Welles House Episode 20: Ouija Sessions and the “Pazuzu” Interpretation
A House Worse Than Amityville · Episode 20 of 51
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Inside this investigation
JJ and I return to the staircase and upstairs rooms after the earlier neck-mark incident. The episode includes equipment checks, a ghost box, a box described as a Dybbuk box and multiple Ouija sessions. Names and warnings are interpreted during the investigation, including the word “Pazuzu.” Those readings are part of the team's account, rather than independent identification of an entity. Follow the changes in method and participants through the chapter list, and compare the actual sounds or letter sequences with the words proposed.
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DID THE WELLES HOUSE OUIJA BOARD SPELL "PAZUZU"? We opened a Dybbuk box and investigated disturbing voices at 46 Welles Street. Watch the original footage and decide. I'm Tim Wood, founder of LiveSciFi. In Episode 20 of A House Worse Than Amityville, Jonathan (JJ) and I return to the reportedly haunted Welles House at 46 South Welles Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. After a number 6-shaped mark appeared on my neck in an earlier episode, we return to the staircase and upstairs rooms. Tonight we conduct an EMF sweep, experiment with a ghost box and a box described as a Dybbuk box, and try several Ouija board sessions. We hear sounds we interpret as names including Baal, Bishop and Pazuzu. The board session also produces responses we interpret as warnings about "Wednesday." These are our interpretations, not proof of demonic contact. Later, Christina (Bambi) joins a Ouija session with black scrying mirrors and a ghost box. EPISODE 20 - YOUTUBE CHAPTERS
00:00 Opening security-camera feed and setup
02:40 Tim and JJ introduce the night investigation
03:40 EMF sweep begins throughout the house
05:50 Checking the staircase and Kinect setup
13:37 EVP questions on the staircase
15:35 Sudden EMF spikes and follow-up questions
24:44 Introducing the Dybbuk box and ghost box sweep
27:59 A possible "Baal" response through the ghost box
32:55 Tim discusses opening the Dybbuk box
36:26 St. Michael prayer during the experiment
44:44 Preparing the upstairs Ouija board session
54:46 First Ouija board session begins
57:00 Apparent warnings and strange responses
1:00:42 Asking about the number 6
1:14:15 Another Ouija board session begins
1:19:53 A possible warning about Wednesday
1:25:12 The name "Pazuzu" emerges in the session
1:29:02 Tim looks up Pazuzu and discusses the name
1:40:26 JJ begins another EVP recording session
1:42:24 EchoVox questions about Wednesday and Pazuzu
2:00:00 Bible reading and staircase investigation
2:14:50 Christina joins the investigation
2:29:19 Flashlight test on the staircase
3:01:00 Christina and Tim prepare a Ouija session
3:08:04 The antique Ouija board experiment
3:16:10 Questions about a predicted attack
3:26:25 Asking about the Dybbuk box
3:28:39 The team reviews the session and viewer reports
3:35:40 Wrapping up and switching live feeds THE DYBBUK BOX AND THE GHOST BOX During our sweep, we bring out a box described as a Dybbuk box and try to provoke responses with a PSB7 ghost box. You'll hear us discuss the idea of opening the box and what it might contain. These are beliefs and claims made during the experiment, not proof that an object contains a spirit. Spirit boxes scan radio frequencies and can create fragments that sound like words. Listen closely and tell us what you actually hear. DID THE OUIJA BOARD SPELL PAZUZU? Around 1:25:12, we interpret a sequence of letters as "Pazuzu." We then look up the name, which appears in ancient Mesopotamian mythology and later horror fiction. A recognizable name does not verify communication. We also discuss Baal, Bishop, Emma and warnings about Wednesday, none of which confirm identities or predictions. VIEWER-REPORTED MOMENTS TO CHECK 39:39 - A viewer reports hearing a woman shout.
1:04:37 - A viewer reports an orb-like light in a window.
1:22:10 - A viewer notices the camera going out of focus after a cool-breeze report.
2:58:00 - A viewer points out numerous bright objects in the basement security-camera view. Other viewers report a face-like shape behind JJ. Dust, insects, light changes or camera artifacts could explain these images. ABOUT THE WELLES HOUSE The Welles House at 46 South Welles Street in Wilkes-Barre, PA, is sometimes searched as 46 Welles Street. A House Worse Than Amityville documents our extended on-location paranormal investigation with live cameras, EVPs, spirit box experiments and viewer participation. Reports about the property's history and alleged entities are not automatically established facts. HELP US INVESTIGATE What do you hear when we say "Pazuzu"? Does the Dybbuk box experiment change anything you notice? What caused the possible lights on the staircase or in the basement? Leave the EXACT TIMESTAMP, camera angle and your interpretation in the comments. Headphones are recommended for the audio sessions. READ MY WELLES HOUSE HISTORY AND HAUNTING:
https://livescifi.tv/2021/05/welles-house-haunting-worse-amityville/ SUBSCRIBE TO LIVESCIFI FOR ORIGINAL GHOST HUNTS:
https://www.youtube.com/@livescifi Thanks for investigating with us.
- Tim Wood | LiveSciFi.tv #WellesHouse #OuijaBoard #ParanormalInvestigation
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