The Haunting in Connecticut: Snedeker Case.

Episode 17 - The Truth behind the Haunting Podcast

A quiet Connecticut duplex. A child fighting cancer. A basement full of mortuary equipment.
In 1986, the Snedeker family said their Southington home became a gateway to something inhuman – a case that would inspire A Haunting in Connecticut and be branded one of the Warrens’ darkest investigations.

In this episode of The Truth Behind the Haunting, we dig deep into the Snedeker family haunting and ask the uncomfortable question:

Was this really a demonic infestation…
or a terrifying story that spiralled out of control?

We’ll explore:

The family’s move into a former funeral home and the disturbing mortuary remnants in the basement

Philip’s chilling encounters in the downstairs bedroom – voices, shadows, and a man in a pinstriped suit

Reports of escalating activity: foul odours, moving objects, and the alleged sexual assaults by unseen forces

Ed and Lorraine Warren’s arrival, their claim of a demonic infestation, and the dramatic exorcism said to follow

Horror author Ray Garton’s behind-the-scenes account of writing In a Dark Place and why he now questions the story

Sceptical investigations, mental health factors, and why later tenants reported little to no activity

We balance believer testimony with sceptical analysis, looking at trauma, illness, suggestion, and media influence – and how all of that can shape what we call a “true haunting.”

⚠️ Content warning: This episode discusses serious illness, mental health, and allegations of physical and sexual assault.

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