Osuna is the author behind the Amityville expose The Night the DeFeos Died.On November 13, 1974, police discovered six members of the DeFeo family -- father, mother and four of their five children -- shot and killed execution style at 112 Ocean Avenue in Amityville, New York. By 1977, the DeFeo home would be the center of a haunted house story that experts labeled a hoax.Although 30 years have passed, the allure of the Amityville house with its eye-like windows has yet to diminish. Amidst the stories of demonic pigs and ghostly apparitions, the real horror story remained a mystery...until now. Read what the experts are saying about The Night the DeFeos Died: "As compelling as Truman Capote In Cold Blood," says Jordan Rich of WBZ Radio Boston. Are you INTERESTED IN AMITYVILLE? BUY THE BOOK Online.
"The Night the DeFeos Died, is, in my opinion, the most factual work ever published on the incident and everything that took place after that horrific evening," says Doug Spero, Emmy award-winning journalist with NBC and CBS who covered the DeFeo murders and the hoax.
"I have now finished The Night The DeFeo's Died and, I'll be damned, but it has to take its place among the finest half dozen studies of murderers ever published in the United States. Well done, Ric Osuna," says renowned criminologist Christopher Berry-Dee.
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