![]() ![]() When it became evident that no human criminal was responsible, the word “supernatural” became synonymous with the Michigan home. That was when unexplained events began to occur.Īt first, the case was treated as criminal since everyone, including law enforcement, was convinced this was a case of stalking or harassment. When she wanted the Pomeraning land for herself, the family communicated in every possible way that they would not sell. In 1974, a neighbor moved in across the street. Their family gave the Pomeranings a piece of land in 1951. With reported evidence and interviews from law enforcement and others, Shippy and Kaza investigate a home, which could be a dwelling for the devil himself. What began as a baffling set of messages from persons unwilling to share the full story of the case personally, instead contributing a box of various reports from local government agencies, has now become a story of incredible supernatural activity. As professional investigators Shippy and medium Kaza experienced themselves, the case is complicated and intense with mystery. This week’s Dead Talk Live, with guests Cindy Kaza and Steve Shippy, takes a compelling look at a case likened to Amityville Horror as Shippy, Kaza, and host, John Viz, discussed the case of the Michigan Hell House in Merrill, Michigan. Reserved/ticketed guests will receive both the Vimeo and Zoom links closer to the event date.“This is like the greatest paranormal story you’ve never heard of,” Steve Shippy said. KEYNOTE SPEAKER: ALEX SANGHA, Producer PANELISTS: VINAY GIRIDHAR (DIRECTOR), JAG NAGRA (FILM SUBJECT), JASPAL SANGHA (FILM SUBJECT) MODERATOR: KAMALA NAYAR, ASIAN STUDIES, KPU * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * TO RESERVE YOUR FREE TICKET, email with your full name and email. Website: * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * KDocsFF will hold a FREE 24hr virtual screening window (starting on October 10, 2021, at 12:00am PST) for Alex Sangha’s Emergence: Out of the Shadows (Vimeo), followed by a FREE live panel discussion/Q&A on October 11, 2021, 1:00pm PST (Zoom). ![]() Tender, thoughtful and teary, Emergence: Out of the Shadows asserts a potent and transformative voice in support of marginalized queer youth and their families. ![]() Confronted with tradition and taboo in their Punjabi Sikh cultures, resisting silence, Jag’s parents and Amar’s mother choose love over rejection, offering courage and inspiration to individuals and communities struggling with acceptance. In the gripping feature documentary Emergence: Out of the Shadows, the disparate journeys of Kayden, Jag, and Amar candidly converge around a shared sense of compassion and healing as they bravely convey their often heart-wrenching stories. Denial, shame and despair haunted their youths, even threatening their lives. For Kayden, Jag, and Amar, awakening to and expressing their sexuality within conservative South Asian families was a lonely and terrifying experience. ![]()
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