The Rhode Island Farmhouse, said to be the inspiration behind The Conjuring films, is currently home to paranormal investigators, who insist that the house is eerie. By Meenakshi Maidas
The year was 1971. The Perron family had just happily moved into the 14-room Rhode Island Farmhouse. But the events that transpired in their house over the years have left them scarred for life, some of which was seen in the 2013 horror film, The Conjuring.
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Decades later, the house that is said to be the inspiration behind the Conjuring films, has been bought by Jennifer Heinzen and her paranormal investigator husband, Cory. The family regularly posts about their experiences on social media. The family has also started an Instagram page for the house, managed by Jennifer. Since buying the house in June last year, the couple has been investigating what must have happened in the house, according to their website. Their daughter, Madison, who has over one million TikTok followers, shares her experiences inside the house on her Instagram Stories as well. In one post she revealed a terrifying experience when she saw the apparition of a woman in a wedding dress walk past her. Anyone who has watched The Conjuring is familiar with the ‘hide and clap scene’. Interestingly, Madison has experienced the same during an interview while in the house.
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The family has opened the doors of their eerie house to the public, too. Many ghost hunters and horror story enthusiasts have toured the house and surroundings. One can experience the hair-raising landscapes and walk by the lake, said to be the site of the death of many. However, if you wish to book this experience, you may have to wait till 2022 since 2021 is booked out. But you can watch their house tour on YouTube.
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