The Campion family experienced and reported supernatural events in their Connecticut home, which became the inspiration for the movie 'The Haunting in Connecticut'.
Ray Garton published 'In a Dark Place', a book recounting the experiences of the Campion family and inspiring the movie's screenplay.
The horror film 'The Haunting in Connecticut', loosely based on the Campion family's reported haunting, was released in theaters.
The house that will later be inhabited by the Campbell family was originally used as a funeral home, where bodies were prepared and stored.
The Campbell family moves into the house after their son Matt is diagnosed with cancer, seeking proximity to the hospital and a new start.
Matt starts noticing strange occurrences and witnessing unexplainable phenomena in the house, including apparitions and objects moving on their own.
The Campbell family learns about the house's past as a funeral home and the bad events that took place there, explaining the hauntings.
Haunting activities become more aggressive, culminating in Matt becoming possessed by a malevolent spirit connected to the house’s history.
The Campbells bring in an expert to understand and combat the supernatural forces affecting the family and especially Matt.
An exorcism is performed to rid Matt of the spirit, leading to a climactic confrontation with the malevolent forces in the house.
After the exorcism and resolution of the haunting, the family decides to leave the house for good to escape the traumatic experiences.
