There was talk of satanic ceremonies, ritual sacrifices, demon raisings and, worse still, it had been confirmed to be the final resting place of the Highgate Vampire. Nobody, save those at opposite ends of the struggle between light and darkness, would enter within. Neighbours talk of strange goings-on at night and mysterious flickering lights in upper windows. Investigating the reports, Journal reporter Roger Simpson and photographer Ted Stormer came across unmistakable signs in a top floor room of a witchcraft ceremony. The Journal understands that this was a bizarre attempt to raise the horned god in a black magic ceremony.
Residents refuse to walk past the house, which looms behind overgrown trees.
Something evil was said to have taken residence and now stalked the lonely corridors. Mysterious lights were occasionally seen flickering behind vacant windows which stared down like eyeless sockets. But obliteration would not come easy to this House of Dracula as some would call it. But few need any reminder. Many visitors have reported feeling frightened as the chill atmosphere pervades the warmest of days.