The Why Files: Operation Podcast
Hosted by AJ Gentile
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This episode explores three famous, unsolved haunted house accounts: the demon house in Gary, Indiana, the Enfield poltergeist in England, and the Sally house in Atchison, Kansas. The host details how families faced physical attacks, unexplained noises, levitation, and apparitions, with law enforcement, medical professionals, and paranormal investigators witnessing the phenomena firsthand. Across all three stories, residents eventually abandoned their homes after enduring prolonged psychological and physical distress that defied conventional explanations.
The episode opens with a brief advertisement for the Apple Sports app, encouraging listeners to stay updated on game scores.
Latoya Ammons recounts the supernatural events that plagued her family after moving into a house on Carolina Street, Indiana.
The narrative details the intensifying hauntings, including levitation, shadowy figures, and demonic presence, leading to a decision to seek external help.
Father Michael Maginot performs exorcisms after police, social workers, and spiritual leaders investigate the house, ultimately freeing the family.
The episode explores the haunted history of the Sally House in Atchison, Kansas, detailing its origins, previous occupants, and the supernatural events that led to its notoriety.
The host wraps up with a thank‑you, encourages subscriptions and support, and promotes the Y Files podcast and merchandise.
Unconscious levitation witnessedstory
A 12-year-old girl began to levitate while unconscious, and multiple family members witnessed the event before praying and watching her lower safely back to the bed.
Wall walking childstory
During an emergency room visit, a 9-year-old boy growled, walked up the wall backwards, and performed a flip over his grandmother in front of witnesses.
The voice of Bill Wilkinsinsight
A 12-year-old girl named Janet began speaking in a deep, gruff man's voice claiming to be Bill Wilkins, who had died in the house years prior.
Partial admission of fakinginsight
Years after the investigation, Janet admitted to faking about 2 percent of the poltergeist activities because visitors expected things to happen.
Multiple physical attacks caught on cameradata
During a 14-hour observation, a television investigator witnessed 11 separate physical attacks and mysterious scratches appearing on Tony's body.
“Latoya was running out of options.”
“She convulsed as he prayed over her.”
“The house was haunted, but life went on.”
“The house had a screen and porch, and even though it was the middle of winter, it was filled with large black flies, horseflies.”
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