They Paid $1.3M For A Home They Never Slept In — Here's Why

[00:00:00]Did you know a family once bought their dream home and never slept [music] inside it even once? In 2014, the Broaddus family paid $1.3 million for a stunning six-bedroom house in Westfield, New Jersey. It had everything. [music] They were ready to start their lives there. Then the letters started coming.

[00:00:19]Someone who signed their name only as the watcher wrote to them. This person claimed their family had been watching that house for decades. Their grandfather watched it. Their father watched it. And now they were watching, too. [music] The letter said the house needed to be fed with young blood. It asked if the Broaddus children had found what lies in the walls yet. The police couldn't stop it. The neighbors knew nothing. The letters kept arriving, each one more specific than the last, describing details only someone close could know. The family never moved in.

[00:00:49]>> [music] >> They tried to sell. They tried to demolish. Nothing worked. The house is still there. And somewhere out there, so is the watcher.