A House Worse Than Amityville · Episode 40 of 51
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Inside this investigation
This investigation pairs a Ouija session with a separately recorded ghost box, with the idea of comparing responses to questions. The team interprets several letter sequences, including “Lucifer,” and later tries a mirror experiment. A late-night audio session adds more material to review. I want the archive to help you compare the methods without assuming that similar suggested words prove a shared source. Follow the setup, the board movements and the playback in sequence, and consider where interpretation enters the process.
I suggest watching the setup before jumping to the most striking reaction. Ask what the investigators are doing, which device is producing information and what the camera can actually show. The chapter controls help you return to a moment while keeping that wider sequence available. The complete original notes below preserve the account as it was supplied. Use this episode's discussion to share an exact timestamp, a screenshot where useful and a clear distinction between your observation and your explanation. The neighboring episodes provide additional context for how the investigation developed.
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These timestamps come from the episode description. Viewer reports and investigators’ interpretations are identified in the original notes below.
- Audio / EVP
- Reported experiences
- Physical encounters / possession accounts
- Investigation / context
Icons describe the chapter topic. Reported experiences do not establish a paranormal cause.
- Chapter 1 — Investigation or context. Investigation footage begins
- Chapter 2 — Audio or EVP. Preparing the Ouija and closed ghost box experiment
- Chapter 3 — Audio or EVP. How the synchronized audio recordings work
- Chapter 4 — Investigation or context. Tim and Bambi begin the Ouija session
- Chapter 5 — Reported experience. The board appears to spell “Bloody Mary”
- Chapter 6 — Investigation or context. Bloody Mary mirror experiment begins
- Chapter 7 — Reported experience. Tim reports seeing something in the mirror
- Chapter 8 — Reported experience. The strange “Tangle Tweedle Toe” message
- Chapter 9 — Investigation or context. Questions about the three attic barrels
- Chapter 10 — Reported experience. The board appears to spell “snake” and “bones”
- Chapter 11 — Investigation or context. Asking about rituals and black magic
- Chapter 12 — Reported experience. The Ouija board appears to spell “repent”
- Chapter 13 — Reported experience. “I'm here” — another board message
- Chapter 14 — Reported experience. The board appears to spell “Lucifer”
- Chapter 15 — Reported experience. “God works in mysterious ways”
- Chapter 16 — Reported experience. “Death to all in three days” — disturbing warning
- Chapter 17 — Reported experience. “Tangle Tweedle Toe” appears again
- Chapter 18 — Reported experience. Tim begins feeling unwell during the session
- Chapter 19 — Investigation or context. Closing the Ouija board
- Chapter 20 — Audio or EVP. Setting up the recorded-audio review
- Chapter 21 — Audio or EVP. Comparing the Ouija and ghost box recordings
- Chapter 22 — Audio or EVP. Reviewing a possible “yeah” response
- Chapter 23 — Investigation or context. Returning upstairs around 3 AM
- Chapter 24 — Audio or EVP. Tim and Dave start the late-night ghost box session
- Chapter 25 — Reported physical encounter or possession account. Tim reports something touching his arm
- Chapter 26 — Audio or EVP. Confronting apparent threatening ghost box voices
- Chapter 27 — Investigation or context. JJ takes over the upstairs investigation
- Chapter 28 — Audio or EVP. Possible “helped hang him” ghost box response
- Chapter 29 — Investigation or context. Wrapping up the investigation
Episode notes and background
Read the original episode notesExpand the complete YouTube description and investigation notes.
Viewer evidence discussion
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