Some houses are more than walls and windows. Some dwellings carry echoes of the past, whispers of tragedy that linger long after the living have gone. At 112 Ocean Avenue in Amityville, New York, a series of events unfolded that would captivate the world and terrify anyone who dared to enter. From the shocking murders of the DeFeo family to the harrowing experiences of the Lutz family, this book delves deep into the history, the terror, and the lingering mysteries that surround one of the most infamous houses in the world. Through decades of research, firsthand accounts, and chilling comparisons with other haunted locations around the globe, Dan Clarke presents a meticulously detailed and immersive exploration of true horror. The Amityville Curse reveals not only the sequence of haunting events but also the psychological, spiritual, and cultural impact they left behind. Each chapter examines the uneasy boundary between fact and legend, exposing the dark undercurrents of obsession, faith, and fear that turned an ordinary suburban home into a symbol of unending dread. Inside these pages, readers will find: Verified historical records of the DeFeo murders and their aftermath - Eyewitness testimony and rare documentation from investigators, mediums, and journalists - Comparative case studies linking Amityville to other notorious hauntings around the world - Psychological insights into what drives belief in the supernatural and the unseen forces that dwell in memory and space This is not a retelling of a horror story. It is a descent into the anatomy of haunting itself — a study of how a place can absorb pain, how memory can infect matter, and how the living can awaken something that was never meant to rise again. The Amityville Curse by Dan Clarke invites you to look beyond the myths, past the headlines, and into the very soul of fear. Once you open the door, you may find that the haunting has only just begun.