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[Vlawde]

Less that a million, woo hoo! Some cool photos as well     http://www.zillow.co.../32596605_zpid/

[Menet]

Hi, Vlawde:

Now really, I have to give pause and consider this.   Why is this house changing hands so frequently?  I didn't
read the article because this place is so controversial (publicized)  I don't like these kinds of places.

Still, there is another place that I'm aware of that I've been watching for decades.  It does just that...changes hands
frequently.  It makes you wonder but not enough to waste your time with.  Apparently.

I wonder if our host is in a position to buy it?   It makes me wonder.  lol   A lot of people still wonder about
that place.  lol  Branded.

[MacCionoadha BeanSidhe]

Here's another link this one is an article. http://www.newsday.c...-000-1.11872383

[JIMOverSeer]

Here's the other house that went up for sale back in 2012!

This is the house where they actually filmed the movie.
This is not 108 Ocean Ave, but was made famous for the filming location.  Click Here




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[Menet]

Thank you all for those posts.  I assumed the house had many owners, Vlawde.  Cultural Phenomenon is a politically acceptable term.  lol
After reading what MacC B-S posted and looking at Jim's pictures I was hooked.  I still wouldn't attend even if Jim invited me. (wink wink)

[JIMOverSeer]

I'm still deciding if I want to try pestering investors again about the house. It would be a 2 year plan to get in, document everything. have a family live there for the 2 years. Write a book. Surveillance cams throughout the house (online remote viewing), scheduled media visits, etc, etc.. In other words, open it up to the world! And to finally know what's really going on in that house! After two years, get out, sale the house and be done with it once and for all.

Oh, and have a member of the forum spend one night in the house alone first. The person would sleep in the basement. Interested, Menet? It might make you famous?
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[EVP]

Jim@GhostStudy, on 04 June 2016 - 11:53 AM, said:

I'm still deciding if I want to try pestering investors again about the house. It would be a 2 year plan to get in, document everything. have a family live there for the 2 years. Write a book. Surveillance cams throughout the house (online remote viewing), scheduled media visits, etc, etc.. In other words, open it up to the world! And to finally know what's really going on in that house! After two years, get out, sale the house and be done with it once and for all.

Oh, and have a member of the forum spend one night in the house alone first. The person would sleep in the basement. Interested, Menet? It might make you famous?
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Tough to say if something is still there. Much like the previous occupants, it could of moved on as well I've read in several places that it's pretty quiet there. Phenomena is certainly an enigma. Sometimes the most traumatic events do not linger whereas other times associated phenomena to a rather linked mundane cause can last for centuries.

Come on Menet, live a little and become famous as Jim said! Gulp!

BTW- Love the pose and lighting on the couple on the first shot.

Edited by EVP, 05 June 2016 - 03:19 AM.

[Shawn4233]

My birthday is in October if anyone is looking for some early gift ideas. :P

[moiraesfate]

It seems really odd that its up for sale again. Every single owner that's lived in the house since the tragedy all states that nothing has happened but it goes up for sale every few years. It just seems odd. No one changes homes that often, it's just too much work. Either its haunted or it has some very serious physical issues with structure, utilities, etc.

[Vlawde]

Last couple that lived there say they sold the house because of divorce

[JIMOverSeer]

The house is now being sold because the husband died in 2015 and the wife moved out and is now in a condo. Some family and friends are presently living in the Amityville house until it sells. I would be really interested in knowing how the husband died.
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[JIMOverSeer]

His death was published in an obituary in 2015... I guess someone with some detective skills could look it up.
His name was: David D'Antonio... the wife is: Caroline D'Antonio

And you're right, Hudds... they usually do their dirty work in natural ways. Most don't know that.  
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[JIMOverSeer]

That would be great.... thanks Hudds!
Resident of: 108 Ocean Ave, Amityville, NY 11701 / Suffolk County
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[Vlawde]

So far all I could find is he was 80 years old and died in a hospice care. No mention of how he died. One might assume something like cancer, stroke or heart issues since they knew the end was coming

[MacCionoadha BeanSidhe]

I couldn't find an obit for him, just the funeral home. He died sometime around August 4, 2015. That's the date of the first condolence.  I couldn't find the day of birth, only the month and year: July, 1935. Funeral Home

PS. Caroline D'Antonio was born sometime in August, 1944.

Edited by MacCionoadha' Bean-Sidhe, 05 June 2016 - 04:29 PM.

[JIMOverSeer]

Wow... good work, Vlawde and MacCionoadha!

Now let's see if Hudds can come up with the exact illness.  
Maybe he was pushed down the stairs! I'm kidding!
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[MacCionoadha BeanSidhe]

Jim@GhostStudy, on 05 June 2016 - 04:42 PM, said:

... Maybe he was pushed down the stairs! I'm kidding!
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Bad, so bad.