Hauntings: The Warrens, The Conjuring House, and Paranormal Investigation

Episode 7 of The Dancing Toaster ventures into the chilling true story that inspired The Conjuring—the haunting of the Perron family. After moving into the Arnold Estate in 1970, the Perrons quickly found themselves at the mercy of something far more than creaky floorboards and old house noises. From dolls rearranged by unseen hands to nightly attacks, spirit apparitions, and spectral voices whispering the names of the five Perron daughters, their lives were turned into a waking nightmare. The episode examines the terrifying escalation of events—malicious spirits, phantom kisses, violent possessions—and the infamous involvement of Ed and Lorraine Warren. At the center of it all looms the shadow of Bathsheba Sherman, a figure blamed for dark rituals and bound to the land in death. This episode doesn’t just recount a haunting; it explores the terrifying possibility that some houses don’t just remember the dead—they keep them. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the paranormal. Wanna support the work? Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon if you want access to the new member exclusive show: The Man-Eating Toaster