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  • Cayuga, Indiana, February 16, 2019.

  • Paranormal investigator Dave Spinks and his associate Haley Sharp have traveled here to this small town to investigate a house that many consider to be the most evil place in North America.

  • Referred to as Willows Weep, it has been the site of a series of gruesome deaths since it was built in the 19th Century.

  • Brenda Johnson owns Willows Weep.

  • Hi, Brenda.

  • Dave.

  • She dismissed the rumors about it being an evil place and purchased it only a few years ago with plans to renovate it.

  • This is my assistant Haley.

  • Hey.

  • It's nice to meet you.

  • But recent events have convinced her that she may have made a terrible mistake.

  • To this end, she's invited Dave and Haley to come in and investigate the house and see if her strange experiences can be verified.

  • So, how are you doing?

  • Not good standing here.

  • All night last night I was sick thinking about coming over here around this house.

  • So tell us a little bit about the house and some of your experiences here.

  • Well, when I bought the house, we started working on it.

  • And then my son was working on the ceiling.

  • The boards come flying off at him and hurt him.

  • And I've been scratched in there, six claw marks down my back, doors slamming on you, banging underneath the floors.

  • I understand there's been deaths in this house.

  • Can you kind of go through those a little bit?

  • Yeah.

  • The man that built the house, he died in the bathtub.

  • There was two suicides and then another hanging.

  • And I heard that three men had been poisoned.

  • About six months prior before I bought it, there was a man that committed suicide in there.

  • He fell into the chair.

  • And that's where they found him, or they found him a couple days later, right?

  • A week.

  • Week later, okay.

  • Do you think what's in that house is evil?

  • Yes, I do.

  • Without a doubt?

  • Yes, I do, without a doubt.

  • If it wasn't evil, it wouldn't be hurting people.

  • I don't think there's nothing good in there.

  • The house was built in late 1800s, correct?

  • 1890, yes.

  • So regarding the shape of the house, it's in the shape of a cross.

  • Upside-down cross.

  • Strange.

  • Yes, very strange.

  • Was Willows Weep really built to attract evil spirits?

  • For Brenda Johnson, Dave Spinks, and Haley Sharp, the answer is a very disturbing yes.

  • But why would someone deliberately want to construct an evil place unless, perhaps, it wasn't meant to attract demonic spirits but to entrap them in an effort to create a deadly warning that demons are real.

Cayuga, Indiana, February 16, 2019.

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