Podcast Appearances
So in the months that followed, the Perrin family kind of just fell into a regular routine, living alongside whatever the fuck was in their house and doing their best to carry on while still enduring strange events and strange encounters.
With Roger away most of the time, Carolyn and the girls were left to fend for themselves.
And when he would return, there was always the inevitable disappointment when he refused to believe their stories of the haunting.
The experiences themselves were incredibly stressful, but Roger's skepticism seemed to make everything worse.
According to Joe Nickel, Carolyn came to feel as though she was being overtly challenged by Roger's disbelief, as though her opinion was entirely irrelevant, her recounting of events fraudulent.
Well, it would piss me off if John just straight up didn't believe me.
So the tension that grew between Roger and Carolyn acted as kind of a wedge between them and only pushed them farther apart from each other.
And that was when Carolyn really needed a lot of support.
Things took a turn for the worse when in the absence of her husband's emotional support, Carolyn turned to a neighbor, Sam, as a kind of confidant.
There's no indication that their relationship was anything but platonic.
My reality television show head just went...