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We look at the haunting of Esther Cox, her tragic life, the ensuing paranormal investigation, and the theories behind the truth of the case.

In the mid-1800s, a family began experiencing strange occurrences in their home. Furniture would be overturned, objects would disappear and reappear at random, and they’d constantly hear scratching and banging on the walls. While they heavily suspected the paranormal, they’d soon learn it wasn’t the house that was haunted, but rather their youngest sister. Today, we’re taking a look inside the Great Amherst Mystery.Sensitive topics: animal abuse, harassment, self harm, trauma response

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Love the voice over when yall quote people

Cody McRae

I just wanted to say, thank y'all for my shout out the other week. My fiance almost died when she heard my name said on her favorite podcast.

Kat Hedgecoth

By the time you get to the theories it honestly feels like Ester was used as a caretaker/nanny/house keeper for a good portion of her life & maybe felt ignored or unseen. So, things might have started as pranks, but when she got attention for it, it made her feel important & leaned into it. The heckler may have brought her back to Earth & she realized that it was better to be a big fish in a small pond, so she went home. Then when the barn burned down & she went to jail for it, she probably realized she was losing her ability to shift the blame. Hence why it all stopped after that. Whatever was happening, it sounded like she had it pretty rough before it all started, that's no excuse, but it explains some things.

Lovisa

There is a couple Cody & Satori that use that method of paranormal knocking when asking the paranormal questions. There are a couple videos of them doing it on YouTube and even on Ghost Hunters I believe.