Hinsdale House

Author: Roger Marsh
Date: 2009
Publisher: Tremont Avenue Productions

Announcing a new Webisode from Tremont Avenue Productions (TAP) which depicts a landmark ghost case from the Archives of The Alex Tanous Foundation. Dr. Tanous had visited this home and done extensive research along with several other colleagues. The excerpts below are taken from www.examiner.com/x-2764-chicago-paranormal-news-examiner and linked to the Examiner.com Portland, ME. "An exorcism was performed February 14, 1974, at what we now call "The Hinsdale House," in Hinsdale, NY. Father Alphonsus Trabold from nearby St. Bonaventure University performed the exorcism, while New York City psychic Alex Tanous accompanied him and additionally performed a "de-psyching" of the house. Tremont Avenue Productions (TAP) recently discovered a document at the Tanous Foundation which appeared to be a transcript of a tape recording that the priest used to capture the event audio. Local paranormal investigator Michael Rambacher leads the TAP crew as they explore the property, listen to the stories of what has taken place at this site, and interview the current property owners. Psychic Alex Tanous first saw the Hinsdale House property late one night after giving at lecture at nearby St. Bonaventure University. Along the road leading toward the house, he stood by a large tree and gave his impressions about the past. A woman, he said, was once hung from this tree. Tanous pointed off into the nearby wooded area and said that a Weigh House once stood there that was run by sinister people. They would rob people, he said, and then bury their bodies inside a crawl space at the Hinsdale House. In an earlier Webisode, Paranormal Investigator Michael Rambacher suggested that those bodies were later removed and buried in what is now the pond area of the home. Dogs have brought home bones from that area for decades, he said." Please visit the Web Site below to watch the entire video and to read the articles on this landmark case that keeps coming back for more...