Ron's DeFeo Jr. murdered six members of his family at 112 Ocean Avenue, Amityville.
The Lutz family moved into the house at 112 Ocean Avenue, where they reported paranormal activities.
After 28 days, the Lutz family left the house citing terrifying paranormal experiences.
Jay Anson published the book 'The Amityville Horror,' detailing the Lutz family's experiences in the haunted house.
The first film adaptation of The Amityville Horror was released, dramatizing the events reported by the Lutz family.
Ronald DeFeo Jr. was tried and convicted for the murders of his family members.
The Amityville house and story became a notable spot for paranormal enthusiasts and tourists.
In December 1975, the Lutz family moves into the house at 112 Ocean Avenue, shortly after the murders.
The Lutz family reports a series of terrifying supernatural events, including strange noises and apparitions, prompting them to flee the house after 28 days.
Paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren study the house, confirming the presence of malevolent entities.
Due to escalating supernatural occurrences, the Lutz family leaves the house permanently.
Jay Anson publishes "The Amityville Horror" based on the Lutz family's experiences, popularizing the story.
The Lutz family participates in a documentary to recount and verify their experiences in the house.
The story continues with further hauntings and investigations of the Amityville house, expanding on the original happenings.
