Does anyone remember the Massapequa Hell House? (Oyster Bay, Hicksville: houses, neighborhood)
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Who remembers riding by this house off of Hicksville Rd? What's the architectural history? Do the owners deliberately keep it creepy looking? Is it haunted?
I have met the owners at our HS All Class Reunion. They're eccentric, nothing more. Their backyard abutted Stuttering John's yard. Needless to say, people wanted to hang out at his house to get into his backyard.
They're a thorn in the side of the Town of Oyster Bay, according to another classmate who works in the Town offices.
I know a little bit about it. It's still there and looks the same. From what I know they are not devil worshipers just a little bizarre. My husband remembers an Oldsmobile cutlass parked in their driveway from the 70's. I also think there is or was an empty coffin in the front yard.Hell House | Scary Website
If there are people that live there why does nobody see them? What is this neighborhood like and what happens there and why do the people think it happens? Why do they have a hearse? If people live there and are in the occult and witchcraft is it well known and why do people not know?
If there are people that live there why does nobody see them? I've seen them multiple times.
What is this neighborhood like and what happens there and why do the people think it happens? Average suburban neighborhood.
Why do they have a hearse? People collect things.
If people live there and are in the occult and witchcraft is it well known and why do people not know? They aren't into any of that nonsense.
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