Horrifying History Podcast - Episode 34 - Amityville, Is It Horror or Clever Marketing?

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Episode 34 - Amityville, Is It Horror or Clever Marketing?

2020-09-24

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About 30 miles or about 43 kilometres outside New York City is the Long Island town called Amityville. In this town there is one house that is known around the world. It is said that this house was the location of multiple deaths which were caused by the actions of evil. In fact, this house is said to be the epicentre of evil…but is it? What actually happened in Amityville? Is it what everyone says it is, or is it actually something else?

Welcome to Episode 34…Amityville, Is it Horror or Clever Marketing?

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