The Amityville Horror Investigation: The Laura Didio Account

The Amityville Horror investigation was like no other. George and Kathy Lutz knew that the experience they endured, that would later be known as The Amityville Horror was real. Their drive to be believed and understood led them to an array of paranormal experts, religious figures and media personalities. On the night of March 6, 1976, reporter Laura Didio would help to put together a massive team of these personalities to investigate and understand exactly what, was happening at 112 Ocean Avenue. This would be a night none of them would ever forget. Members of the Channel 5 camera crew would get violently ill and have visions they couldn’t explain. Sensitives would become overwhelmed and be forced to leave. And the spirit of what appears to be a ghost boy was caught on camera. This night would later be dubbed the Amityville Horror “psychic sleepover”.

Amityville Horror Investigation Notes

PART 2 – AVAILABLE TO GRAVE KEEPERS ONLY – LISTEN HERE In part two of our interview, available only to Grave Keepers, we discuss:

What have Danny Lutz and Chris Quaratino said about being children who endured The Amityville Horror?
When Laura Didio returned to the house alone and unannounced, what happened inside the house at 112 Ocean Avenue?
What happened between the Warrens and the Lutz family after they moved to California?
What completely bizarre death took place when Laura was compelled to contact Lorraine Warren in 2006?
What have realtors said about their experiences with the house in the years after the Amityville horror?

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