Steam at 6:57 PM - The Chair No One Left Behind
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Steam at 6:57 PM - The Chair No One Left Behind
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Cold, precise, and unexplained: a steaming mug sits in a snowy driveway at 18°F with no footprints and no entry, and a kitchen in a Lackett County farmhouse chills by the degree every January evening between 6:50 and 7:05 - why does this house mark the same minutes again and again?
In this episode, we present the sequence of events tied to the Novak farmhouse and the records kept by its current owner, documenting repeated temperature drops, dimming lights, and a decades-old kitchen fire whose timing matches the modern occurrences - could the past be returning at 6:50-7:05 PM?
Person: Cheryl Novak
Date: January 9, 2019
Location: Novak farmhouse, Orchard Trace Road, Lackett County
Event: Kitchen temperature drops and light dimming
Prior Event: Kitchen fire on January 9, 1961
- At 6:57 AM on January 9, 2019, Susan Becker found a wooden chair and a steaming mug in the driveway at 18°F with no footprints and the front door locked from the inside.
- Freshly poured coffee steams for roughly four to six minutes at 18°F, implying the mug was placed moments before Becker arrived.
- The Novak farmhouse was built in 1923 and sold to Cheryl Novak at a Lackett County auction in October 2018 for $31,000.
- On January 14, 2019, at 6:50 PM Cheryl recorded the kitchen temperature falling from 61°F to the mid-40s by 7:02 PM while the pull-chain light dimmed; duration recorded as twelve minutes.
- A propane-related kitchen fire at the same house started at approximately 6:50 PM and was suppressed by 7:05 PM on January 9, 1961; a wooden chair from the original set was destroyed.
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