Derek and Maria Broaddus thought they had bought their dream home.
In 2014, they purchased 657 Boulevard, a large family house in Westfield, New Jersey.
But before they ever spent a single night there, Derek found a letter in the mailbox.
The sender didn't use a real name.
They called themselves The Watcher.
The letter claimed that their family had been watching the house for generations.
And soon, it became clear that The Watcher wasn't only interested in the property.
They were watching the family too.
They knew Derek and Maria had three children.
Then they learned their names.
They knew when the family visited the house.
They even mentioned details about what one of the children had been doing inside the property.
And they began asking which bedrooms the children would sleep in.
The Broaddus family contacted the police.
The letters were examined.
Different suspects and theories were investigated.
But no definitive answer was ever found.
The family had paid around $1.35 million for 657 Boulevard.
They never moved in.
Years later, they eventually sold the house at a major loss.
But one question never went away.
Who was The Watcher?
A neighbor who could see the house every day?
Someone connected to the family?
Or someone who has never appeared in any of the known theories?
What would you do if someone started sending you letters proving they knew where your children were and what they were doing?
Leave your theory in the comments.
Fear Up Close.
Closer Than You Think.
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