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The never-ending house

The Winchester Mystery house 

Hello everyone and welcome to Creepy Café, where I tell you a spooky story while we drink together a cup of coffee. 
Today's Drink: Mocha is one of my favorite drinks of all time. Because today's story is one of my all-time favorite creepy stories. 

The outside of the Winchester Mystery house
Source: Inside the Magic 

The Winchester family gained their wealth mainly due to manufacturing guns. Today's story is about William Winschter's wife Sara. She inherited half the company and 20 million dollars, she also gained around a thousand dollars a day. 

She starts to believe that her family is cursed. A medium a told her the only way to apse the spirits is to move West and build a house for them, and if the construction ever stops she would be next to die. In 1884, she bought a farmhouse with 8 bedrooms on 6 archers. She started construction immediately and until she died 38 years later construction never stopped every single day of the year 24/7.

One of the rooms inside the Winchester Mystery house.
Source: Winchester Mystery House Website 
She was paranoid still that the spirits will come and get her. So she thought she would build the most confusing house in existence, so the ghosts could not find her. It is not just a giant mansion, Sara also built the house to confuse and escape the ghosts. 

A door that leads to the outside of the Winchester Mystery House
Source: Inside Mystery  

Have a safe spooky day! Tune in to the next episode for another creepy story and another cup of coffee. 




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  1. Yara Hamad23 April, 2022

    Did she die because they stopped construction or did they stop construction because she died?

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    1. Creepy Café23 April, 2022

      Thank you for your question! The workers stopped construction because they heard the news of her death.

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  2. Yara Hamad23 April, 2022

    Loved the story!

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  3. Dina16 May, 2022

    Wow!!! Cant belive some people think like that

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  4. Truly Wicked20 May, 2022

    This is seriously crazy!!!

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  5. Anonymous21 May, 2022

    Spooky!!!

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  6. Mona Ali21 May, 2022

    I love these kinds of stories!!

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  7. Farah Elmoslamany21 May, 2022

    Gives me the creeps

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  8. Amal Mostafa21 May, 2022

    Spooks to the Maxs

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