George Lutz
1 archived appearance · 2002
George Lutz (1947–2006) was the central figure in the Amityville Horror case, one of the most famous alleged hauntings in American history, who described his family's terrifying twenty-eight-day ordeal in the house at 112 Ocean Avenue. On Art Bell's programs, his firsthand account of the events at Amityville - which inspired a best-selling book and multiple films - remained one of the most discussed and debated paranormal cases of the twentieth century.
On the air with Art · 1
Dec 27, 2002 · 2h 48m
Amityville Horror Case
George Lutz, whose family lived the real Amityville Horror, joins Art Bell to tell the Amityville case story after a first-hour conversation with Richard C. Hoagland about solar-system warming, ancient Babylon, and the Iraq war. Hoagland notes that Baghdad sits on Sumerian ruins and that Saddam Hussein considers him...