It was excluded from the FilmRise release of Robert Stack episodes.This case originally aired on the OctoHalloween episode of Unsolved Mysteries along with The Queen Mary, The General Wayne Inn and Tatum House.He found no evidence that they were fabricating the incidents. He was certain that a demonic presence was in their home.
He believed that they were victims of the Devil. Investigations: The Tallman family's pastor, Wayne Dobratz, visited them shortly after the hauntings began. The Tallmans moved into their house on April 13, 1986. It is considered a safe and prosperous place. Horicon, Wisconsin, is a small farming town of just 3800. In April of 1988, a family moved into the Tallmans' old home and have had no haunting experiences.īackground: The house that the Tallmans lived in had no apparent history of hauntings. Afterwards, the Tallmans had no further paranormal experiences. Two weeks later, the Tallmans had the bunk beds destroyed. Debbie then told the relative to get the kids together, and that they were leaving the house forever. The same horrible figure seen by the children appeared, and he let out a loud scream. His relative was a complete skeptic, until that night. A few days later, Allen was working late and asked a relative to watch the girls. A voice came out of the fog that said, "You're dead." Debbie then called the pastor because of what had happened to Allen. When Allen got back inside, he went to reach his lunch pail that he had set down, but the entity then threw it across the room.Īllen started sleeping in his daughters' room to provide protection. The garage door was undamaged with no visible signs of recent fire consumation. He went inside to get a fire extinguisher, but when he came back out, the fire was gone. He then went back to the garage and saw that it was on fire. A voice came out of the howling and said, "Come here." He went around the back to see if anyone was there, but there was no one. Outside the garage, he heard an eerie, howling sound, and went to investigate. Three weeks later, at around 2AM on January 7, 1988, Allen returned home from the late shift. Still from Unsolved Mysteries episode reenacting the fire seen by Allen He then said that if they wanted to fight someone, they could fight him. Frustrated, Allen told the spirits to get out of his house. A week before Christmas, Danny again saw something horrifying and told his mother that he wanted to leave. The Tallmans continued to be tormented by the entities doors would bang open and shut, strange voices would call out of nowhere, and ghostly visions persisted. The family pastor was brought in, and he felt the presence of evil inside the house. She also claimed that she saw fire in her room. When the youngest daughter was sleeping in the bunk bed, she claimed that she had seen a red-eyed witch behind her door. When he returned, the brush was in the bucket with the bristles sticking up. However, his parents did not believe him.Ī few weeks later, Allen was painting the walls in his basement when he went up for lunch.
He reported that he saw the radio's indicator moving itself. It turned itself on and randomly switched the channels under its own power.
After his parents said goodnight to him, his clock radio apparently took on a life of its own. The night that the family moved the beds upstairs, their son "Danny" was in the room next to it. The children, who were rarely sick before, suddenly became ill for no apparent reason. From the moment the bed was first slept in, the house appeared to be haunted by spirits that terrorized first the children and then the entire family. When the Tallmans moved the bed upstairs in May of 1987, it marked the beginning of nine months of horror for the family. They assembled the bed and stored it in their basement. History: In early February of 1987, Allen and Deborah "Debbie" Tallman brought home a bunk bed that they purchased at a second hand shop. It is unknown if the house in the clip was actually the Tallman's former residence. Description: The Tallman House is depicted as a one-floor suburban home.
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