It's a true story.
The Ammons haunting case, often called the "Demon House" case, centers around Latoya Ammons and her family, who reported intense paranormal activity after moving into a rental home in Gary, Indiana, in 2011. The incidents began with swarms of flies inexplicably appearing during winter, footsteps echoing in the basement, and unexplainable wet footprints on the floor. As time passed, the activity escalated: Ammons' children exhibited disturbing behavior, such as convulsions, speaking in deep voices, and, in one case, allegedly walking backward up a wall in front of medical staff. The family sought help from their church, law enforcement, and medical professionals, who documented the events in detail.
The case drew national attention when credible witnesses, including social workers and police officers, corroborated some of the family's claims. Father Michael Maginot, a Catholic priest, performed several exorcisms on Ammons, and investigators reported strange phenomena, such as malfunctioning equipment and unexplained physical sensations, while in the home. Despite skepticism from some experts attributing the events to mental health or environmental factors, the case remains one of the most extensively documented hauntings, blending supernatural lore with modern-day intrigue.
