Netflix's paranormal documentary series ’True Haunting‘ shed light on two extremely sinister supernatural occurrences from the viewpoint of individuals who experienced them. From the makers of The Conjuring including the famous James Wan, True Haunting was released on Netflix on October 7, 2025.
Since you have landed on this page, True Scoop assumes that you have already watched the docuseries on Netflix and digging deep into Chris Di Cesare-
The first 3 episodes of True Haunting are centered around Erie Hall in Geneseo College, located in upstate New York.
It was September 3, 1984, when Chris DiCesare was dropped off there by his father, Vito DiCesare. There, he instantly made a bunch of friends: Craig Norris, Linda Kalasinski, Jeff Ungar, Paul, and more.
Chris intended to compete in the Olympics and was an enthusiastic runner. However, one day he began to be haunted by an invisible force that kept calling his name. His situation continued to worsen, but he finally admitted that he was being haunted when he hurried to Jeff's room to seek assistance after seeing an unidentifiable shape within his own.
It was then, when Ed and Lorraine Warren yes, the real-life couple who solved real-life hauntings whose fictitious versions served as the inspiration for The Conjuring franchise visited Geneseo, when Chris' predicament got relieved.
Notably, when Chris went to shake hands to Lorraine, she refused to do it and it filled him with negativity.
In the end, Chris and his friends believed that there indeed a supernatural presence. It was released that the spirit that was haunting Chris and his friends was of a soldier. He was tortured after being tied to a tree by Native Americans. The tree was near the College from where Chris used to pass by during his morning run.
Chris now lives in United States. Over the years, Chris has not only featured in productions like ‘School Spirits,’ ‘Please Talk with Me,’ ‘Surviving Evidence,’ and ‘My Horror Story,’ but also penned four books.
He contributed to ‘C2D1: An Examination of the Extreme Haunting and How the “Ghost Boy” of Geneseo Came to Be,’ co-authored ‘Surviving Evidence’ with William Edwards, and most recently published ‘The Ghost Boy of Erie Hall’ in September 2025.
Now, Chris is in his early 60s, and is a devoted, loving, and proud son, brother, husband, father, as well as a grandfather.
