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Post by serena on May 31, 2022 14:43:47 GMT -5
At least the house will still be open for investigations. I know there's probably nothing to the stories, but if I'm ever in that area, I'd like to check it out. |
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Post by Graveyardbride on Nov 13, 2024 20:05:30 GMT -5
State of Rhode Island Closes ‘Conjuring’ HouseWhen Jacqueline Nuñez purchased the infamous Conjuring House in the spring of 2022, there was a caveat that she meet with former owners Cory and Jennifer Heinzen and promise to actually live in the house and allow paranormal investigators to spend the night on the property.
Unfortunately, things haven’t gone well for Ms. Nuñez. There have been staffing problems, including numerous resignations and accusations she fired one employee, Brian Dansereau, on the advice of a ghost. According to a complaint filed by the employee, Nuñez fired him July 19, claiming in a text that John Arnold, a former owner of the house who died in 1839, informed her he [Dansereau] had stolen in excess of $3,000 from the business. She also has been accused of withholding an insurance payout to two staff members whose possessions were lost in a barn fire on the property. Multiple former employees have questioned the mental stability of their employer. Recently, Dansereau and three of his former co-workers received PayPal payments ranging from 1¢ to $5 with offensive, expletive-ridden messages in the note field.
Additionally, former Ghost Hunters star Jason Hawes, whose daughter worked at The Conjuring House for approximately two years, filed a complaint against Nuñez with West Greenwich police, claiming she had been harassing him. As a result, she was ordered not to trespass on the Hawes property.
According to Nuñez herself, she has been committed to the psychiatric wards of local hospitals twice in an effort to wrest The Conjuring House from her control.
Now, it seems that since May of this year, she has been operating a business without workers’ compensation insurance, in violation of state law. As a result, the Department of Labor and Training has ordered the establishment “immediately suspend the operation of its business and remain suspended,” until proof of insurance is forthcoming.
The Burrillville Town Council is scheduled to discuss the matter of Nuñez’s entertainment license at it’s upcoming meeting Monday, November 18. Included in the application to be reviewed by the council is a seven-page essay:
“Discarnate Intelligent Energy within The Laws of the Cosmos is embedded in every scripture written and in every major religion on this planet,” the essay reads in part. “The one supreme intelligence as the prime cause of all inherently contains all truth and the discoverable proof to withstand the most arduous and rigorous scientific and research nothing within all truth requires or necessitates blind faith as Christianity, in particular, espouses.”
In conclusion, she writes: “I am Jacqueline Marie Nuñez, owner of The Conjuring House and I am The Person Who Has Saved All of Humanity. ... This document is fully protected by the United Nations Copyright Laws and The One World Government of the Eastern Hemisphere, headquartered in China and Estonia.”
Supplementary documents include a page on The Conjuring House letterhead addressed, “Dear Fucking United States.” The document continues, saying, “You will never defeat or destroy me at anytime now or in the future. So fucking be it.”
In other documents submitted on behalf of the property, which operates as Bale Fire, LLC, a bullet point list states: “I am no longer required to pay any taxes whatsoever.” Another reads: “Mike Wood, you do not have a Leasehold for the Township.” (Wood is the town manager.)
“Stephen Lynch, Saudi Arabia is going to call you very soon,” it continues. (Lynch is chief of police.)
On October 28, Ms. Nuñez (above) led Burrillville police on a chase through town after she was noticed driving her white Lexus erratically. When she finally stopped, officers had to ask her repeatedly to turn off the engine. Police later reported being assailed by an overwhelming odor of alcohol on the woman’s breath and noticing she had “bloodshot and glassy eyes.” She repeatedly laughed during the field sobriety test and was charged with DUI, reckless driving and other traffic violations.
Sources: Sandy Hall, NRI Now, November 13, 2024; Paul Edward Parker, The Providence Journal, November 13, 2024, and September 13, 2024; Stepheny Price, Fox News, October 31, 2024, and Corey Plante, The Valley Breeze, September 19, 2024.
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Post by jason on Nov 14, 2024 9:58:08 GMT -5
This woman's crazy as a freaking bedbug! The reason so many people intensely dislike so-called "paranormal investigators" and those involved in the paranormal field is because they're a bunch of dingbats! |
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Post by pat on Nov 14, 2024 14:41:05 GMT -5
This woman's crazy as a freaking bedbug! The reason so many people intensely dislike so-called "paranormal investigators" and those involved in the paranormal field is because they're a bunch of dingbats! |
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Post by catherine on Nov 14, 2024 21:23:16 GMT -5
Sending expletive-ridden messages with those ridiculous PayPal payments is even crazier than claiming a ghost told her an employee was stealing. Of course, she could be pretending to be nuts because the business is failing and she's planning to claim that she's possessed by something in the house.
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Post by snowfairy on Nov 15, 2024 11:48:06 GMT -5
Of course, she could be pretending to be nuts because the business is failing and she's planning to claim that she's possessed by something in the house. |
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