The Amityville occultism is a subject that has fascinated many individuals for decades. It revolves around the infamous Amityville haunting that occurred in the town of Amityville, New York, in the 1970s. The haunting was said to be the result of occult practices that took place in the house, making it a hotbed of paranormal activity. The Amityville occultism gained notoriety through the sensationalized accounts of the Lutz family, who claimed to have experienced terrifying supernatural events in their new home. These events included demonic voices, levitating objects, and even physical harm inflicted upon family members. The Lutz family attributed these occurrences to the house's previous occupant, Ronald DeFeo Jr.
The Lutz family attributed these occurrences to the house's previous occupant, Ronald DeFeo Jr., who had murdered his family a year before the Lutzes moved in. According to the Lutz family, DeFeo Jr.
Amityville--My Sister's Keeper: A Story of Death, Deception and the Occult - Softcover
"The truth roared from my pen when I wrote this book. The legend around the Amityville house and the story of what happened to George and Kathy Lutz has been told in countless movies, books and interviews. But the REAL story has never been told.
Kathy Lutz was my sister and George Lee Lutz was my brother-in-law. This book is about the days and months that led up to those fateful 28 days that my sister and her husband spent in the hell house that became know as the "Amityville House." For anyone who wants to know the whole story of the "Amityville-Horror" couple, this book is a must-read.
- If you have ever lost a loved one into the darkness of the occult.
- If you have ever question your own beliefs.
- If you believe that there are no versions of the truth--you need to read this book.>/li>
In life and in death, some choices have lasting consequences . terrible consequences. Some, when faced with the truth may deny it, despise it, even attach it---but that doesn't change it.
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About the Author:Micky Sexton is an award-winning poet. Micky is a native New Yorker. She grew up on Long Island. She began writing poetry in 1989. Sexton won Poet of Merit and Poetic Achievement awards in 1989. That same year she published four poems in the American Poetry Anthology, Vol IX. Her poems, published in Great Poems of the Western World II, the Swing of Spring, Pegasus, and Publisher’s Choice. Have also won several Golden Poet awards from the World of Poetry. “I must admit, I never read much poetry before I began to publish most of my work,” Sexton says. Over the years, her life has been “impacted by the occult” which led to writing of this book, Amityville--My Sister’s Keeper: A Story of Death, Deception and the Occult. The book is Sexton’s recollections of events and conversations with her sister, Kathy Lutz and her brother-in-law, George Lee Lutz. This is her first full-length book. Her book reveals the backstory of George and Kathy Lutz before, during, and after they spent their infamous “28 days” in the Ami-tyville House. After forty years of silence, Sexton says that she feels a great weight has lifted from her shoulders. “Finally,” says Sexton, “I can tell people what really happened to my sister and her children.” Sexton is engaged and living in Nevada.
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was involved in occult practices that had left a dark energy lingering in the house. They claimed to have found evidence of Satanic rituals in the home, including hidden rooms and red room-like spaces. These claims ignited a frenzy of speculation and curiosity surrounding occultism and its connection to the supernatural events in Amityville. However, skeptics and investigators have raised doubts about the validity of the Lutz family's claims. Some argue that the Amityville haunting was nothing more than a hoax perpetuated by the family in order to gain attention and profit from their story. Others believe that the supposed occult practices were merely a product of the family's imagination, influenced by the gruesome history of the house. Regardless of the veracity of the claims, the Amityville haunting and its alleged connection to occultism has left an indelible mark on popular culture. Numerous books, movies, and documentaries have been produced, further perpetuating the fascination with the supernatural and the occult. The story continues to captivate audiences, ensuring that the Amityville occultism remains a topic of intrigue and debate for years to come..
Reviews for "The Sinister Occult Practices Surrounding the Amityville House"
1. Julie - 1 out of 5 stars
I found "The Amityville Occultism" to be a complete waste of time. The plot was predictable and lacked originality. The characters were one-dimensional and lacked any depth or development. The writing style was dull and failed to create any sense of suspense or horror. Overall, I was highly disappointed with this book and would not recommend it to anyone looking for a good horror read.
2. Mark - 2 out of 5 stars
"The Amityville Occultism" had potential, but it failed to deliver. The concept was intriguing, but the execution fell flat. The pacing was slow, and the storyline was disjointed, making it difficult to stay engaged. The author also relied too heavily on clichéd tropes and jump scares, instead of creating genuine suspense. I was left feeling unsatisfied and underwhelmed by the end.
3. Sarah - 2 out of 5 stars
I had high hopes for "The Amityville Occultism" based on the positive reviews, but unfortunately, it let me down. The characters' actions and choices were simply illogical and unbelievable. The dialogue felt forced and lacked authenticity. While there were a few creepy moments, they weren't enough to save the overall lackluster plot. I was left feeling frustrated and unfulfilled after reading this book.