Oct. 31 -- When George and Kathy Lutz moved into the three-story colonial in Amityville on New York's Long Island in December 1975, they were thrilled. The sprawling house at 112 Ocean Ave. had ...

A sign that once hung from a post on the lawn read “High Hopes”. But the three-story colonial mansion on 112 Ocean Avenue, in the leafy New York suburb of Amityville, would soon be known for ...

They had the address changed from 112 Ocean Avenue to 108 Ocean Avenue to protect their privacy. They sold the house in 1987 for $325,000 to Peter and Jeanne O’Neill, who also lived there for 10 ...

The house at 112 Ocean Ave. had five bedrooms, 3½ bathrooms, a swimming pool and a boathouse. In 1974, a family of seven lived in the three-story Dutch colonial structure in the Long Island ...

Ronald DeFeo, Jr. kills his entire family at their house at 112 Ocean Avenue in Amityville, New York. At 3 a.m. on November 13th, DeFeo took a .35 Marlin lever action rifle and shot his mother ...

The Amityville Horror was a Jay Anson-penned 1977 novel based on the Lutz family’s experience when they lived in 112 Ocean Avenue, Amityville. The family moved out after just 28 days ...

The Winchester Mansion in San Jose, California may be America’s “most haunted” house, but the domicile at 112 Ocean Avenue in the Amityville suburb of Long Island, New York is the most infamous.