Abstract

This article explores an aspect of haunting and terror that surfaced after the Columbine schoolshooting, a specter crafted and refined through the journalistic practice of framing. This ghostinhabits the house of media, where it still continues to surface. American Horror Story: Murder House presents an incarnation of this ghost, opening a new way of thinking about bothjournalistic framing and the specter of mass violence.

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