A Haunting

[introduction]

Narrator:
In this world, there is real evil in the darkest shadows and in the most ordinary places. These are the true stories of the innocent and the unimaginable. Between the world we see and the things we fear, there are doors. When they are opened, nightmares become reality.

Jan Foster:
Cody Foster! You have just earned yourself one major timeout, young man!

[opening narration]

Narrator:
For the Beckwith family, a new home means new beginnings until something from the past returns to haunt them. The family calls in a team of renowned psychic investigators to make contact with restless spirits and fight the wrath of an unholy demon.

Bonnie Beckwith:
I'm not the type of person to give up my home to a dead person.

[closing narration]

Narrator:
Today the Beckwiths have learned how to deal with their ghostly co-inhabitants.

[last lines]

Bonnie Beckwith:
I came into this house pretty much an atheist. And now I've seen the powers of God, I've seen the powers of the devil, right before my very eyes. And it's made me a stronger person.

[opening narration]

Narrator:
When the Hinshaw family moves into Summerwind, the house speaks to them in whispers. In time, whispers become screams and buried secrets lead to possession. The family must calm restless spirits before the house consumes them all.

[first lines]

Ginger Hinshaw:
I fell in love with the house immediately. Had to have it. Absolutely wanted that house in the worst way. Felt sorry for the house. Really, really sorry.

[closing narration]

Narrator:
The truth will forever remain a mystery, but what happened to this family will haunt them until the day they die.

[last lines]

April:
When it did burn down, it was cleansing. I could feel a relief, and I felt the evil was gone. I would never go back, burned or not burned. I will never go back.