Villisca Axe Murder House Tours: The Haunted House
Villisca Axe Murder House
In this small town, on the residential street, there is an old white frame Villisca Axe Murder House.
In the absence of lights on a dark evening with the fear sounds is the first indication to the visitors that there is something different with this house from the others near it.
If you notice this house very deeply, you will see the house’s doors and windows are tightly closed and covered.
An Outhouse in the backyard of the home suggests that it does not occupy a place in the 21st century, but in any way, this house belongs to another era.
It is the “Murder House.” There is a weather-beaten sign hanging from the old front porch that warns us rather than welcomes us.
Villisca Axe Murders Solved
There seemed to be no more shortage of suspects while no one ever convicted of the Villisca Axe Murder house.
Many people believe Frank F. Jones, a prominent Villisca resident, and Iowa State Senator, was responsible for the brutal deaths of the Moore’s and the Stillinger children.
Villisca Axe Murders Tour
Since the house has got opened to the public, it has been host to school groups from across the west as well as interested individuals in history.
These individuals were a crime or those who are not ready to tackle the house after dark.
The price for an individual for a daytime tour of the house is $10,000 per person for the age of 12 and over, $5 per children between the age of 7-11 years, 5$ per seniors for the age of 65 and over.
The date of opening the day tour is 30th March 2019 from Tues-Sun between 1 pm to 3:30 pm.
Overnight tours at the Villisca Axe Murder House begin at 4:00 p.m.
We will turn over the key and head on the home after a walk-through tour of the house and its grounds. We can tour overnights by reservation only.
We suggest you limit your group of max — ten people for an overnight tour. To get a comfortable sleep in the house, bring your sleeping bags and pillows with you.
There is a barn a few feet from the house, which has a restroom, water, and electricity. Bring a blanket and heavy coat if it is spring or early fall.
Depending on the weather, the Villisca Axe Murder House has a little heat. The price for an overnight tour is a minimum of $428 which allows one to six guests.
This price also includes sales tax. There is an additional $75 for another guest.
Villisca Axe Murders Documentary
The unsolved true-crime, the historical documentary exploring the 1912 Villisca Axe murders in Lowa. The only website dedicated to the factual retelling of the Villisca Axe murder.
The infamous Villisca ax murders were depicted in 2 feature movies- “A historical true-crime documentary” and “living with a mystery.”
Villisca Axe Murder House Ghost Adventures
It is the thirteenth episode of Season four of Ghost Adventures. The crew of ghost adventures investigates a Lowa home where six children and two parents that were all asleep got brutally murdered with an Axe in the early morning hours on 10th June 1912.
The essential suspects are State Senator Frank Jones, Reverend George Kelly, and Andy Sawyer, who was known for being a peeping tom.
They were at the church the last time when the victims were seen alive. A homeless man made crazed mutterings on June 18th, 1912. He muttered about Andy to his employer.
He has witnessed Andy say that she will cut all yer god d**n heads off. At the same time, she made vicious striking motions.
Andy also slept with his ax. When Reverend Kelly was in court, he has also confessed to the murders. The jury did not believe his confession.
Villisca Axe Murder House Haunted
In our opinion, this house is not now, nor it has ever got a haunted place.
After spending dozens of hours filming in this house for the documentary for many hours of the day and the night, we have no paranormal experience to report anything.
Moreover, we have interviewed and received so many emails from every former resident of the house between 1936 and 1993. All the interviewers and emails say that the house got not haunted.
My friends and neighbors thought that it is a bit spooky to live in the murder house. The residents near the home found their fears somewhat amusing.
Before the ghost hunters from Nebraska declared the house as a haunted house in the year 1999, if the visitors have asked a Villisca resident for directions to the haunted house, the residents would either have got directed that visitors to the wrong home or the local people would not have known that they were talking about Villisca haunted house. Before the year 1999, The Moore house never had been called a “haunted house.”
From the year 1936-1942, Berdine Miller lived in the murder house with her family. Her mother sold Avon, and her father was a night watchman.
They paid $8 as the rent of the house per month. We interviewed her in the year 1994 about sharing her experience living in the haunted house.
It is a coincidence that this house became the haunted house in the wake of The Sixth Sense’s popularity. The Sixth Sense is a movie that we enjoyed as fiction.
A wave of media followed the announcement that the Villisca house got haunted and much press reported it as disturbed without any evidence, reference and context in the historical records.
The frightening thing about the Villisca Axe murders house is the notion that someone could enter home and murder you and your family and your guests while you are asleep.
Ghost Adventures Villisca Axe Murder House
You have to lock down your Saturdays with the fearless team from Travel Channel’s show “Ghost Adventures.” The show is returning for a spine-chilling twelfth season.
Zak begins, and Aaron Goodwin, paranormal investigators, alongside AV techs Billy Tolley and Jay Weasley, travels every haunted location in each episode where they encounter locals, experts, and eyewitnesses to piece together the haunted history of each site.
These paranormal then begin a dusk-to-dawn “lockdown” investigation.
They did it using the latest scientific gadgets and technology to confront the reported activity and document key evidence to uncover the truth behind each mystery of the house.
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