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Recap

The video explains True Haunting, a five-episode Netflix series presented as a documentary about two separate haunting stories. The first three episodes follow college student Chris; the final two shift to April and Matt’s family home. Ed and Lorraine Warren also appear in the first story.

Chris and the haunting at Yeary Hall

In 1984, shy but ambitious runner Chris arrives at Geneseo College, hoping to make his father, Vito, proud. He settles in with roommate Paul and befriends Jeff, Linda, and Craig. Soon, however, Chris begins hearing a deep voice calling his name and glimpsing a shadowy figure in the woods and around campus. His friends initially doubt him, and the narrator points out how his introverted nature makes it even harder for him to speak up.

The frightening moments escalate: Chris’s name appears on a typewriter by itself, a tape recorder turns on even after its batteries are removed, and Paul finally sees a tall, long-haired shadow in their room. After the Warrens give a campus lecture, Lorraine refuses to shake Chris’s hand, leaving him feeling insulted and confused. Jeff, fascinated by paranormal phenomena since witnessing a death as a teenager, tries to help—but breaks his promise to keep Chris’s experiences secret by showing others a strange photo. Chris is mocked as “Ghost Boy,” and Jeff later apologizes.

The haunting begins affecting Chris’s friends too. Linda is attacked by an unseen force, and Chris suffers long scratches after another terrifying encounter. His father, Vito, remains skeptical until he experiences the room’s sudden chill and feels drawn toward a closet. Even then, he struggles to admit Chris may have been right—prompting the narrator’s wry comment that parents sometimes have too much pride to acknowledge it.

Jeff and Chris investigate the history of a memorial they find near the running trail. It commemorates Thomas Boyd, a soldier who was captured and brutally tortured near a tree Chris passes regularly. The friends suspect the spirit—whom they nickname “Tommy”—is reaching out through its pain. Chris eventually goes to the so-called Torture Tree and tells Thomas he wants to help. The activity stops, but Chris’s running ambitions and college life have already been badly damaged.

A final revelation connects Chris’s family to the story: Thomas’s body was found by an ancestor of Chris’s, Adam Hubley. Even decades later, Chris is reportedly afraid to return to Yeary Hall.

April, Matt, and “This House Murdered Me”

The second story follows April Miller and Matt Wilson, who move into an appealing old Salt Lake City house, hoping for a fresh start. Their son Shane begins talking to an invisible friend named Benjamin. At first, April assumes it is imagination, while Matt gradually becomes more concerned. Shane also has recurring nightmares about a man in a hat, and other family members eventually see the figure too.

The house’s unsettling details accumulate: a sealed space behind a bedroom wall, a bathtub that seems impossibly heavy to move, strange noises from a long-unused furnace, and frightening encounters with a woman’s apparition. Matt and April’s troubles are made worse by stress at home: April is working nights on an adult-dating website, and her mother blames April’s job for inviting evil into the house. April feels guilty, but a cleansing with sage only seems to bring temporary relief.

The family eventually flees after seeing the hat-wearing man again and discovering the message “This house murdered me” hidden beneath paint. Paranormal investigators Bill and Jeremy Spencer record several nights in the house. One recording—“Hey, Mommy, the child has drowned”—leads April to wonder whether the warning was about Benjamin rather than Shane.

Psychic Debbie investigates the home and uncovers its grim history: former owner William imprisoned his children in the hidden room and killed them in the furnace before they were old enough to be baptized. Benjamin was one of those children. William was himself killed by a child’s spirit and their mother, but his presence remained tied to the house. Debbie confronts him and opens a window, which the story presents as breaking his connection to the home and freeing the other spirits. April and Matt ultimately sell the house and move away.

The video closes on the unsettling idea that both Chris’s and April’s experiences left lasting fear, even after the hauntings appeared to end.

Personalities Featured

• Chris, college runner and the focus of the first story
• Vito, Chris’s father
• Jeff, Chris’s friend and paranormal investigator
• Paul, Chris’s roommate
• Linda, Chris’s friend
• Craig, a fellow student and runner
• Beth, a student affected by the haunting
• Ed and Lorraine Warren, paranormal investigators
• April Miller and Matt Wilson, the couple in the second story
• Shane and Nathan, April’s children
• Pamlin, April’s mother
• Benjamin, the child spirit
• William and Ruth, former residents of the house
• Debbie, the psychic who investigates the home
• Bill and Jeremy Spencer, paranormal investigators