Joe Wilson's Home-Personal Narrative

On November third, nineteen eighty-three at two o’clock in the morning, the Wilsons were awakened by a loud banging noise upstairs, except for Joe, a middle-aged, heavyset man with blonde hair and blue eyes. The noise sounded like someone had just hit a bench with a wooden baseball bat. Maggie, a dark hair, brown-eyed mother of fraternal twins, Reagan and Chandler, and wife to Joe Wilson, rushed to her kid’s room. When she finally made it down the hallway and up the stairs of their large split level house, the twins were already leaping out of their beds heading out the door. Maggie peeked inside the room and saw a young boy who appeared to be floating into the house through the window. The strange looking boy floating in mid-air was bald

with green, glowing eyes and was dressed in all blue. The young boy mysteriously resembled the Wilson’s first born child who died at the age of seven from a freak toaster accident.

A few seconds after Maggie made eye-contact with the young boy, who seemed to be demonically possessed, she fainted from fear, and fell to the floor. Reagan and Chandler ran down the stairs screaming to get their dad. Once they reached their parent’s room, Chandler pulled the covers off of their father and Rachel tapped his face, but there was no response. After several minutes of trying to awaken their dad, they called 911 for an ambulance. While waiting for the ambulance to arrive, Reagan and Chandler sullenly went back upstairs to check on their mom. To their surprise, Maggie was awake and crouched down in the corner of their bedroom. The boy, which was previously there, was now nowhere in sight. Relieved, they rushed over to their mom and asked what happened. Maggie couldn’t tell them, because she didn’t have a clue what had happened. Reagan and Chandler carefully guided their mom down the stairs to their dad. Maggie was startled when she saw her husband lying unresponsive on the bed and immediately started CPR. After what seemed like an eternity of chest compressions and mouth-to-mouth, the ambulance finally arrived and rushed Joe to the nearest

hospital. Once Maggie and the kids arrived at the hospital, Maggie was informed that Joe was pronounced dead upon arrival. The cause of death was a heart attack.

Maggie, the now single mother, took Reagan and Chandler to a hotel for the remainder of the night because they were too scared to go back to the house in the dark, where the young demon boy was.

The next morning, Maggie filed a police report about seeing the young boy in their house the previous night prior to her husband’s death. The police went to the Wilson’s house to investigate, but the boy was gone and there was no sign of any unusual activity. The three of them went back to their home where they mourned the loss of their dad and husband. The next night went smooth, they all stayed in the guest bedroom, avoiding the room where they had seen the young boy, and the room where Joe died. Two days later, at Joe’s funeral, Reagan spotted a young boy that looked like the boy she saw floating into her room that dreadful night. Reagan rushed over to her mom and Chandler to tell them what she saw. The night of the funeral, thunderstorms moved in and a big gust of wind blew a tree limb down onto the power lines adjacent to their house. This caused a power outage in the middle of the night followed by a loud lightning strike, which woke Maggie up. Suddenly an image appeared to be floating toward her. The shadow immediately made her think of the young boy they saw the other day. Before Maggie could call the police, the young boy strangled her to death. Her screams woke Reagan and Chandler up. They hid under the covers crying and hoping the young demon boy would go away. However,

the young demon boy did not leave, he dragged Reagan and Chandler out of the bed by their feet and into the hall bathroom where he proceeded to drown them both in the bathtub. They tried to fight back, but the demon boy had electricity flowing through his hands, which shocked them as he shoved them under water. After successfully killing the Wilsons, he took over their house. He stripped everything off the walls and shoved all the furniture into the closets and the basement until there was nothing in any of the upper floor rooms or on the walls. The demon boy sat in the middle of the wide open living room for hours and summoned other demons to the house. After a few days of staying in the house, the hospital called and left a voicemail saying that the cause of Joe’s death was not a heart attack, the autopsy report revealed the cause of death was a jolt of electricity given to his heart. The jolt of electricity was delivered to Joe from the possessed boy that night, before he was seen by Maggie, Reagan, and Chandler.

Investigators went to the Wilson’s house to interrogate Maggie, Reagan, and Chandler in order to find out how Joe’s heart had received a jolt of electricity during the night. When the investigators arrived and no one answered the door they let themselves in through the unlocked back door. The misplaced furniture bewildered them, so they searched the whole house on high alert. Maggie, Reagan, and Chandler’s bodies were discovered, along with unidentified DNA. The investigators did a DNA test which linked it to the Wilson’s son who died four years earlier. The investigators couldn’t figure out how it was possible. The Wilson’s house was closed off. A more thorough investigation was completed, but no more clues were discovered about who might have killed the Wilsons. Meanwhile, the possessed boy was living in the air conditioning vents, each night he would go out of the house to get some dirt to eat. The rest of the summoned demons arrived three days later. When the investigators came back, the demons snapped each and every one of their necks, killing them instantly. The Wilson’s house was abandoned for thirty years and no one ever dared to enter the house again until it was blown down by a hurricane.