While he had the box at his home, he would often share the same nightmares as people who came to stay. They also had the same terrifying dreams if they took possession of the box themselves. In an Entertainment Weekly article published around the time of the movie’s release, director Ole Bornedal claims that “really weird things” happened during production. He describes standing underneath an unlit neon light that randomly exploded and says that five days after shooting wrapped, all of the props from the film were destroyed in a mysterious fire. Bagans has been accused in the past of dramatizing, even fabricating, paranormal events on his shows. Mannis says that while shooting Ghost Adventures: Deadly Possessions, he wasn’t given clear instructions as to what to expect. After getting mic’d up, Mannis says, he was told to go take a look at the Dybbuk Box. “I’m waiting, and I’m waiting,” he recalls. “And frankly, I thought maybe they’ve got some kind of a technical issue. It’d probably been 20 to 25 minutes, and I’m saying, ‘Hey guys, what are we doing? Are we shooting or what?’” a b Dunning, Brian (19 August 2014). "The Haunted Dybbuk Box". Skeptoid.com. Skeptoid Media. Archived from the original on 26 March 2021 . Retrieved 26 March 2021. I ask Mannis, now 56, if he’s Jewish, to which he replies yes. I reveal to him that I’m Jewish as well. We talk about our shared Eastern European heritage, Kabbalah (an ancient form of Jewish mysticism), and Jewish folklore like the golem. We chat for about an hour and a half, all told.

The opened Dybbuk Box. It’s housed in an acacia-wood ark lined with gold leaf, which Haxton built. Jason Haxton Though Mannis claims to be an avid student of Kabbalah and Judaism in general, he denies Haxton’s allegation that he put any kind of curse or spell on the wine cabinet before selling it. I am a creative writer,” he says. “The Dybbuk Box is a story that I created. And the Dybbuk Box story has done exactly what I intended it to do when I posted it 20 years ago.”It was an outstanding bit of motherly support and an Oscar-winning performance,” Mannis replies. He tells me that while she was doing that interview, she was still recovering from her stroke, and if you listen closely, you can hear it in her speech. “I didn’t talk to her or coach her or commiserate with her before she did her interview.” (He later tells me that the suicides of the shop worker and his brother were real, although I have not been able to independently verify those events.) “The only way to regain control and to have viable assets was to keep writing the story.” Adding to the mystery, everyone who has owned the original dybbuk box says that it has an aroma of cat urine or jasmine flowers. a b Moss, Charles (July 8, 2021). "Finally, the truth behind the 'haunted' Dybbuk Box can be revealed". Input magazine . Retrieved July 8, 2021.

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