The Dybbuk Box
A demon infested wine cabinet, Passed from Owner to Owner, Each Letting Go Only When They Could No Longer Endure It
A small wooden wine cabinet, purchased at an estate sale, should have remained an ordinary antique… Instead, it established a pattern.
Owners who dismissed it, later understood they had to get rid of it. Horrific, recurring nightmares were reported and described in horrifying detail. Physical symptoms followed. Electrical failures were described in its immediate vicinity.
The cabinet was sold and returned. Transferred again. Each change of ownership was accompanied by accounts that echoed the last.
What followed led to religious intervention. What is in the box?
This article continues below for paid subscribers.
Paid subscribers receive one exclusive article each week, in addition to the free weekly article.
Paid subscribers receive one additional exclusive Case File every week, a complete investigation researched and written to the same standard as every public publication. Each draws on archived hearings, overlooked testimony, recent revelations and source material that extends beyond common circulation.
Membership also includes behind the scenes insights, research notes and material that could not fit within Substack’s limits, along with video updates, day in the life recordings during active investigations, previews of forthcoming articles, and occasional clips or streams from visits to locations known for their own strange history.
Support begins at £3.50 or $4.75 per month, with the option to pledge more for those who wish to contribute further. Independent research, reviewing hours of footage, analysing transcripts and travelling to relevant sites requires both time and expense. Subscriptions make that work possible.
Free readers will continue to receive the weekly Case File as always.
Thank you for reading and for supporting this work in whatever form that takes.
