Elizabeth Lightfoot said the nightmare first began when the family moved into their 7th Street West home in February.
“I
don’t want to talk to it. I don’t want to communicate with it. I just
want it to get out, but it doesn’t want to get out so we have to move,"
Lightfoot said.
Lightfoot said the haunting episodes were mild and not as frequent at the start. The haunting episodes consisted of loud noises and items being shifted around the house, but Lightfoot said it quickly became violent.
“It
broke our TV and our blender. I had to tie my cabinet shut. It even
threw a knife at me," she said.
“I don’t even want to go anywhere by
myself in the house."
