Welles House Episode 4: A Personal Account from the Diary Camera
A House Worse Than Amityville · Episode 4 of 51
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Here I step back from the equipment and talk about what living in the Welles House felt like. This is diary-camera and interview material, giving you my account of the stay rather than a new sequence of experiments. It helps explain the personal stakes behind the investigation, but recollection and directly recorded evidence are different things. As you watch, consider which experiences I describe, what questions remain open, and which earlier or later recordings might provide additional context.
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What is it really like to live inside a house believed to be haunted by something sinister? In Episode 4 of A House Worse Than Amityville, I sit down in front of the diary camera to share my personal experiences inside the infamous Welles House in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. I'm Tim Wood, founder of LiveSciFi, and unlike investigators who spend just a few hours inside a reportedly haunted location, I actually lived inside the Welles House for approximately a month while investigating its alleged paranormal activity. This episode takes a more personal approach to the investigation. Through interview and diary-camera footage, I discuss the unexplained experiences, disturbing encounters, and questions that emerged during my time inside the property. The Welles House, located at 46 South Welles Street, has a long history of reported hauntings, alleged demonic activity, unexplained sounds, shadow figures, and frightening experiences described by former residents. But hearing stories about a haunted house is one thing. Actually living inside it, sleeping there night after night, and trying to understand what's happening around you is something entirely different. In this installment, I share my perspective on the investigation, what I experienced, and why the Welles House left such a lasting impression on me. **Was the Welles House truly worse than Amityville? What was responsible for the experiences we reported inside the property?** Watch Episode 4 and hear my firsthand account. 👻 READ MY COMPLETE WELLES HOUSE HISTORY & HAUNTING ARTICLE:
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