Bob's New House Is Haunted

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[@DallyASMR]

Mark and Ethan should do another paranormal investigation in Bob's house

[@derynmills]

and what's to say bob can't help to it's literally his house?!?!

[@WolvieXXXZandalari]

Also add Wade Molly JP Gar Entoan etc. They went haunt chasing. Would be lots of fun with the whole team + mark recording/directing lol

[@MasNas624]

Phasmaphobia in bob’s house!

[@bird_with_knives]

What do u mean another? They've never done any to begin with?

[@noahpilarski]

@@bird_with_knives yeah totally

[@xXLaurenisabellaXx]

In all seriousness, I would absolutely be checking for squatters 😬😬😬

[@fist-of-doom487]

I remember a story years ago now where their was someone living in this persons attic and every night would come down to eat before going back to hide in the attic. The only way they found out was because the lady living there thought to install some security cameras in the house.

[@Kiterpuss]

​@@fist-of-doom487It was a couple living together. The boyfriend accused his girlfriend of sneaking his food when he wasn't home and she denied it. He set up a camera in the kitchen to catch her in the act and wound up recording a lady climb out of a crawl space, eat his food, pee in his sink, and climb back up. They called the cops and it made news.

[@fist-of-doom487]

@@Kiterpuss thanks, it’s been a long time since I last heard about it

[@Jessg1rl]

I agree

[@viktorstagnetti7491]

I really doubt their new house is in a neighborhood bad enough to have squatters.

[@thelaughingrouge]

Bob's new house may be haunted but I have a far more important question... is the fridge in his new house working?

[@riakun]

This is the real question. Thank you for asking it

[@theanathema3062]

I also have a question of extreme importance, how are Wade’s dogs?

[@KiwiSpartan01]

How's the baby?

[@SummerJH98]

*You mean is his refrigerator running* 👀👀

[@KiwiSpartan01]

@@SummerJH98 kek

[@EleanorofAquitaine42]

I think the guys are underestimating the determination and intelligence of raccoons. They’re also big and strong. I’d check for fur and poop.

[@gothicMCRgirl]

Raccoons or maybe air suction. If the air vents in the attic aren’t properly placed or there’s gaps, it can cause a suction effect in the room, moving the door. And if the attic has windows, the windows can also open and shut if not properly latched. My attic in Florida would do something similar during the rainy and windy season. Legitimately thought it was ghosts until an inspector went up there and showed us the problem lol an air duct had a gap and was causing the issue, and after it was properly patched, it stopped happening.

[@thesecretnewbie8872]

@@gothicMCRgirlalso too check and make sure they don’t live next to an Air Force base that does plane testing (we had this happen every once in a while and our house would shake bc of Sonic boobs from the base across town). Another theory is the wood frame might have expanded and the door isn’t exactly to scale of the frame so it’s not a perfect seal

[@EleanorofAquitaine42]

@@thesecretnewbie8872 Sonic boobs sounds like something I’d be interested to learn about. 😆

[@StygianNightmare]

Agreed

[@Lil_Yuri]

I was, in fact, in that attic. I did have a little trouble with the door, but did not poop.

[@Average_Deku]

wades house had the drowned man, and bobs house has the attic man now marks place just needs to be haunted and then we'll know that the guys are cursed or something lol

[@windflier1684]

Don't forget in the drowed man episode, Bob had this water problem from the ATTIC. Maybe the Attic Man was already there

[@cabbage_patch_child]

Mark is cursed by his bizarre and constant nightmares

[@ZeliBnnuy]

Mark has experienced a lot of strange activity. HE is haunted

[@andresf.7563]

Mark did do a Lot of things that would possibly get You cursed, like trying to interact with Ghosts, so likely is that *he* is the one cursed and passing it on to Bob and wade

[@TheRandomMan001]

Marks one is probably gonna be the previous owner of that bore staff, or Matpat, either one is likely.

[@Cometstarlight]

Oh, this same thing happened to me as a teen. Me and some friends were hanging out in a beach house on vacation and the attic door in the ceiling swung open and scared the snot out of me. I thought it was haunted, but upon further investigation, we found out that the attic door would swing open when a door on the floor below opened. My dad said it was something about air pressure changing in the house and I saw that the wider I swung open the door and let it slam, the further the attic door would rise before slamming. So I waited until my friends were upstairs, swung the door open, and let it slam, then I heard screams before my friends came sprinting down the stairs claiming the house was haunted/there's an intruder, etc. Great prank and I learned something!

[@eragonawesome]

You're a fucking legend for learning and immediately finding the best possible way to use that information

[@ct5625]

In an old house of mine if all the windows were shut and we opened the front or back door too quickly the loft hatch would jump up. And this was an aluminum panel with a 3 inch pad of insulation on the back of it, probably weighed a few lbs. This is probably the same thing. Closed room, no other exit but the air vents in the eaves of the roof, change in air pressure when they open the door makes the hatch jump.

[@sherwinashford]

Did you clean off the snot afterwards?

[@Questionable_choices_podcast]

I, a professional prankster, have to say I'm impressed. I can just imagine ther screams of absolute terror.😂

[@xxdagrimreaperxx5803]

That was one of the funniest ways to use that information. Good job.

[@ashenblood]

As a sex attic guy, I feel represented. Thanks Bob for acknowledging our existence!🥰

[@Conofive]

you mean attic sex guy? yeah you definitely arent a real attic sex guy, all attic sex guys know this.

[@cici3147]

Sex addict?? 😂

[@Mar-oh8ro]

@@cici3147unless they mean like billy Lenz from Black Christmas.

[@mustachemiss1983]

Crenfield is that you!?

[@MicahMotion]

​@@cici3147attic

[@supersnej]

As a person who has an attic hatch in the garage of the same design, its a pressure differential. Those things love to get sucked up and flop around in the slightest breeze, even with the doors closed. It took some investigating to figure it out. But its pressure

[@tobiasmyers3505]

Yeah. I was thinking that. Side story: I worked at a big Amazon facility and there was one spot on the top floor where once every so often it would sound like the roof just fell on you and I would look up and there's this giant metal hatch looking thing, like 10 feet wide, like a starship docking port. I think it was some air transfer system or maybe emergency pressure equalizer for Tornados. Nobody knew what it was.

[@Elemonator]

My child hood home used to do the same thing!

[@perciusmandate]

The panel on the attic in our garage does the same thing. Any time we open the interior door while the garage door is closed, the panel will thunk up and down from the pressure differential.

[@zerotodona1495]

It’s California. I would say squatter originally tbh

[@TheLastSane1]

@@zerotodona1495 No THEY were in California, the house is in Ohio. Wade and Bob live in Ohio.

[@TamakiVallen]

When I was listening to this episode, I don't know why I heard mark say "and Bob has smallpox!" Instead of small talk. Rip Bob and his smallpox

[@andrewmorris9946]

I totally heard smallpox too.

[@Ambertrine]

Me three.

[@KookyKay82]

I heard... something else...

[@themisfitowl2595]

Thank God! I'm not the only one!

[@AngelicMom17]

Same here!! I had to replay it a few times, and I still heard "small pox" and was like I'm sure they'll explain... But then after hearing Bob's story and seeing his pix-i totally forgot about the small pox!!

[@riakun]

If you take Mark’s “come hither finger” and the “‘yoo-hoo~’” out of the joke context, witnessing that would honestly be absolutely terrifying

[@Darthwgamer]

Just imagine hearing that and seeing a "come here finger" from the darkness of the attic, yeah no

[@structuralpotato]

As a Realtor my first thought was either the Home Inspector or FHA Appraiser didn't properly close the scuttle after inspecting the attic. But with the repeated openings I'm convinced you have a pressure differential between your garage and attic; either weigh down the scuttle, put a latch on it, or vent your garage.

[@gioblonk]

This ^^^^

[@HinataUzumaki-ch8bk]

I love that Bob has a Lixian plushie

[@ErrantEscapades]

You know, this actually happened to me one time! I think it was from a big-ass gust of wind that came through the attic vents and created a bit of suction, that pulled the attic access open. This doesn’t explain the bigger gap in the update pic, though, that’s probably from Crenfield

[@riakun]

If they left it open the first time, it’s possible another gust of wind came through and just jostled it more. It would probably be even easier to do so since it was already slightly opened.

[@OfficialUDestruction]

Here’s the real question is he bringing the fridge with him to the new house?

[@bruhhbrahh]

He did not, he left it behind

[@gmaster2647]

Nah, he left all the appliances behind. The funny part is that he was legally required to explain on the documents about how the fridge absolutely sucks and they still managed to get a buyer, lol.

[@you_gullible_fucc]

​@@gmaster2647I'm not american so I don't know if it's a rule, but are you not allowed to bring appliances from your old home into your new one even if you paid for it? Is it nowconsidered the property of who owns that house?

[@KristinieC]

​@@gmaster2647which episode was that?

[@Neppy22]

So I have a question. I've seen this comment a few times and is it normal for you to leave your fridge when you move? I live in Australia and my fridge has always come with me and I've personally never moved into a house with whitegoods already in it

[@Names_buck]

What’s creepy is the hatch got more open the second time around, almost symbolizing that whatever wants in is getting closer… they should do a midnight ghost hunting session with all the ghost hunting gear

[@Og_Mango]

First there was the Bob's Fridge story. Now its time for the Bob's House story.

[@UndeadGhostGirl]

Wade: "So he's a *real* mother fu-" Mark: *"No."*

[@bruhhbrahh]

I love this random lore about Bob's being haunted since the very beginning before the fridge incident 😂 I hope they eventually did another live episode together, this time at a haunted place

[@Kaiten-uk8gd]

Imagine Mark, Bob, Wade, and Jack do a paranormal investigation just like how they do in Phasmaphobia...

[@AngelicMom17]

This would be HILARIOUS But would be a scheduling nightmare for them to ALL be able to have free time at the same time!! But yes, a superb idea! 🔥🤗

[@SuperMario-it5kp]

Omg they created the perfect trilogy: Bob’s fridge, Bob’s baby, and Bob’s house

[@rick7424]

His fridge is haunted as well.

[@alizewtz]

I mean, I look forward to the new stories about Bob and his newly haunted house. But the logical part of me was thinking it might be the air current from the AC unit? We have a similar hatch to the attic and its always shifting like that as well.

[@elizabethlovett4318]

If Bob has a new house, does that mean he had to buy a new fridge too? Or stick with what's already there? Surely the legendary fridge has been left behind.

[@davidanthony3177]

Unfortunately no, Bob disclosed his Legendary Fridge because it was watercooled and when it melts it always just sits in the bottom rack

[@Birdy-jw7eb]

Bob: My house is haunted Mark: YEEEEESSSS Bob: What? Mark: What?

[@xqsk4506]

Bob has like paranormal radar. His weird job at a school that is defintely haunted, his new house, etc

[@carrioncrow7687]

If it really is haunted than Bob will have some interesting small talk in the future

[@ashleytrout7452]

I’m guessing the corner that’s most open is “falling” raising it’s opposite corner allowing you to see inside, might just need a new properly fitted hatch. Still a fun story though

[@chenstormstout9456]

I want Crenfield to be a reoccurring character on this podcast.

[@cerelvix_4662]

Our house has a similar thing! When high winds blow and all access points are closed, the attic becomes low pressure (cause it's connected to the outside fairly openly) and so it will suck the panel up and down repeatedly till it hits a weird angel

[@Jazzaside1212]

Okay so devils advocate here - my interpretations of those pictures and seeing the progression between the two, it looks like the tile is just tilting out of the hole in the ceiling, not necessarily lifted and turned askew... as if the hole or board has warped over time, possibly due to water or the house just aging, and its just tilting on it's axis. For further explanation of what I'm seeing, when looking at the second photo you were sent, the top right corner appears as if it's closer to the ground, while the bottom left corner appears to be elevated higher than the others - of course this is all from photos and the perspective of seeing it in person could completely debunk my theory, but I wanted to throw in my two cents because to me it looks like that board may eventually fall and could possibly seriously harm someone below or any property stored below, so I would feel terrible if I didn't say something - by all means prove me wrong, I am obsessed with the supernatural and the possibility of ghosts, but as there's the possibility of someone being injured I wanted to speak up just in case - absolutely love the content though gusy! I hope you all are doing well and are happy :-)

[@aronkingsolver1066]

Tbh I was thinking the same since my house is doing similar stuff

[@coolerplays3477]

It's just wind creating a suction it's not that deep...

[@mrlionman5466]

I like how Bob has a Lixan plush behind him just staring at him like he’s the one haunting Bob

[@Eos505]

Reminds me of the story of a family who found out their neighbor was getting into their house at night (using a plank if I remember correctly, to get between his house and theirs) in order to spy on the wife and kids. There have also been many stories of people finding out random squatters have been living in their homes for months and they never left a trace. It happens, and that's terrifying. I would honestly keep a very close eye on things (maybe even install a camera or two just in case).

[@garygrim9235]

Fun fact: In the US there is a haunted house clause that states that a house that has a ghost in it or has had a ghost in it actually depreciates in value meaning Bob can get some sort of compensation from the realtor for not bringing it up before hand.

[@ericaallisonc]

Ghosts don't exist my dude. And "haunted house clause" isn't a thing. -.- My family have been real estate agents for years, in fact you don't have to disclose anything involving death or murder let alone "paranormal" when selling a house...

[@MT-ll3tu]

@@ericaallisonc So then explain the Black hope curse where a whole housing area was built on graveyard full of Black slaves?. yes It a real fucking law ya troll. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stambovsky_v._Ackley

[@Peter1Griffin1001]

5:12 broke me, the "come hither finger" and his yuuhuuu

[@Lovinia1]

It’s probably just pressure that creates a puff of air that lifts the tile whenever a door opens. Our ceiling did that all the time so we have to be careful about closing the door too fast.

[@123sl8]

I still love that after like 6 years these three are still just hanging out and playing games

[@AngelJuliet]

With a baby in the house I would be super paranoid about this house.

[@M_Alexander]

We had one of those hatches in our carport but it was bigger. I saw it was open once when it hadn't been that morning, actually had the police come take a look. That carport has since been closed off and converted to a new room but not for the reason

[@signor_zuzzu]

When the hatch fully opens the demon comes out and kills you. You're forever cursed to keep closing it

[@raphaeldagamer]

Perhaps some kind of tremor could have moved the attic door? My house is near a sand and gravel pit where blast mining regularly occurs, and those explosions are big. The house is solidly about a kilometer from the blast mining and the state I live in is not frequented by natural earthquakes, but when these detonations happen, the house can be felt shuddering, I can visibly see the motion. I think activity like that could easily cause an attic door like that to move in that same way if it hit just right. Either that or it's just Crenfield.

[@thatguyro687]

I'd love to see an actual, serious ghost investigation. No jokes, no setups.

[@twistedjaide4738]

Sam and colby

[@Soviniy]

How has Bob lived 10 times the life of anyone I've met? And none of his stories are fame or money-related either, he is just event-prone!

[@morninmichigan1824]

I've heard countless stories (no idea which are real and which are not) but a lot of times squatters (Homeless people, usually) either hide in the attic or crawlspace or a home and will come out at night to get food or water. I'd suggest installing a camera in the garage or at least locking the door into the garage if you don't already. Also, check the fridge in the morning. See if there's anything missing or out of place. If anything else with that attic door occurs, and I mean ever; I'd suggest calling your local PD or Sheriff's to come take a look.

[@recipioct]

How hard did they close the door when they left? Probably just air pressure.

[@dud3655]

I have listened to every single Distractible episode literally 10 times over, I'm not kidding, somebody please help me

[@sparktaylor8489]

I appreciate that they are posting clips that are very visual on the channel

[@FlyingWonderGirl]

This reminds me of that time when I was a kid and I went to on a school trip and our cabin had an attic and one day we came back and the lid had been moved just like that.

[@lachlanmacrae1779]

Reminds me of how we were haunted for multiple years. Though I personally didn't experience any hauntings other than unreasonable feelings of fear or feelings of being watched during the night, apparently the ghost would touch my parents shoulders, grab at my brothers back, and cause spine chills and horrible feelings to them. Eventually my Mum got annoyed and told the ghost to go away and it hasnt returned since. Personally I'm skeptical, but they dont really have a reason to lie to me and my other brother for multiple years.

[@KennaRand]

Careful about squatters, we thought my old house was haunted or has a squatter in the attic because the closet door that lead to the hatch would be open in the middle of the night even after we closed it firmly.

[@psiimoth]

If they didn’t reset it after the first incident, I wonder if it just fell more open over time. That first opening though… that I don’t know.

[@hazbinotakusimp2182]

poor Wade at the end "it was funny.." Don't worry I laughed Wade XD

[@Mariewolf_94]

this could be one of three things: a/an squatter(s), animal(s) or ghostie-goos. they should find a way to access the attic to check for either remnants of someone living up there, or to check for nests and other evidence of animals coming in to roost

[@bub3101]

I love how they can joke about everything like a ghost

[@XaviWavey]

This exact thing happened a week ago (the attic hatch opening), and my all-time biggest fear is having a home intruder, and we still don't know what happened... my parents blame it on the wind.

[@_KaiTheGamer_]

We need a series of Bob's New Haunted House Updates now lmfao

[@calebottoson2769]

What are the chances that Mandy's parents are messing with them?

[@nicholasniap2720]

if they are listening to the podcast then yes it could be possible.

[@arambladen3087]

Dang! There's nothing but Bob's experience with haunted stuff in here 🤣

[@Koifishtat]

There are so many horror stories of people finding their food missing or stuff moved around and finding out someone is livin in the attic or a crawl space in the walls so if this isn't bs i would definitely check for someone set up a camera that's usually how they catch em lol

[@landonletterman831]

Good seal on the garage, every time you close the door the air rushes out the only exit, in the roof vents. Blows air through the only escape, and pops the door up. You ever wanna hear a ghost story, I have two personal experiences

[@_georgierose_]

I had one of these in my old house and in strong winds it would bang and dislodge, sometimes completely falling out. Was creepy as hell in the middle of the night but a normal explanation thankfully!

[@annecantgame]

With the amount of stories ive heard of people living in other people's attics secretly and whatever, they should get it checked and make sure that no one is actually living up there.

[@sof1099]

I have a similar hatch in my house that leads to the attic. It's really windy where I live and the wind gets inside the attic lifts the hatch. So it's often opening on its own. It's spooky if you don't know, though.

[@5crufft3ch95]

That guy even followed the married couple to different houses. It really was quite the crazy situation

[@jkmrsy]

Don’t forget that he murdered the husband, too!

[@brianweaver327]

Am I the only one who gets anxious seeing Mark's boar spear propped up like that? It's gonna warp over time! You gotta lay it flat!

[@bonusducks24]

Ghost just chilling with the ultrakill hud "something bobby this way comes"

[@dragonmaster5106]

I found this video as I am watching Ghostbusters. 😂 Perfectly timed.

[@iamalexisw2756]

I love you guys!❤️ have a good day

[@gmaster2647]

A previous house of ours legitimately had this same issue. It was in High Point, NC. We've occasionally had things turn up missing, occasional weird noises up above that we thought was just the sounds of the house setting in. We never looked up at the attic because we never stuck anything up there. However, a neighbor of ours told us as we were getting ready to move that she sometimes saw the lights in the attic turn on through the window up there. Just never said anything because she assumed we used it. So uh...yeah that freaked us the fuck out. We don't know if it was a ghost or an actual squatter living up there in secret, but both possibilities would be equally terrifying.

[@Tealwolf-il6rw]

The wind from the roof of the garage can move the hatch we have one in our hallway and the wind blows that hatch open all the time. Same thing of a push up snd raise up the panel all you have to do is weight the panel somehow like we attached a small plank of wood to ours.

[@jackburton7654]

I stopped watching this show when it’s switched over to Spotify exclusively and for the past month I just binged every episode that I haven’t seen to catch up

[@June-kw7wc]

The fact I just watched the video about his job at that old school a few seconds ago and then I come a across this video underneath it says something.

[@Kalebfenoir]

"I can see the latency!" Oddly hilarious line.

[@Lesopal]

it's actually pressure from the expanding air from the heat popping to get out, opening it. it's heavily documented as that hole is the only way for air to get in or out in most houses

[@KingsBard]

Attic goblin bull was not what I was expecting.

[@shyofthemoon1175]

Bob get some blink cameras in there! In the attic too!

[@Lil_Yuri]

The fact that the Distractible video recommended below this one is titled "this house has a sexy secret" with Bob shirtless holding an S&M whip feels oddly fitting.

[@12Prophet]

I don't think Wade should have lost points for his pun... That was cruel, Mark.

[@letsdosomething6691]

It’s possible that a pressure change can cause this. We used to have a similar attic access and when you would shut the garage door real fast the pressure would push it up and make a sound or even move it. It’s kinda like when you open the front door of the house and one of the bedroom doors close or open because of the wind. Same concept. I do believe in ghosts to some extent but I don’t think this is that. Try opening and closing doors around the house while someone stands in the garage to see which door is causing it to move. That is the most likely explanation, and if that is the cause a fix is putting the cover on a hinge or two locks like we did for ours. It will still make a sound but it won’t move any more.

[@eddiebaledy]

4:52 Wades Expression says it all to what Mark said.. XD

[@AliceBlossom-id3fj]

AWESOME joke Wade!! You deserve 20 points!

[@TheOvadex]

Well, this is pretty easy to explain. The attic should have a vent to let out heat. If there are any open windows downstairs or when a door is opened a wind gust could rather easily pop that up.

[@imhere1303]

Then why is it opening more and why didn't it open before?

[@DilliganGames]

My first thought is the attic has vents and the rest of the house is maybe sealed fairly well, air came in through the door and found it's way out there.

[@redlightning6914]

It is time for Bob, Wade, and Mark to go ghost hunting. Call Jack.

[@TheSupart91]

2:39 marks reaction hands down the best ive ever seen 😂😂😂

[@denimvelvet4670]

Bob about to become the subject of a true crime podcast.

[@KatouToast]

I'm at 2:04, which is just after Mark's description for audio-only-viewers. THIS HAPPENED TO ME. My bedroom has the only attic access in the house. It's just a square hole with a slightly bigger flat and square piece of wood (which looks just like the ceiling but recessed up into the ceiling just a bit, pretty much exactly like the pic Bob showed) I came home from work one night to find that panel off-kilter slightly, looking like someone had hurriedly closed it and left it off-kilter slightly. Exactly like the pic Bob showed! Freaked me RIGHT out. I was always sure our house was haunted and HERE WAS THE PROOF. But it's my bedroom, what am I gonna do?? Right? So now I just lived on high alert for a good long while..... until one day it was really windy. My window in my room faces the direction where the wind is always blowing. And, after a particularly strong gust of wind, that attic access thing went *FLUMP* I nearly had a heart attack, then started watching it like a hawk. Then another gust of wind and it happened again! Turns out, in my case, the wind blew against my window and the air pressure increase caused the door thing to pop up and open like a cork for a champagne bottle. Still scared me, but now at least I understand it lol

[@Savannah-hw4et]

Omg marks face at 1:11 is hilarious

[@Xainar]

Giving "Hello?" energy

[@camerondodge2070]

So, Bob is living through the plot of "Bad Ronald". How exciting.

[@supersmilyface1]

I (possibly) have an attic ghost I have lovingly named Carl. He's pretty quiet. Once when my brother went into the attic to check on the damage from a leak in the roof, out of the corner of my eye I saw a dark mass fall from the ceiling of the hallway to the floor. When I looked there was nothing on the ground. My brother disturbed Carl's peace :(

[@rompis.a]

The thumbnails in these episodes make me wish there's a Distractible Animated for every one of them.

[@wolfaya5532]

Those hatches can open on their own. If the attic isn't air tight it can pop.

[@-desertpackrat]

It looks like it's just not fitted well and it's slowly shifting over time from movement, either from drafts, air pressure differential in the attic vs. garage, updrafts of warm air from the garage into the attic, or small animals in the attic messing with it. It's just a thin panel of wood, it might be inset into a frame, but that doesn't make it that hard to move. I have the same kind of cover but instead of the original plywood, we now have an actual piece of wood, half an inch thick with two boards nailed to the other side, it weighs like four or five pounds and it doesn't move around in our drafty house. Raccoons have enough dexterity to rip a tortoise out of its shell, coatimundis (similar to raccoons) can slip through a 2 inch gap in a car window and destroy the entire inside of the car to look for food at campgrounds, you think small animals can't get its fingers down between a frame and a door and tug on it? Someone breaking in isn't gonna leave the door more and more askew each time so you know they were there lmao. Anything a ghost can do is usually the same thing small animals can do: knock things over, make noises in the walls, tilt lightweight attic doors to the side. For years I had to put things against my closet door because my house would shift every night when the air conditioner turned on and it would make my closet door tilt open from the pressure changing in my room and the latch sucked.

[@deziiluv]

I live in a house thts been passed down in my husband's family for generations. It was also built in the late 1800s. 4 family members DIED in various rooms of the house. Thts not even counting prior owners to his family. There was even a casket viewing for his great great grandfather literally where our couch is rn. Im convinced its haunted. My husband feels like hes being watched, wed hear knocks on the door n find no one there, hear random footsteps, close doors several times tht seem to open themselves (even checking tht they r latched) n our cats would just stare at random corners of the house.

[@puppypawz6055]

Sometimes the wind can get into your attic via vents and cause a draft or suction that can move your attic opening.

[@SILENTVIXXSIN]

Straight out of the movie paranormal activity lol I hope this is an on going thing lol I'm so curious now 👻

[@Lucifersfursona]

I cannot stress enough this is actually scary as hell

[@fairytail9]

My husband and I have the same problem our attic hatch in the garage works the same way and sometimes it will be open part way for no reason

[@menelcrist]

It's like Parasite where the Guy lived in the secret basement

[@drzoamon]

Lol, this actually happened to me at my mom's old house. Turns out there was a family of possums living in the house and were trying to get into the garage

[@Tastyfreeze]

It's also highly possible that it's air pressure, especially in season changes.