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AMITYVILLE HORROR- THE TRUE STORY · Cosmic Peach

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Speaker 4: Don't fuck with me, fellas!
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Speaker 3: This ain't my first time at the rodeo.
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Speaker 4: Hello and welcome back to the show. I'm actually really
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Speaker 4: excited about this one today. You asked, I'm answering. You
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Speaker 4: wanted more paranormal stuff for the 2026 Route 666 Halloween extravaganza.
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Speaker 4: And I hope to deliver that today. But you know,
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Speaker 4: we can't just do paranormal. We can't just do paranormal.
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Speaker 4: We gotta sprinkle in some conspiracy stuff too. And a
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Speaker 4: little program to kill. I'm sorry. It's just gonna happen.
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Speaker 4: You gotta get used to it, people. I mean, this
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Speaker 4: is the Cosmic Peach Podcast. And Programmed to Kill lives
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Speaker 4: rent-free in my brain hole. And I'm always gonna bring
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Speaker 4: it up. But I got a hell of a case
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Speaker 4: for us today to discuss. And yes, there is a
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Speaker 4: lot of paranormal aspects to this. A lot of occult
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Speaker 4: ritualism practices. A lot of tragic, weird.
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Speaker 4: Haunted house movie franchises and everything else that came out
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Speaker 4: of this. And yeah, you've probably heard of it, but
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Speaker 4: not how I'm going to break it down for you.
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Speaker 4: Before we get into today's topic, thanks for being here.
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Speaker 4: Thanks for being born. Thank you for being listeners and
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Speaker 4: supporters of the Cosmic Peach Podcast. Today, of course, I
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Speaker 4: know you're sick of me saying it, but we are
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Speaker 4: continuing the 2026 Route 666 Halloween extravaganza. And yeah, you're
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Speaker 4: really going to enjoy this one. First off, let me
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Speaker 4: just say, I read the comments on the last Murder Monday,
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Speaker 4: the Viper Room Murder Monday, and I just want to
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Speaker 4: brag on you guys for a second because I wanted
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Speaker 4: you to give me the name of the person you
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Speaker 4: felt was responsible for the horrific and tragic events that
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Speaker 4: occurred Halloween night, 1993 at the Viper Room. I wanted
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Speaker 4: you to give me the name of the person. And
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Speaker 4: you could have just done that. You could have just
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Speaker 4: said Johnny Depp in the comments section, for example, but no.
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Speaker 4: You got creative, and I am ecstatic about it. I
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Speaker 4: couldn't be more pleased. Thank you so much. I got
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Speaker 4: Captain Jack Sparrow. I got Sweeney Todd. I got Edward Scissorhands.
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Speaker 4: Nobody mentioned Benny from Benny and June, but that's okay.
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Speaker 4: I'll let that one slide. I mean, I got the
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Speaker 4: best responses ever. Some people think that it was actually
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Speaker 4: his mother who wanted to further Joaquin's career. Now, don't
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Speaker 4: get me wrong. The mother has a part to do
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Speaker 4: in all this. She was probably fucking Johnny Depp on
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Speaker 4: the side or something in some kind of weird ritualism.
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Speaker 4: But the mom definitely has her hand in it. Joaquin
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Speaker 4: did flourish after his death. But nobody really seemed to
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Speaker 4: benefit quite as much as Johnny Depp. And we know
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Speaker 4: his ass into ritualism. And somebody said, you know, they
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Speaker 4: probably didn't confiscate the tapes to hide evidence. They probably
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Speaker 4: confiscated the tapes from that night to prove the ritual
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Speaker 4: had been completed. And God damn it, I didn't even
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Speaker 4: think of that. So I don't have my phone on me.
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Speaker 4: I forgot it downstairs. But you know who you are.
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Speaker 4: If you left that comment, kudos to you. You're a
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Speaker 4: fucking genius. I hadn't even thought about it. And they
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Speaker 4: would probably use that footage for blackmail later, of course.
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Speaker 1: Right?
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Speaker 4: Of course. But thanks for being here again. If you
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Speaker 4: love what I do, leave a 5-star review. And if
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Speaker 4: you're new, welcome. And if you're a long-time listener, welcome back. Today,
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Speaker 4: the case we're going to be discussing is a familiar one.
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Speaker 4: And in the festive season of Halloween, there could be
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Speaker 4: no better time to break this bitch down. It is
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Speaker 4: the Amityville horror case. And wow, just wow. I couldn't
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Speaker 4: believe when I started looking into this, how convoluted the
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Speaker 4: spider web is that all of these different things branch
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Speaker 4: off of this Amityville stuff. It's two stories in one
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Speaker 4: that have been made into a million different horror movies.
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Speaker 4: The most recent, I think, had Ryan Reynolds in it,
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Speaker 4: and they got real fucking stupid with that rendition of
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Speaker 4: the Amityville. But there's been countless documentaries. It's been featured
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Speaker 4: in the Conjuring series, and the real Ed and Lorraine
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Speaker 4: Warren are wrapped up in all this. And I just,
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Speaker 4: we got a lot to talk about today, people. If
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Speaker 4: you're not familiar with the Amityville case, let me show
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Speaker 4: you something. We're going to break this bitch down from
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Speaker 4: A to B to C to D. And the D
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Speaker 4: is for dildoid. Now, in order to break this down correctly,
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Speaker 4: we must start at the beginning. Where is the beginning? Well,
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Speaker 4: on the tragic evening of November 13th, 1974... A young
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Speaker 4: man shoots and kills his entire family with a. 35
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Speaker 4: caliber Marlin rifle as his parents, two brothers, and two
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Speaker 4: sisters apparently sleep. The gruesome murder of the DeFeo family
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Speaker 4: shakes up the sleepy Long Island town of Amityville and
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Speaker 4: leads to decades of horror storytelling. Ronald Butch, quote-unquote, DeFeo Jr.,
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Speaker 4: told people that night at an Amityville bar that his
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Speaker 4: parents had been shot inside his home. Several bar patrons
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Speaker 4: accompanied him back to the now famous house at 112
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Speaker 4: Ocean Avenue, where someone had called the Suffolk County Police
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Speaker 4: to report the murders. Ronald DeFeo, 23 at the time,
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Speaker 4: just like River was 23 at the time, initially blamed
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Speaker 4: the family side on the mob, but he quickly confessed
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Speaker 4: to doing it himself the next day. He said, quote-unquote,
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Speaker 4: once I started, I just couldn't stop. And he claimed
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Speaker 4: that he heard voices from inside the house that made
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Speaker 4: him do it. DeFeo was reportedly a known accomplice LSD
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Speaker 4: and heroin user. He killed his entire family. Parents, Ronald
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Speaker 4: DeFeo Sr., a car salesman, and Louise, his mother, and
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Speaker 4: his sisters, Dawn, 18, Allison, 13, his brothers, Mark, 12,
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Speaker 4: and Matthew, 7. All six family members were found in
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Speaker 4: their beds, face down, hands raised above their heads. Oddly,
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Speaker 4: No one in the neighborhood reported hearing gunshots that night,
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Speaker 4: and there were no signs of a struggle inside the house.
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Speaker 4: Homicide detectives said this was the largest number of slayings
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Speaker 4: in a single incident on Long Island in recent memory.
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Speaker 4: Ronald DeFeo Jr. went on trial for the murders on
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Speaker 4: October 14, 1975. His attorney argued for an insanity defense,
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Speaker 4: but DeFeo was convicted of all the murders and sentenced
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Speaker 4: to six consecutive sentences of 25 years to life in prison.
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Speaker 4: The family who moved into the house after this whole
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Speaker 4: brutal murder shit, George and Kathy Lutz, allegedly experienced... A
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Speaker 4: horrifying demonic presence. But many Amityville residents dispute this whole
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Speaker 4: haunting story. They actually were just making it all up.
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Speaker 4: This shit was a hoax. They wanted to capitalize on
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Speaker 4: a tragedy. But their claims... were pretty fucking wild, and
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Speaker 4: they included green slime seeping out of the walls, windows
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Speaker 4: spontaneously shattering, a ghost boy peering out of a doorway,
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Speaker 4: and they actually captured a photo of this, and they
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Speaker 4: also say that Mrs. Lutz levitated above her bed. Now,
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Speaker 4: during his 1975 trial, DeFeo's defense attorney pursued this insanity defense.
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Speaker 4: He claimed that Ronald DeFeo Jr. suffered from paranoid schizophrenia.
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Speaker 4: and DeFeo testified that he heard voices in the house
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Speaker 4: that plotted against him and essentially programmed, quote-unquote, or commanded
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Speaker 4: him to slaughter his entire family. But, um, as I
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Speaker 4: said before, that insanity thing fell apart completely, and whether
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Speaker 4: or not he heard voices, we'll never fucking know. And
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Speaker 4: The craziest part about all this is that it's led
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Speaker 4: to one of the most successful horror movie franchises that's
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Speaker 4: ever existed. Probably one of the longest running besides like Halloween,
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Speaker 4: Friday the 13th, and Nightmare on Elm Street. You have
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Speaker 4: Amityville Horror. God damn, there's a million of them. Now,
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Speaker 4: I've just swung it to you mainstream style. That's what
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Speaker 4: the narrative is. That's the case details that you'll find
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Speaker 4: in any mainstream... outlet. But here's the problem. Here's the
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Speaker 4: fucking problem. Now we gotta enter cosmic beach territory because
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Speaker 4: there's some problems here with the mainstream narrative. Some modern
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Speaker 4: ballistics and forensic researchers note that the lack of sedative
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Speaker 4: drugs found in the bodies, contrary to early rumors that
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Speaker 4: they were all given sedatives, no sedatives were found in
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Speaker 4: any of the family members, which makes a single-handed execution
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Speaker 4: highly improbable, supporting the idea that DeFeo had to have
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Speaker 4: had accomplices help him coordinate the execution simultaneously. Because a
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Speaker 4: one-man job without a silencer and no sedative drugs is
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Speaker 4: fucking actually impossible. Sure, he's changed his story over the
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Speaker 4: years and he tries to incorporate that his sister helped
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Speaker 4: him kill his whole family and then he killed his sister, whatever.
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Speaker 4: The guy's fucked up. He was a heavy drug user.
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Speaker 4: He was constantly doped up high on LSD. Now, we're
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Speaker 4: going to talk about the LSD in a minute, but
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Speaker 4: It's actually impossible and weirdly ritualistic that all the bodies
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Speaker 4: were found supposedly laying in the exact same positions, face down,
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Speaker 4: with their arms up on the pillow. None of them
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Speaker 4: moved an inch as supposedly Ronald DeFeo Jr. ripped through
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Speaker 4: the house with his rifle, shooting everybody in the head.
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Speaker 4: Nobody in the neighborhood reported hearing gunshots that night. And
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Speaker 4: there was all these early rumors that... And I'm only
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Speaker 4: surmising that the rumors came about because people started asking
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Speaker 4: questions and they needed a way to make this make sense.
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Speaker 4: How did he shoot the first one in the head?
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Speaker 4: Let's just say it was his dad. And the mom
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Speaker 4: didn't wake up. Sleeping right beside him. And you... might
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Speaker 4: have a kid like me, I can't even let a
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Speaker 4: mouse fart out and my baby will wake up. I
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Speaker 4: could be down the hall, down the stairs, in the kitchen,
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Speaker 4: out the door, on the patio, and he could be
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Speaker 4: asleep upstairs and I fart, he will wake up. So
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Speaker 4: you telling me the two seven-year-olds and the other two sisters,
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Speaker 4: after he done shot the mom and the dad, they
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Speaker 4: didn't wake up. Everybody just kept snoozing. So there was
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Speaker 4: this rumor that, oh, well, Maybe he gave them all sedatives. Like,
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Speaker 4: he snuck them... He did a River Phoenix fucking sneak
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Speaker 4: job and put some sedatives in everybody's fucking cokes that night.
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Speaker 4: And they all hit the hay and passed right out.
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Speaker 4: And that's how he was able to move from room
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Speaker 4: to room.
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Speaker 6: Unhindered.
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Speaker 4: Just shooting at his entire family in the head. What
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Speaker 4: makes this odd to me is... the ritualistic way that
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Speaker 4: the bodies were laid out, all identical with their face down,
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Speaker 4: with their arms up, and the fact that nobody heard
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Speaker 4: gunshots in the neighborhood that night, and nobody woke up
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Speaker 4: that night. So let me make it make sense to you.
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Speaker 4: The DeFeo family, in particular the dad and Ronald DeFeo Jr.,
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Speaker 4: our murderer, Had major, major, major, major dirty fucking godfather-ass
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Speaker 4: type mob connections. I'm talking like the Kennedy stuff almost
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Speaker 4: looks like patty cake time compared to what the DeFeo
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Speaker 4: family had going on. Now, they swing it like the dad,
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Speaker 4: he was just a used car salesman and he wasn't
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Speaker 4: really up to anything. They were trafficking drugs, among other things,
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Speaker 4: I'm sure. They had the whole town in their pocket. And,
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Speaker 4: you know, the mom didn't even work. And for whatever reason,
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Speaker 4: I think maybe there was some sexual abuse going on
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Speaker 4: in the house because the older sister kept trying to
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Speaker 4: run away all the time. She just kept trying to
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Speaker 4: run away. And Ronald DeFeo Jr. said that that's why
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Speaker 4: she helped him murder the entire family is because she
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Speaker 4: hated her parents and she was trying to escape and
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Speaker 4: they kept finding her. So she wanted to help murder him. Now,
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Speaker 4: I don't think the sister helped him. I don't even
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Speaker 4: know if Ronald DeFeo Jr. was in the fucking house
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Speaker 4: that night. Because he later admitted that he made it
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Speaker 4: all up and he was just putting on what he
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Speaker 4: called an Oscar-winning performance for everyone. That he was this sick,
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Speaker 4: twisted serial family murderer. But I think a team of
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Speaker 4: guys went in with silencers. And there might have been
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Speaker 4: one guy assigned to the parents' room. One guy assigned
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Speaker 4: to the sisters' room. One guy assigned to the boys' room.
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Speaker 4: And they just went in there and... And then they left.
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Speaker 4: And they said, okay, Ronald, now you run screaming to
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Speaker 4: the bar. And say, oh my God, my family's been murdered.
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Speaker 4: And that's exactly what happened.
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Speaker 2: Because.
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Speaker 4: How a single shooter managed to execute six people in
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Speaker 4: their beds with a loud-ass, unsuppressed. 35 caliber Marlin rifle
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Speaker 4: without any of them waking up or showing signs of
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Speaker 4: a struggle point to external orchestration. Now, this is where
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Speaker 4: we enter the program to kill territory because we got
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Speaker 4: this fucking guy, Ronald DeFeo Jr., whose family is tied
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Speaker 4: up in the mob harder than the Kennedys. he's, he's
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Speaker 4: said in several interviews from prison that he was running drugs.
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Speaker 4: He was dropping off money and moving money for people.
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Speaker 4: He was supplying like, uh, fake licenses for weapons and
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Speaker 4: stuff like that. And he, he was working with dirty
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Speaker 4: police officers and there's actually a paper trail that even
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Speaker 4: supports all this. Now, His history and why he chose
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Speaker 4: to use the word programmed by voices he was hearing
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Speaker 4: in his head is very significant to me because this
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Speaker 4: guy's got a pretty sordid past full of domestic abuse,
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Speaker 4: substance abuse, antisocial personality traits. He was a heavy, heavy
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Speaker 4: LSD user with all these mob ties, trafficking drugs, moving
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Speaker 4: money around, doing illegal shit. And apparently his dad was
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Speaker 4: probably getting freaked nasty with his own sisters, which would
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Speaker 4: have made that incest, because that would have been his daughter. But,
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Speaker 4: you know, some sick fucking twisted weird shit, and then
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Speaker 4: the whole family ends up dead. And every single person
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Speaker 4: who touched this trial... was appointed and put into place
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Speaker 4: by other mob members. Ronald DeFeo Jr. 's attorney, something
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Speaker 4: or other Weber, I think his name was William Weber,
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Speaker 4: was indrenched in mob connections. The judge for the trial,
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Speaker 4: indrenched in mob connections. They all wanted to see Ronald
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Speaker 4: DeFeo Jr. behind bars for this because They didn't want
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Speaker 4: who really did it and what was really going on
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Speaker 4: to ever see the fucking light of day. And Ronald
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Speaker 4: DeFeo Jr. speaks openly about this in several, I'm going
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Speaker 4: to play a clip or two from an interview he gave.
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Speaker 4: It's taken him a long time, like 20, 30 years
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Speaker 4: to finally start speaking out about this shit. Maybe he
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Speaker 4: was scared and everybody that he was scared of is
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Speaker 4: dead now. And he's old as fuck, so he really
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Speaker 4: don't care, but. He's talking the entire insanity plea. Ronald
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Speaker 4: DeFeo Jr. asked and pleaded for him not to use
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Speaker 4: some kind of insanity plea. he actually asked for a
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Speaker 4: different lawyer. He asked for this guy named Edelbaum, and
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Speaker 4: they basically sold him down the river. They were like, nope,
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Speaker 4: you're gonna have this guy, this William Weber guy, he's
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Speaker 4: gonna represent you, da-da-da-da-da, and he was like, I don't
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Speaker 4: even want this guy, he's got mob ties, I know
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Speaker 4: who this guy is, he's gonna fucking fuck me over.
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Speaker 4: And sure enough, he got fucked over. I mean, he got, what,
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Speaker 4: six consecutive 25 to life sentences. But this is where
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Speaker 4: it gets real fucking interesting. Well, let's talk about for
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Speaker 4: a second. First, why would they want this whole family dead? Well,
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Speaker 4: the dad was getting involved with some stuff and he
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Speaker 4: was in way over his head. He owed money to
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Speaker 4: people that he was never going to be able to
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Speaker 4: pay back. And so they murdered the entire family and
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Speaker 4: they offered Ronald DeFeo Jr. some type of side deal
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Speaker 4: that they needed to fall guy. Essentially, he didn't know
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Speaker 4: that this was going to be him at the time,
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Speaker 4: but they offered him some kind of a side deal
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Speaker 4: that if he would go along with this stuff, they
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Speaker 4: would protect him and you know, he wouldn't go to jail,
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Speaker 4: and they, whatever, whatever, but they fucked him over, they
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Speaker 4: double-crossed him, because all they wanted him for was to
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Speaker 4: be a fall guy. So they murdered his whole entire family,
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Speaker 4: got him a mob-connected attorney, and a mob-connected judge, and
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Speaker 4: they sold him down the river, and everybody knows him
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Speaker 4: as a crazy guy. Now, he was on LSD and
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Speaker 4: crystal meth, he admits that very openly, but He's involved
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Speaker 4: in all these cults with all these mob ties and shit.
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Speaker 4: So there is some ritualistic shit going on here with
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Speaker 4: the drug trafficking and the mob stuff and his dad
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Speaker 4: was getting weird with his sister and it's all there, people. Okay,
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Speaker 4: it's checking all the program to kill boxes. And I'm
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Speaker 4: sure he was hearing voices, but he really wasn't the
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Speaker 4: one that murdered his whole family. He might even think
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Speaker 4: with as high as he was that night, that maybe
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Speaker 4: he did murder his whole family. But the evidence suggests otherwise.
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Speaker 4: And they just needed a fall guy. He's like the
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Speaker 4: Lee Harvey Oswald of this whole Amityville case. Now, what
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Speaker 4: Ronald DeFeo Jr. did that night, or didn't do, more likely,
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Speaker 4: isn't what made Amityville the horror franchise it is. What made...
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Speaker 4: The Amityville horror franchise, what it is, it's the family
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Speaker 4: who moved into the house after all the murders, which
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Speaker 4: was the Lutz family. They claimed that they bought the
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Speaker 4: house for a steal because they had to go in
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Speaker 4: and clean up bloody fucking brain splatter off the walls.
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Speaker 4: And it was completely furnished. They only paid like $ 400
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Speaker 4: extra for all the furniture to stay in the house.
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Speaker 4: So they bought everything. I mean, they bought everything, everything. Silverware,
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Speaker 4: underwear still in the chest or drawer. I mean, they
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Speaker 4: bought everything. I mean, it would be weird to move
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Speaker 4: into a house, even if it was a steal and
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Speaker 4: you had to clean up brain splatter off the wall
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Speaker 4: and you got to take some lady's panty drawers out
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Speaker 4: of the But anyways, that's beside the points. That's what
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Speaker 4: they did. They got a steal on this house. It
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Speaker 4: was like a million, multi-million dollar home and they got
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Speaker 4: it for like $ 800, 000 or less, maybe $ 400, 000. It doesn't matter.
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Speaker 4: They got it for a steal with all the furniture
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Speaker 4: in it. But here's the thing. They spent like 28
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Speaker 4: days in the home and then they left screaming in
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Speaker 4: a flurry because they said it was so infested with
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Speaker 4: demonic spirits and paranormal activity and poltergeists and all this
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Speaker 4: stuff and Somebody wrote a newspaper article about it that
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Speaker 4: got turned into a book that got turned into a
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Speaker 4: movie and now we got Ryan Reynolds' ass playing George
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Speaker 4: Lutz on the big screen. How did we get here? Well,
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Speaker 4: let me just tell you something right off the bat.
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Speaker 4: Ronald DeFeo Jr. has come forward and he has tried
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Speaker 4: and he has proclaimed on the rooftops that this whole
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Speaker 4: thing was a scam and that He knew the Lutz
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Speaker 4: family long before the world would come to know the
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Speaker 4: Lutz family. The Lutz family, George and Kathy Lutz, were
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Speaker 4: hardcore drug users, and they were running these drugs with
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Speaker 4: Ronald DeFeo Jr. before he murdered or didn't murder his family.
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Speaker 4: And this entire fucking thing was orchestrated by the mob
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Speaker 4: because they wanted to take the attention and the focus
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Speaker 4: on what really happened to these people away from the
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Speaker 4: people who actually orchestrated it. So they concocted all this
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Speaker 4: shit up. I don't even know if the Lutz even
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Speaker 4: paid for that house or if because the estate belonged
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Speaker 4: to Ronald DeFeo Jr. who was now in jail, all
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Speaker 4: of the property and like the power of attorney and
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Speaker 4: shit got like delegated over to his acting attorney at
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Speaker 4: the time who was this mobster. Maybe the mobster was like, hey,
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Speaker 4: Lutz family, I need you to do me a solid.
25:06
Speaker 4: We're going to create a little chaos magic here. I
25:10
Speaker 4: need you to go ahead and move on up into
25:12
Speaker 4: this bitch. We're going to say that everybody's pussy holes
25:16
Speaker 4: is getting possessed by the devil. And that we're, we're,
25:19
Speaker 4: it's going to be famous for millennia. Maybe they didn't
25:22
Speaker 4: know it at the time, but that's what happened. So let's,
25:26
Speaker 4: here's a clip actually of Ronald DeFeo Jr's old ass
25:31
Speaker 4: talking about how he knew that and was slinging drugs
25:36
Speaker 4: with the Lutz family way before the world came to
25:39
Speaker 4: know them. Check it out. Roll on one.
25:43
Speaker 3: The Lutzes.
25:45
Speaker 6: I used to take the Lutzes in with me to
25:46
Speaker 6: Manhattan to cop.
25:47
Speaker 3: You know, they were called heroin. She didn't want heroin.
25:52
Speaker 3: She wanted the cocaine. So I used to have to
25:54
Speaker 3: stop on Willis Avenue in the Bronx on the way back.
25:57
Speaker 7: You're talking about Kathy Lutz.
25:59
Speaker 6: Yeah. And....
26:03
Speaker 3: They got some imagination, I'll tell you that.
26:06
Speaker 7: So the Lutzes, so the rumors through the years that
26:11
Speaker 7: the Lutzes knew you or knew your family before they
26:15
Speaker 7: ever saw the house, you're saying that there is some
26:19
Speaker 7: truth to that.
26:19
Speaker 3: There's no rumor. They knew me. They used to call
26:23
Speaker 3: me up. Come on, let's go and cop, blah, blah, blah.
26:26
Speaker 3: And then she'd come because she wanted to cope. She
26:29
Speaker 3: knew I would stop over there. Okay.
26:31
Speaker 6: On Willis Avenue. But they called up Weber. He came
26:38
Speaker 6: over there. And this was all Weber's idea. Over many
26:42
Speaker 6: bottles of wine.
26:43
Speaker 2: You know, he made up the story about the cat
26:49
Speaker 2: and the red-eyed.
26:50
Speaker 3: Pig and all that and this and that.
26:54
Speaker 2: And they all agreed. And a contract was drawn up.
26:58
Speaker 3: To form the corporation to exploit me.
27:00
Speaker 5: Right.
27:01
Speaker 3: But the only thing was, they didn't know that I
27:03
Speaker 3: knew the Lutzes. And I wasn't going along with it.
27:09
Speaker 4: So again, who the fuck are these Lutz people? Let
27:15
Speaker 4: me just recap the story again. This is how the
27:18
Speaker 4: mainstream will swing it to you. In December 1975, George
27:22
Speaker 4: and Kathy Lutz moved into.
27:27
Speaker 4: The house on 112 Ocean Avenue with their three children
27:31
Speaker 4: and their dog Harry. After 28 days specifically, the Lutzes
27:38
Speaker 4: fled the house, claiming to have been terrorized by paranormal
27:43
Speaker 4: phenomenon while living there. The events were first publicly reported
27:48
Speaker 4: in Newsday, a local newspaper on February 14th, 1976. According
27:55
Speaker 4: to the newspaper report, some friends of the Lutzes confirmed
28:00
Speaker 4: that they had experienced strange phenomenon which caused them to
28:05
Speaker 4: have to leave. Following the article in Newsday, the local newspaper,
28:11
Speaker 4: also with huge mob ties, They made a book about
28:15
Speaker 4: it that got turned into a movie that got turned
28:18
Speaker 4: into history because they're still making goddamn movies about it.
28:23
Speaker 4: And now what happened with the Lutz family? Well, they
28:26
Speaker 4: sold that damn house for way more than they fucking
28:29
Speaker 4: paid for it if they paid anything for it. Made
28:33
Speaker 4: a mint on it. And they started doing all these
28:35
Speaker 4: talk shows and TV appearances and they really made a
28:40
Speaker 4: name for themselves in the paranormal world. They got involved
28:46
Speaker 4: with Ed and Lorraine Warren, who have their own very,
28:50
Speaker 4: very suspicious CIA fucking background. And again, they are resurfacing
28:58
Speaker 4: in modern time with all these Conjuring movies, and The
29:02
Speaker 4: Devil Made Me Do It, and You know, whatever, all
29:06
Speaker 4: these fucking Conjuring movies, and they're like, oh, Ed and
29:09
Speaker 4: Lorraine Warren were just the two nicest little Catholics just
29:14
Speaker 4: casting the devil out of people's pussies that anybody's ever seen. Well,
29:18
Speaker 4: that's not actually true. I think that there's a lot, way,
29:22
Speaker 4: a lot of intelligent shit going on with those two people.
29:25
Speaker 4: Maybe even mob ties, really. But anyways, so after the
29:29
Speaker 4: Lutzes fled the house, they started doing all these TV
29:32
Speaker 4: appearances and talk shows. And they brought Ed and Lorraine
29:37
Speaker 4: Warren to the house. And they did this whole... paranormal
29:41
Speaker 4: investigation that was featured in all of these different media
29:46
Speaker 4: outlets and it was fucking wild, okay? And all the while,
29:51
Speaker 4: nobody knew except for Ronald DeFeo Jr. that the Lutz
29:55
Speaker 4: family were involved in the drug trade. They knew the
29:59
Speaker 4: DeFeo family way before they were murdered and they were
30:03
Speaker 4: slinging drugs, running, fucking, you know, doing whatever. And they
30:07
Speaker 4: got these weird ties. They just, out of the blue,
30:10
Speaker 4: they just call up Ed and Lorraine Warren. Like they're
30:13
Speaker 4: just old friends. Like, hey, Hit me up. Let me
30:16
Speaker 4: just ask you something right now. Let's say they were
30:18
Speaker 4: still alive and still ghost hunting right now. And you
30:21
Speaker 4: got a spook in your house. You got a spectral.
30:24
Speaker 4: You got an entity. Who you gonna call? Not Ghostbusters.
30:28
Speaker 4: Do you have... How do you even get the fucking
30:31
Speaker 4: contact information? How do you even get the phone number
30:34
Speaker 4: for these people? It's like they just pulled them out
30:36
Speaker 4: of their pocket after all these talk shows and whatever.
30:41
Speaker 8: You know.
30:42
Speaker 4: TV show appearances, they're just like, let me just, we're
30:45
Speaker 4: just going to pull Ed and Lorraine Warren out of
30:47
Speaker 4: our asshole. We're just going to have, they did seances
30:51
Speaker 4: and summoning circles and all this shit, right? And the
30:57
Speaker 4: whole time, Ronald DeFeo Jr. has been saying and been
31:03
Speaker 4: silenced over and over again, His mob-connected attorney, William Weber,
31:11
Speaker 4: I believe was his name, found the Lutz family through
31:16
Speaker 4: the mob connections and the drug trafficking and the drug running,
31:20
Speaker 4: offered them the home. And over a night of getting
31:25
Speaker 4: high as a Georgia pine, slinging wine and LSD, they
31:31
Speaker 4: decided to concoct this whole chaos magic ritual where they
31:36
Speaker 4: were going to say that the Lutz family moved into
31:39
Speaker 4: this house and They already had the newspaper guy working
31:43
Speaker 4: on the article before the Lutzes had even moved into
31:46
Speaker 4: the house because the guy working the newspaper was owned
31:51
Speaker 4: by the mob. So the article that was reported in
31:55
Speaker 4: the local newspaper on February 14th, 1976, that had already
32:00
Speaker 4: been written up before the Lutzes even moved into the
32:03
Speaker 4: goddamn house. But here's the part that stumps me. The
32:09
Speaker 4: part that bewilders me. It's the fact that the Lutzes' one... Well,
32:17
Speaker 4: you know, George was the stepdad, so he didn't really
32:20
Speaker 4: give a fuck about the kids to begin with. But
32:22
Speaker 4: Kathy's one son, his name was Daniel, went by Danny.
32:28
Speaker 4: Danny Lutz. He's been really not interviewed that much about
32:33
Speaker 4: this stuff. I mean, you can find a million interviews
32:36
Speaker 4: with George and Kathy Lutz, and we know it to
32:38
Speaker 4: be an act because they were paid, and they had
32:41
Speaker 4: serious mob connections, and this whole thing was a plot
32:44
Speaker 4: from the very beginning. But there was this weird documentary
32:50
Speaker 4: that came out called My Amityville Horror. And it's actually
32:55
Speaker 4: Danny Lutz telling his story for the first time from
32:59
Speaker 4: his perspective and nobody had ever heard it before. And
33:02
Speaker 4: it's pretty fucking sad because after the Lutz family started
33:08
Speaker 4: this whole chaos magic thing with the newspapers and like
33:11
Speaker 4: the talk shows and the TV shows, they fucked off
33:15
Speaker 4: the California and they didn't want to be busied with
33:20
Speaker 4: being parents anymore. So they dropped danny this little boy
33:25
Speaker 4: i think he was like 13 at the time they
33:28
Speaker 4: dropped him off at a monastery and left him and
33:32
Speaker 4: just never came back for him the poor kid grew
33:36
Speaker 4: up in a monastery as an orphan after all the
33:40
Speaker 4: see this is what i'm this whole thing is so
33:43
Speaker 4: fucked up because we got mob connections and lsd slinging
33:47
Speaker 4: program to kill demonic possession occult practices chaos magic And
33:53
Speaker 4: a little 13 year old kid. Who nobody asks about.
33:57
Speaker 4: Nobody cares what happened to him. His parents started this
34:02
Speaker 4: whole thing. Got Ed and Lorraine Warren. And started doing
34:06
Speaker 4: summoning circles. And all this shit. Dropped his little ass
34:09
Speaker 4: off at a monastery. Told the priests that he was
34:13
Speaker 4: possessed by the devil. And left him. And he said
34:16
Speaker 4: they tortured him. They literally... tortured him and performed all these, like,
34:24
Speaker 4: exorcisms and stuff on him because they were like, he's
34:26
Speaker 4: the reason the house is haunted. Okay. Yeah, no, it
34:32
Speaker 4: was some, they probably diddled his b-hole and did all
34:35
Speaker 4: kind of nasty shit to him. And all the while,
34:38
Speaker 4: Ron DeFeo Jr. 's defense lawyer, William Weber, admitted that
34:45
Speaker 4: he and the Lutz family concocted The whole haunting chaos
34:50
Speaker 4: ritual shit story over a weird freaky night of wine
34:58
Speaker 4: and LSD. He wanted to build this insanity defense for
35:04
Speaker 4: Ron DeFeo. Like, look, he must have been insane. He
35:07
Speaker 4: was living in this haunted house. It couldn't have been that.
35:11
Speaker 4: They were all wrapped up in drug trafficking and mob shit. No,
35:15
Speaker 4: not that. It's ghosts. And he also wanted to cash
35:19
Speaker 4: in on a major book deal and potentially even movies
35:26
Speaker 4: and shit, which definitely there's been a million movies. They're
35:30
Speaker 4: all rich. Except for Danny. What the fuck happened to
35:37
Speaker 4: Danny Lutz? Now, The entire documentary is called My Amityville
35:45
Speaker 4: Horror is available for you on Tubi. So it's free.
35:51
Speaker 4: Anybody can check it out. It's called My Amityville Horror.
35:54
Speaker 4: And they talk about Danny's side of the story. And
36:00
Speaker 4: it's pretty fucking sad. And I have a couple clips
36:02
Speaker 4: for you on what he said was going on In
36:07
Speaker 4: the house, and there's a couple of people who have
36:09
Speaker 4: worked with Danny who have studied this case for a
36:13
Speaker 4: long time, talking in the documentary. So I got two
36:16
Speaker 4: clips for you. I'm going to play them back to back,
36:18
Speaker 4: and then I'll meet you on the ascent. Here we go.
36:21
Speaker 4: Roll on two.
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Speaker 3: Excuse me.
36:24
Speaker 8: Did you find any evidence that he understood the occult
36:27
Speaker 8: and supernatural before they moved into the house, that George
36:30
Speaker 8: Lutz specifically?
36:32
Speaker 9: What George Lutz always maintained to me was that he
36:37
Speaker 9: was a non-practicing Methodist. The rumors that I've heard, second, third,
36:43
Speaker 9: fourth hand over the years, were that he had had
36:46
Speaker 9: an abiding interest in the occult.
36:48
Speaker 8: I think that Lutz triggered something off by being open
36:52
Speaker 8: to it, by previous activity possibly on the part of
36:56
Speaker 8: Rodney DeFeo. They were fooling around and got themselves in
37:00
Speaker 8: very deep with something dark and something evil that they
37:04
Speaker 8: totally didn't understand What were they aware of?
37:07
Speaker 10: You know, we were invited by the Chromedies to come
37:10
Speaker 10: after the Lutzes left. The family that moved in. And
37:15
Speaker 10: this was in December of 77. So we went through
37:19
Speaker 10: the entire place. We took pictures. We took infrared pictures.
37:22
Speaker 10: And I had a psychic, Ron Mangroveit, no longer living,
37:26
Speaker 10: that I'd worked with for many, many years. So Ron
37:29
Speaker 10: Mangroveit walks through the house. I said, so what do
37:31
Speaker 10: you think?
37:32
Speaker 3: And he said, wow.
37:34
Speaker 10: And I said, what? And he said, there's a lot
37:37
Speaker 10: of ritual magic going on in that house, or has been.
37:41
Speaker 10: He goes, well, the Lutz is involved in ritual magic.
37:43
Speaker 10: This was all about black magic being done in this house.
37:48
Speaker 10: And then he felt the residual effects of that were
37:51
Speaker 10: these psychological hallucinatory experiences that people thought were real, but
37:55
Speaker 10: they're not really real, but they are paranormally induced.
37:59
Speaker 8: There are allegations that he knew more about the occult
38:02
Speaker 8: and the supernatural before they moved in then he's admitted
38:07
Speaker 8: or ever did admit in his life.
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Speaker 5: My mother and the three of us were basically naive
38:13
Speaker 5: to that which George was into as his own personal....
38:19
Speaker 3: Right.
38:21
Speaker 5: You know, and then only slowly.
38:24
Speaker 10: He.
38:25
Speaker 5: Wasn't entering some world as we met him. He was
38:28
Speaker 5: in full swing in his world, in his beliefs, in
38:32
Speaker 5: that which he practiced.
38:33
Speaker 1: And one is.
38:35
Speaker 5: To be able to control somebody else's mind is to
38:39
Speaker 5: be able to control an object. He mastered both of them.
38:44
Speaker 11: I don't know who taught it to him.
38:46
Speaker 3: I don't know how long it took. Don't know.
38:50
Speaker 11: I think somewhere along the line that George's beliefs and
38:55
Speaker 11: practices and things that he was directly involved with triggered
39:00
Speaker 11: and was a catalyst to.
39:02
Speaker 3: What was going on in the house.
39:03
Speaker 11: And it was kind of like a magic trick gone
39:05
Speaker 11: bad that you couldn't shut off.
39:07
Speaker 9: What was he involved with?
39:10
Speaker 11: Laying of hands and what do you call that when
39:14
Speaker 11: you can move objects with your mind and with your hands?
39:16
Speaker 4: Telekinesis.
39:17
Speaker 11: Telekinesis. Thought projections.
39:21
Speaker 4: When did this start?
39:24
Speaker 11: The first minute I walked into his house and I
39:27
Speaker 11: realized this is what the shit is on his bookshelves.
39:30
Speaker 9: Well, I mean, if you walked into my house and
39:33
Speaker 9: you looked in my bookcase, you would pretty much see
39:37
Speaker 9: a lot of things on site.
39:39
Speaker 11: Do you have Satan's Bibles with bookmarks in it and
39:42
Speaker 11: pictures photographed all over on the wall?
39:45
Speaker 9: No, but I have a lot of books on various
39:47
Speaker 9: aspects of.
39:49
Speaker 4: parapsychology, the supernatural.
39:51
Speaker 9: I have a couple of books on witchcraft and magic.
39:54
Speaker 9: But let's face it, I mean, what do you think
39:56
Speaker 9: the chances, realistically, what do you think the chances were
39:59
Speaker 9: that no matter how many books George read, that he
40:02
Speaker 9: was going to be able to start moving objects with
40:04
Speaker 9: his mind?
40:05
Speaker 3: I witnessed it.
40:07
Speaker 9: You witnessed what, exactly?
40:09
Speaker 11: George's ability to move objects without touching them with his mind.
40:15
Speaker 11: In his garage, before we even got to Hermit. He
40:19
Speaker 11: was in the garage with his friends. He can move
40:23
Speaker 11: wrenches just like that, like this, and walk over and
40:27
Speaker 11: put them down. It takes him a couple of minutes
40:29
Speaker 11: to get there. It takes about, once he's got it
40:32
Speaker 11: in his hand, it would take about a minute to
40:33
Speaker 11: drop it, but he can do it. And I was
40:38
Speaker 11: not supposed to know this. I just stumbled in on
40:41
Speaker 11: it after school. And my mother didn't know. And I
40:44
Speaker 11: went running into the house. I didn't know if she
40:47
Speaker 11: knew at that time. And I went and told her.
40:48
Speaker 11: And she looked at me like, what?
40:50
Speaker 3: I pulled her out into the garage.
40:53
Speaker 1: I said, I want you to show my mom what you.
40:55
Speaker 3: Just did right now.
40:57
Speaker 11: And the guys got up and left. Didn't say a word.
41:00
Speaker 11: And I had a doctor's appointment that night, too. And
41:05
Speaker 11: I went and I told the doctor second by second.
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Speaker 3: What had happened.
41:10
Speaker 11: He didn't offer an explanation.
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Speaker 5: He just kept writing.
41:16
Speaker 4: What do you think he said?
41:17
Speaker 11: Well, he had a conversation with my mom. She dropped
41:21
Speaker 11: me off. She's in the waiting room. She comes in
41:24
Speaker 11: 50 minutes later.
41:24
Speaker 5: They talk for another 20 minutes and we go home.
41:28
Speaker 4: At this point, if I were the doctor, I would
41:29
Speaker 4: have recommended to your mother.
41:30
Speaker 2: Find a new boyfriend.
41:33
Speaker 9: Or he needs, your son needs to go for tests
41:37
Speaker 9: or something. This is just an incredible task.
41:43
Speaker 11: There's a doctor out there somewhere with that story in
41:48
Speaker 11: his file cabinet, in handwriting.
41:52
Speaker 4: Now here's the thing, and this is where it's going
41:55
Speaker 4: to get convoluted, and I want you to stick with me.
41:59
Speaker 4: What do I always tell you? About two things existing
42:04
Speaker 4: at the same time. Maybe Ronald DeFeo Jr. and his
42:10
Speaker 4: entire family... were wrapped up in mob shit, his dad
42:14
Speaker 4: owed money, he could never get paid off, and they
42:16
Speaker 4: came and they murdered the whole family, and they used
42:19
Speaker 4: Ronald DeFeo Jr. as the bad guy. But, and then
42:24
Speaker 4: they concocted all this distraction of a haunting story to
42:32
Speaker 4: get rid of any type of investigation that may go
42:37
Speaker 4: further into how shit wasn't really adding up with what happened.
42:41
Speaker 4: It was a total and complete distraction chaos magic ritual. Now,
42:48
Speaker 4: maybe the house was haunted, though. Maybe, just maybe, all
42:57
Speaker 4: the LSD and the drugs and all the shit that
43:00
Speaker 4: the DeFeo family, all the incest, and that brings spirits in.
43:04
Speaker 4: That opens a doorway. So the doorway was already open,
43:09
Speaker 4: and then you have the brutal... of six people in
43:15
Speaker 4: one night, brains splattered everywhere, that opens a doorway. That
43:20
Speaker 4: absolutely opens a doorway. Now, you're going to bring George
43:25
Speaker 4: Lutz and the family into the house. Maybe they didn't
43:30
Speaker 4: experience this spectral poltergeist like they made out in the
43:35
Speaker 4: Newsday report, and green slime didn't ooze from the walls.
43:40
Speaker 4: But that doesn't mean there wasn't something more sinister happening,
43:44
Speaker 4: some strange phenomenon in the home. There is a photo
43:49
Speaker 4: that can't be debunked. It was an infrared photo that
43:52
Speaker 4: was taken when they were doing one of these summoning
43:54
Speaker 4: circles with the warrens of a little boy peeping out
43:59
Speaker 4: from behind a staircase, and there was no children present
44:03
Speaker 4: that night for a little boy to be photographed. So,
44:08
Speaker 4: what I'm telling you is that George Lutz was obviously
44:12
Speaker 4: involved in the occult. He was obviously practicing satanic ritualism.
44:16
Speaker 4: He was obviously involved with the mob and running drugs
44:20
Speaker 4: and heavy into LSD and all type of shit. He
44:23
Speaker 4: moves into the house where six people were brutally murdered,
44:27
Speaker 4: incest was going on, more LSD use, all type of
44:31
Speaker 4: weird shit. And who's to say... he didn't further open
44:37
Speaker 4: a door into some real fucking nasty shit. Because a
44:43
Speaker 4: lot of people want to say, well, after the Lutz
44:45
Speaker 4: family moved out, the family that moved in after them,
44:47
Speaker 4: they didn't experience anything. Well, maybe George was fucking haunted.
44:53
Speaker 4: You see what I'm saying? Because it sounds like Danny
44:57
Speaker 4: Lutz started experiencing weird stuff before they ever even moved
45:02
Speaker 4: into 112 Ocean Avenue. okay and seeing george moving things
45:09
Speaker 4: with his mind and shit like that and after this
45:14
Speaker 4: whole story broke loose they dropped his little ass off
45:17
Speaker 4: at a monastery and abandoned him and he probably never
45:20
Speaker 4: saw george again maybe he saw his mom later on
45:24
Speaker 4: because those two eventually got divorced george and kathy eventually
45:27
Speaker 4: did get divorced so maybe he met up with his
45:30
Speaker 4: mom in the by and by but I don't think
45:33
Speaker 4: he ever saw George S. again after that. And I
45:36
Speaker 4: don't think it's right to discount what this kid is saying,
45:40
Speaker 4: things that he experienced while living there, just because the
45:45
Speaker 4: rest of it may have been a hoax, a chaos
45:47
Speaker 4: magic ritual. We know that they tend to do things,
45:51
Speaker 4: they make you look somewhere else while something more sinister
45:55
Speaker 4: is going on in the background. So sure, they conjured,
46:00
Speaker 4: if you will, this whole thing up about a haunted
46:03
Speaker 4: house story and this and that, but it doesn't mean
46:06
Speaker 4: that there wasn't something more going on there, a doorway
46:09
Speaker 4: that was opened by incest, murder, LSD, programmed to killage,
46:16
Speaker 4: mob stuff, and then this guy, this George Lutz guy,
46:20
Speaker 4: who's practically possessed by the devil, it sounds like, moving
46:27
Speaker 4: into this place, and it's like, Was the house haunted
46:31
Speaker 4: or was George haunted? And this poor kid just happened
46:35
Speaker 4: to get the brunt of all of it. I mean,
46:38
Speaker 4: his mom was a real piece of work just dropping
46:42
Speaker 4: him off at some kind of a fucked up monastery
46:44
Speaker 4: for the priest to diddle his butthole and do daily
46:49
Speaker 4: demonic exorcisms on him. I mean, it's just a nightmare. Again,
46:53
Speaker 4: if you want to hear the whole story, you can
46:55
Speaker 4: check it out. It's called Miamiville Horror. It's on Tubi.
47:00
Speaker 4: But I want to know what you guys think of
47:02
Speaker 4: this whole story, this whole situation. If any of you
47:06
Speaker 4: are horror fans out there, you've at least seen one
47:08
Speaker 4: of the Amityville movies. Probably most of you have seen
47:12
Speaker 4: the fucking Ryan Reynolds. In the Ryan Reynolds, they even
47:17
Speaker 4: get weird with it and involve some kind of Native
47:19
Speaker 4: American curse. That was... bloodshed on the property before the
47:24
Speaker 4: house was ever built. I mean, they get real stupid
47:27
Speaker 4: with it, but the facts are the facts and the
47:29
Speaker 4: figures are the figures. And sometimes the reality is way
47:34
Speaker 4: more fucked up and sinister and would make a way
47:37
Speaker 4: better horror movie if they just included all of the
47:39
Speaker 4: shit in it. I mean, imagine what I've just presented
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Speaker 4: to you displayed in a horror movie. Let's take it
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Speaker 4: and really think about it. Like, we'd have to back
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Speaker 4: up all the way to the DeFeos. We'd have to
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Speaker 4: include the dad getting weird with the sisters and the
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Speaker 4: drug ties and the big brother running drugs for the
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Speaker 4: mob and doing all this and then taking the fall
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Speaker 4: for the mob killing his whole family and he was
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Speaker 4: so fucked up on drugs he didn't know if he
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Speaker 4: killed him or not. And then he gets sent to
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Speaker 4: prison and they concoct this whole chaos ritual magic thing,
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Speaker 4: and they bring these Lutzes in with their occult practices
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Speaker 4: and moving stuff with their minds and all this shit,
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Speaker 4: and they make this whole Ed and Lorraine Warren and
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Speaker 4: paranormal investigations. This Amityville case actually built Ed and Lorraine
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Speaker 4: Warren's career. It was like, the first big case that
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Speaker 4: really sent them into infamy. But imagine this, what I've
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Speaker 4: just presented to you in a horror movie. It would
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Speaker 4: probably be like one of the best horror movies that
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Speaker 4: ever existed, but they get so wrapped up in trying
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Speaker 4: to do jump scares and weird shit and green slime
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Speaker 4: and all this stuff. It's like, that's not even scary.
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Speaker 4: You know what's scary? The fact that something like this
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Speaker 4: could exist and nobody knows about it. Not a soul.
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Speaker 4: How many of you out there who are actual true
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Speaker 4: horror fans like I had ever heard that Ronald DeFeo Jr.
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Speaker 4: knew the Lutz family before any of this ever broke loose?
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Speaker 4: and they were all running drugs with the mob together.
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Speaker 4: How many? Raise your hand in the comment section if
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Speaker 4: you fucking ever heard that before in your life. Because
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Speaker 4: it was news to me, baby. But anyways, I want
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Speaker 4: you to comment down below what you think of today's episode.
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Speaker 4: Thanks for hanging with me. I love each and every
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Speaker 4: one of you. If you did enjoy today's show. Go
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Speaker 4: ahead and comment. The Lutz are sluts. In the comment section.
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Speaker 4: That's going to be the Lutz are sluts. In the
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Speaker 4: comment section. If you enjoyed today's episode. Today's been another
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Speaker 4: edition of the 2026 Route 666 Halloween Extravaganza. And I
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Speaker 4: hope you enjoyed it. Little paranormal. Little occult. Little chaos, magic,
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Speaker 4: little satanic ritualism, mob connections, murder. I mean, it's got
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Speaker 4: it all, people. But anyways, I love each and every
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Speaker 4: one of you. Take care of yourselves out there. And
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Speaker 4: I will catch you on the next one.
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Speaker 6: Thank you.
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Speaker 4: We'll be right back.