It's easier than ever to find out if there's a ghost in your home, thanks to DiedinHouse.com.

For $11.99, the website searches records and news reports for information about specific U.S addresses.

To sign up, all you have to do is create an account and include your address.

Along with information about whether anyone has died in your home, the website offers a wealth of information to piece together the history of any potential deaths, including:

  • Deaths at the address
  • Names of people involved
  • The statuses of people involved
  • The cause of death (if available)
  • Any methamphetamine activity
  • Reported fires

In Massachusetts alone, there have been over 1,000 reported cases on DiedInHouse.com.

You can also look up famous addresses. The website gives an example report of musician Kurt Cobain's Seattle home.

Whether you want some peace of mind or you are the ghost hunter type, DiedinHouse.com can give you a little more insight into your home's past.

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