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The haunting was categorized by an escalation of activity, often categorized into three phases:

The family, including Jack, Janet, their four daughters, and Jack’s parents, moved into the home after their original house was destroyed by Hurricane Agnes. the smurl family

Here is where the story takes its strangest turn. The Catholic Diocese of Scranton initially dismissed the Smurls as hysterics. But after a bishop secretly visited the home and witnessed a crucifix spinning upside down on the wall, the Church relented. They did not perform an exorcism. Instead, a priest came to the house, blessed every room, and performed a "Supplication of the Laity." The haunting was categorized by an escalation of

For most people, a “fixer-upper” means peeling wallpaper, creaky floorboards, and a stubborn water stain on the ceiling. For the Smurl family of West Pittston, Pennsylvania, it meant something far worse. It meant a doorway. But after a bishop secretly visited the home