novel, which is written by Shirley Jackson and printed in 1959. In it, four researchers, Dr. Montague, Eleanor Vance, Theodora, and Luke Sanderson spent their summer time in a haunted house, called Hill House, to find out the cause and effects of psychic disturbances. In that place, after a series of supernatural and horrible things: door being pound harshly, the red paint in Theo’s room, the messages from the Ouija-like planchette, v.v… Eleanor, whose the weakest and the most sensitive mind out of four, had her conscious surrender Hill House and tried to go “home”, which is her mother’s womb by suicide. Through the novel, Eleanor Vance had shown her only true desire and lack of is her mother’s love. First of all, is that Eleanor’s true wish is having a family with her new friends or being engulfed in her mom’s love?

In 1971, King married Tabitha Spruce, he had three children with Tabitha. Their names were, Naomi, Joseph, and Owen. After, college Stephen did not have good luck finding any teaching positions, in place of teaching, he worked in a Laundromat for sixty dollars a week. Now Stephen is a famous writer of horror stories. Stephen enjoys bowling, reading, jigsaw puzzles, even watching horror movies.

When she tears off most of the wallpaper in the nursery, she exclaimed, “And I’ve pulled off most of the paper, so you can’t put me back” (Gilman 237). The wallpaper represented imprisonment for the narrator because she repeatedly asks her husband to remove the wallpaper. Unsurprisingly, she isn’t allowed to do so, and she is ultimately confined to the room. By this time in the short story, the narrator is reaching her breaking

The morning after Betty and Ruth were caught dancing in the woods with Abigail Williams, Betty’s older cousin, the two girls both appeared sick to those around them. Betty is first found by her father, Reverend Parris, “not [able to] move herself since midnight,” almost as if she were in a coma (Miller 914). Reverend Parris soon began to show paranoia because he felt a spirit had entered into his daughter and took over her body, leaving her in what appeared to be a coma. Parris emphasized his paranoia when he tried to call in a nurse to examine his daughter as a precaution to find out what was wrong with her. While the nurse was looking at Betty, others from the town, including the Putnams, entered Betty’s room, curious about the situation going on.