S2E10: The Smurl Family Haunting | The Warrens Most Active Case

THE SMURL FAMILY HAUNTINGWhen you think of a haunting, you might imagine a creaky floorboard or a fleeting shadow. But for the Smurl family of West Pittston, Pennsylvania, the nightmare was far more physical—and far more aggressive.What started as a kitchen remodel quickly spiraled into fifteen years of terror that would gain national attention. In this episode of Mystery Date, we descend into one of the most documented and controversial hauntings in American history.💌 Got a mystery or spooky story to share? We want to hear from you! Send your tales, tips, or local legends to us at [email protected] or head to mysterydatepodcast.com to leave us a voice message. You just might hear your story on a future episode!Follow Us for Updates & Behind-the-Scenes Chaos:Website:https://www.mysterydatepodcast.comInstagram: /mysterydatepodcastTikTok: /mysterydatepodcastShop: www.mysteryandco.comSources & Further Reading: Curious minds welcome! For a full list of sources, extras, and reading recommendations related to this episode, check out the episode blog on our website.Production.Mystery Date is written, edited, filmed, and produced by Christian Sullivan and Kate Sullivan. Music and sound are provided by Descript stock media and Artlist Media. We do not own the rights to any of the images shared in our episodes. All images in this video were sourced from Wiki Commons.