“After two incredible years, I’ve decided to step down as CEO of 𝕏.” — Linda Yaccarino, in a X post announcing her resignation from the social media platform.
When I was first offered the chance to take over Murder House—back when it was still called Bellwether Manor—the property already had a reputation: historic, haunted, a little misunderstood. But where others saw rot, I saw potential. Yes, strange cries could be heard from outside when the stained-glass windows flew open on windless nights, but that was probably just the madwoman in the attic. The house had good bones, mostly human. Its problems were nothing an exorcism or three couldn’t fix. I believed I could spearhead a revival of this high-profile haunt.



