Welles House Episode 6: The Box Discussion and Viewer-Reported Hissing
A House Worse Than Amityville · Episode 6 of 51
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An object described during the investigation as a Dybbuk box becomes part of the conversation in this recording. Viewers also point to lights around the stairwell and report growl-like or hissing sounds. Those observations are separate strands of the episode; their proximity does not establish that the box caused anything. Use the available exact timestamps to compare the audio and camera views. Some original notes give a range or an uncertain second, and those remain in the description without becoming precise chapter controls.
For your own review, listen once without trying to hear a particular word. Then compare the suggested interpretation with the surrounding audio and the question being asked. A repeated playback can help locate a sound, but it can also make an ambiguous fragment feel more familiar. The original description below preserves the investigation notes rather than replacing them with a verdict. In this episode's discussion, give the exact time, describe what you hear and explain any ordinary source you think should be considered. You can also compare the neighboring recordings through the episode navigation.
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These timestamps come from the episode description. Viewer reports and investigators’ interpretations are identified in the original notes below.
THE DYBBUK BOX AT THE WELLES HOUSE — DID SOMETHING REACT TO IT? I'm Tim Wood, founder of LiveSciFi. In Episode 6 of A House Worse Than Amityville, the conversation turns to a mysterious box described during the investigation as a Dybbuk box. Meanwhile, viewers studying our infrared security cameras report strange lights near the stairwell, and others say they hear a growl and repeated hissing. This is the original Welles House investigation in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. Watch the footage, listen closely, and decide for yourself what might explain these moments. 👁️ **VIEWER-REPORTED MOMENTS TO REVIEW** 40:19 — Possible anomaly in the lower-left area of the right camera view. 41:10 — Viewer reports a light moving up the stairwell wall. 49:33–50:04 — Several moving lights reported near the hallway and camera. 55:43 — A question about whether something is angry that the box is inside, followed by a reported light near the kitchen doorway. 58:43–59:06 — Viewer reports lights in the hallway as the team challenges whatever might be present to make a sign about the box. 1:00:35 — Possible light anomaly along the stairwell wall. 1:02:56 — A viewer reports a harsh, growl-like sound. 1:05:58 — A viewer questions why a static meter activated. 2:10:08–2:10:09 — Multiple viewers report hearing a hiss. 2:12:xx — Viewer reports a shifting shadow or reflection near the water heater; the exact second is unclear. Another viewer describes hissing after the team went outside to check on me, but the timestamp they provided needs verification. **ARE THESE ORBS, EQUIPMENT NOISE, OR SOMETHING ELSE?** Infrared cameras can show dust, insects, reflections, and compression artifacts as bright moving shapes. Ghost-box audio and other sounds can also be easy to mishear. These observations are leads for review, not proof of a paranormal cause. 🎧 Use headphones, compare the different camera views, and leave YOUR timestamps in the comments. If you spot something we missed, tell us where to look and what you think it is. 👻 **WELLES HOUSE HISTORY AND INVESTIGATION:**
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