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Ep.27 Ghost Buster Ruling
Not so long ago, in 1967 but perhaps far away, depending on where you live in conjunction to 1 Laveta Place, New York, a Mr. & Mrs. Ackley purchased a 1890, three story 4, 628 square foot Victorian house, located at the end of a dead end with a wrap around porch and a view of the Hudson River. At the time of their purchase the home had 5 bedrooms, 3 ½ baths, more than enough room to accommodate their 4 children.
After a couple of decades of living in her home, Helen
Ackley, listed the home for sale with a Broker by the name of Richard Ellis.
In 1989, an offer of purchase plus a $32,500 deposit was
issued for the home by a Jeffery and Patricia Stambovsky, however, Stambovsky wanted to pull out of the $650,000
contract only after obtaining, so he claims, information from a
persceptive contractor about certain types of happening at the home.
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By Host: Kelly-JoNot so long ago, in 1967 but perhaps far away, depending on where you live in conjunction to 1 Laveta Place, New York, a Mr. & Mrs. Ackley purchased a 1890, three story 4, 628 square foot Victorian house, located at the end of a dead end with a wrap around porch and a view of the Hudson River. At the time of their purchase the home had 5 bedrooms, 3 ½ baths, more than enough room to accommodate their 4 children.
After a couple of decades of living in her home, Helen
Ackley, listed the home for sale with a Broker by the name of Richard Ellis.
In 1989, an offer of purchase plus a $32,500 deposit was
issued for the home by a Jeffery and Patricia Stambovsky, however, Stambovsky wanted to pull out of the $650,000
contract only after obtaining, so he claims, information from a
persceptive contractor about certain types of happening at the home.