“I’m Watching You”: The troubling letters ‘The Watcher’ family received

Coming to Netflix “The Watcher”, the new thriller series from “Dahmer” creator Ryan Murphy. The story of this psychological thriller is based on a true case, in which a family was harassed by a mysterious man who called himself “The Watcher”, who sent troubling letters to the new owners of an old house in New Jersey.

The story of ‘The observer’ It is based on a real case, which is dramatized by Naomi Watts and Bobby Cannavale, who play the Braddocks on the Netflix series. While, in real life, this couple were the Broadduses, a family who bought a house in 2014 and who, with all the hope in the world, moved to a neighborhood that seemed like the perfect place to start a new life.

will this be? 13 October when ‘The observer’ hit netflixand of which only a single trailer has been unveiled, an advertising movement that it seems that the company will not continue to support, as happened with Evan Peters’ ‘Dahmer’, although at this moment it has already become the most viewed and important original series of the company, of all time.

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Derek and Maria Broaddus was the family on which it came ‘The observer’. This family, along with their three children, move to their new home at 657 Boulevard, New Jersey. Shortly after being home, the father begins renovating the building and notices a letter in his mailbox, which says, “Dear new neighbor, let me welcome you to the neighborhood.”

The hell that the Broaddus of “The Watcher” went through.

When everything seemed like a normal and warm welcome, they noticed a message in the letter that foreshadowed the hell they were about to go through. “How did they end up here? Did he call you 657 with his inner strength? ” According to information from New York magazine, on the front of the letter there may be a worrying message: “I’m watching you. Thank you for bringing young blood ”.

The anonymous sender signed his letters “The Watcher”, and even fast forward to the end, the police have never found the man, or any suspects, to date. The mystery man warned the Broaddus: “657 Boulevard has been my family object for decades and, as his 110th birthday approaches, I have been tasked with watching and waiting for his second coming. My grandfather looked at the house in the 1920s and my father looked at it in the 1960s. ”

Following the release of Netflix’s “The Watcher” trailer, a Twitter user found an article in The Cut, which details the case that the Broaddus went through and which inspired Ryan Murphy’s story. In the Observer’s last letter, he wrote: “Do you know what’s hiding within the walls of 657 Boulevard? Why are you here? I’m going to find out.”

The family immediately began to worry about the situation and the risk it could represent for their children. They contacted the police, who could not do anything, while calling the former owners of the house, they found out that the same thing had happened to them, and they left the place.