Here is another brief version of the investigation: 'Jackie Hernandez' during the investigation Could this be merely some residual from Jackie’s presence there or was there really a bonifide malevolent spirit?Ĭlick for video - The Jackie Hernandez Case According to the owners, no subsequent tenants stayed there for longer than 6 months. Also, as Taff found out later, Jackie’s house continued to be reported as haunted long after she moved out. The unexplained lights are certainly odd and so would be the reports of male apparitions from witnesses. However, there are problems with the theory that this was strictly a haunting brought on by living subject. It seemed that anyone who might be perceived as threat to Jackie’s relationship with Barry ended up on the end of a violent attack by the poltergeist. Taff began to believe that she was creating the phenomena unconsciously because of her emotional problems and what became a strong romantic attachment to Barry Conrad.

The events in the house grew stronger and even followed Jackie from place to place. Beihm was able to get Wheatcraft down before he was strangled to death, and he also took some of the few photographs of an alleged ghost attack. While the two were looking around, a clothesline suddenly wrapped itself around Wheatcraft’s neck and tried hanging him from a nail in a rafter. Wheatcraft went to investigate the attic again, but this time took another person, Gary Beihm, with him. The team came for a second visit in September. When one of the photographers, Jeff Wheatcraft, went up to the attic to take some pictures, an invisible force violently grabbed at his camera and threw it to the ground. The team kept hearing sounds in the attic, “like a 200 foot pound rat running around”, according to Taff. This was the result of an attack by the entity Photographer Jeff Wheatcraft hanging from a cord attached to a nail in the attic.

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