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UnPacking the Ditto House

A Get Haunted Tale

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UnPacking the Ditto House

By: Brian Paone
Narrated by: Joseph Pennachio
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Some houses remember the people who died there.

But the Ditto House collects them.


During Denise and Ernie Pack’s tour of the most haunted house in Kentucky, they expect only eerie legends and lingering cold spots. What they find instead is a house crowded with centuries of restless spirits: a murdered traveling salesman who still stalks the hallways for vengeance, Civil War soldiers who never left, grieving women, lost children—and the Ditto House doesn’t want closure. It wants company.

When Denise, a paranormal investigator shattered by the death of her young daughter, hears a familiar child’s laughter echo from empty rooms, she is convinced her child is among the spirits. As the activity escalates, the forest beyond the house stirs with ancient watchers. With every new encounter thinning her sanity, Denise calls on paranormal investigators Get Haunted to help reset the balance of the Ditto House. Caught between whispering phantoms inside the house and the creatures who walk unseen between trees, the Get Haunted crew must learn who—and what—to trust… even if it’s not each other.

UnPacking the Ditto House is a supernatural thriller where grief summons the dead, ghosts refuse to rest, and watchful cryptids guard the surrounding forest—capable of weakening the veil between reality and illusion.

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