Episode 4

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22nd Oct 2024

[PARANORMAL] S3E4 - 966 Lindley Street Part 1

In 1974, the Goodin family of Bridgeport, Connecticut, found themselves at the center of one of the most well-documented paranormal cases in American history. Multiple witnesses including police and firefighters were witness to the kitchen table flipping on its own and televisions that hovered in the air. This was just a small fraction of what happened at the house on Lindley Street. 

In Part 1, we’ll hear about the Goodin’s and the tragedy they experienced, the adoption of a child, what police and firefighters experienced and more. 

What was happening inside this house? And why? 

 

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Hi! Hello! I’m Kristine.
You might know me from Beach House 34, but the podcast/vodcast is evolving. Welcome to TrueCrime.fm.

I’ve always done the heavy lifting and the deep research, but the old name just wasn't cutting it anymore. This new name fits the mission. Don't you think?

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