Its screams
still wake me from sleep. I see the faceless man standing
in the basement butcher shower washing away the blood from
his naked body. He turns, and his eyes sweep across me.
The room begins to spin...
What kind
of evil lives at the Union Screaming House?
In this
true and terrifying firsthand account, our next guest
author, speaker, radio host and producer Steven LaChance
reveals how he and his three children were driven from
their Union, Missouri, home by demonic attackers in his
book “The Uninvited”. LaChance chronicles how the
house's relentless supernatural predators infest those
around them.
Steven is
a Haunted Survivor, Author, Speaker, Talk Show Radio
Host, and
Executive Producer.
Steven founded Missouri Paranormal
Research and co-founded the Paranormal Task Force after
living through an extreme haunting himself along with
his family and friends. Steven developed the idea of
The Humanistic Approach to investigation in order to
help others. In July of 2007, Steven left MPR and PTF
to pursue independent endeavors.
Stevens focus is on extreme, private
hauntings. These investigations are typically dangerous
and intense in nature with either an individual or a
family endangered by a demon. He has successfully
investigated and concluded many such cases because of
his personal background in negative hauntings, the
network of investigators he has developed over the years
and upon whom he relies for back up and/or advice, and
his compassion for people.
He is frequently called upon to speak
about various investigations he was involved in, and he
has also been a featured guest on several radio stations
across the US, the UK, Canada, Asia, and parts of South
Africa. Steven is not a stranger to television
interviews either and has had many interviews with him
published in newspapers and magazines across the US. In
October of 2006, "Fear House" premiered as the first
show of the third season of the Discovery Channels, "A
Haunting." This show featured Steven and the story of
the Union Haunting and was later rated as the #1 episode
in that series. In addition, he has been interviewed
and filmed for inclusion in numerous paranormal
documentaries. He also has begun directing his own
projects with the release of The Morse Mill Project.
Steven is also a published author.
His short story was published by Barnes and Noble in
2006, and he is a contributor to magazines dealing with
paranormal activity. In 2008,The Uninvited was released
by Llwellyn Worldwide as a major project. The book
received critical acclaim. The Uninvited is being
released in a French version in 2010. Steven
was also included the books Weird Hauntings and Weird
Missouri. Steven has numerous other writing projects
that he is currently working on. His newest book, Crazy,
is with his writing partner and fellow Survivor Denice
Jones.
Steven is a much sought after
lecturer. Steven’s personal experience, his involvement
in many other paranormal experiences, and the philosophy
he has developed towards paranormal investigations make
him a fascinating speaker.
Steven also has a background in
corporate training and is available for on-site training
on developing working relationships within companies and
how the “humanistic” approach to investigating the
paranormal can be used to create a successful and
enjoyable work environment.
Steven is a Talk Show Radio Host and
Executive Producer by day. He is a top notch
interviewer that has been admired by some of the best.
He also uses these skills on the weekly paranormal
Internet talk show with Denice Jones called, "Haunted
Survivor."
Steven’s interest in the paranormal
is a fluke. By all common standards he lived a perfectly
normal life until he and his three children moved into
an extremely haunted and dangerous house. This haunting
is factual and has been well documented. Because this
terrifying experience involved his own children, one way
to get him quickly involved in an investigation is to
tell him that there is a child involved. Based on his
own life experiences, Steven doesn’t have to search for
proof of the paranormal. He’s met it face-to-face.