The Horrors of the House of Wills
Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Daryl Marston, author of the new Horrors of the House of Wills.
Hello everyone! My name is Daryl Marston, former co-lead investigator on A&E tv network show Ghost Hunters, and I am the author of Horrors of the House of Wills.
I am incredibly excited for all of you to read it. This is my true-life paranormal horror story that took place at the infamous House of Wills in Cleveland, Ohio and what followed. I have been studying and investigating the paranormal for close to twenty years now, and this is my most disturbing case to date. This location has many layers of an amazing history, beginning with its construction by a high-ranking architect of the Masonic Temple, to becoming Cleveland’s largest African American funeral home, to its demise in the early 2000s, to finally being purchased by a well-known Satanist in the Cleveland area.
This is the one location out of the over 400 investigations I have been a part of that made me almost walk away from the paranormal community all together, due to its dark energy and what followed me home after I had left the property. I can only hope that when people read this book that they can take away from this true-life paranormal horror story how dangerous some of these types of locations can be, and also that with investigating these darker haunts come a since of responsibility that should be taken seriously for everyone involved. I also must say that some of what you might read in this book might be disturbing to some people and might scare you. The one thing you must understand not all hauntings are like this one, and that this location is a once, maybe twice in an investigator lifetime location. Most of your haunts are very docile and low-key and not dark like The House of Wills. And on a final note, I do think everyone will enjoy this book and I believe it has a little something for everyone in it.
Our thanks to Daryl for his guest post! For more from Daryl Marston, read his article “The Horrors of the House of Wills.”
