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Netflix' s ' The Watcher' home in New Jersey attracts unwanted attention ' Crackpots'

10/22/2022 11:40:00 PM

Netflix' s ' The Watcher' home in New Jersey attracts unwanted attention ' Crackpots'

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Netflix's 'The Watcher' home in New Jersey attracts unwanted attention: 'Crackpots' Netflix's new mystery series, 'The Watcher,' has attracted some unwanted attention to a street in the historic New Jersey town of Westfield, according to local reports. Image 1 of 2Westfield, New Jersey, locals have taken issue with tourists coming into town to see a home featured in Netflix's new series "The Watcher."(FOX 5 New York)prevImage 2 of 2Netflix's "The Watcher" series, which premiered on the streaming giant on Oct. 13, 2022, is based on the true story — or local legend — of a family that moved into the home in question in 2014 and started receiving threatening letters signed "The Watcher." (Google Maps)CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"Ominous letters. Strange neighbors. Sinister threats. A family moves into their suburban dream home, only to discover they've inherited a nightmare," the show's description on the Netflix website reads. Read more:
Fox News » Fans flock to 'The Watcher' house in New Jersey, frustrating neighbors Caught on camera: Home invasion suspects steal car keys from Toms River home New Jersey home break-ins: Woman wakes up to masked intruder standing over her bed 'The Watcher' fans causing headaches for homeowners in Rye, New York and Westfield, New Jersey

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On Saturday's 'America Right Now,' Tom Basile explains why American parents need to demand better phonics for their kids in schools in the upcoming November ... Read more >> Fans flock to 'The Watcher' house in New Jersey, frustrating neighborsThe new Netflix horror show 'The Watcher' has residents flocking to Westfield, New Jersey to see the house at the center of the show, but residents aren't happy about it. Caught on camera: Home invasion suspects steal car keys from Toms River homeChilling video shows the suspects wanted in connection to two New Jersey home invasions. New Jersey home break-ins: Woman wakes up to masked intruder standing over her bedIn one of the break-ins, a woman told police she woke up to someone in dark clothing with a mask standing over her bed. still wears a mask even though it's optional 'The Watcher' fans causing headaches for homeowners in Rye, New York and Westfield, New JerseyThe worldwide popularity of 'The Watcher' on Netflix is now causing headaches for homeowners in two of our suburbs. AielloTV reports. AielloTV I got an idea for those people...how bout just not opening the letters? No return address...rip it up and throw it out. Same thing with cyberbullying you can always shut it off 10 years later, see how Superstorm Sandy changed the NortheastWarming temperatures are making storms stronger, rainier, and more likely to strike farther north. Here’s how New York and New Jersey rebuilt after one of the costliest storms of its kind in U.S. history Except that's not the actual science is it? Liars!!! eduardosoutullo next Image 1 of 2 Westfield, New Jersey, locals have taken issue with tourists coming into town to see a home featured in Netflix's new series "The Watcher.Westfield, New Jersey, back in 2014 when a young family moved into a home at 657 Boulevard and began getting disturbing and anonymous letters, talking about the house needing "young blood" and signed by a person calling themselves "The Watcher.Toms River Police say just before 6 a.Thursday, October 20, 2022 10:09PM More Videos