Apparition Encounter Plagues Family in 18th Century Farmhouse | Perron Family Haunting Analysis

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[@AltClev37]

That shirt absolutely slaps.

[@IdeologieUK]

Needs a volume control!

[@SavvyMuhon]

Gives me David S. Pumpkins vibes!

[@SavPowers]

Literally lit 🔥 🔥

[@bthomson]

In one of his ads you can get a glimpse of his closet! Wow! 🌈👕

[@Despondencymusic]

NO DOUBT!

[@dianeolson8449]

I think my house is haunted- no matter how often I sweep, the next thing I know there is dirt on the floor...

[@Topdivision0]

Today's question is, can I analyze the halloween 👕 you are wearing? Just a reminder I'm not passing judgement on your outfit, just speculating about how you wore it approaching Halloween while researching a haunting.

[@bthomson]

I think you hit the nail on the pumpkin!

[@SuperWhatapain]

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[@gabrielleangelica1977]

Remember to use the OCEAN 🌊 method!

[@SynnJynn]

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[@lavettehampton1067]

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[@LBdreamin]

The Halloween party shirt is making Dr. Grande look extra fly today

[@bthomson]

Maybe an Englishman? "Fly" is a very interesting adjective! Might mean not quite on the up and up? Or maybe just natty? Will look up and report back!

[@bthomson]

To a Scott " fly" can mean sneaky!

[@StinasArena]

@@bthomson Interesting. American English that's the definition of 'sly' (sneaky).

[@StinasArena]

@@bthomson There word 'Fly' has way too many definitions in the English dictionary, as do many other words. There's an insect called a 'fly'. There's flying' as a bird or insect 'flies'. There's the 'fly 'of pants (trousers/knickers)/zipper area. 'Fly' is also used to communicate that something is not going to work, like "Not doing your homework is not going to 'fly' with your teacher". But the slang definition for 'fly' is stylish, attractive...

[@liliannaogrady1391]

I wasn't expecting that shirt. I love the fact Dr Grande is fun.🥰

[@KimberlyLetsGo]

That shirt is a hoot!!! As formal as Dr. G can be on camera, I bet he can be the life of a family gathering.

[@lizakroberts]

Yes love the shirt! 👍

[@bthomson]

Kim formal or maybe formidable?

[@Contessa6363]

He has a cool Christmas shirt like that too.😅😅

[@janeanjacobs3717]

YES!!! PRETTY 😎 😊

[@toni6490]

"She was having a lot of anti-gravity related problems that evening" ~Dr. G. I cracked up SO loud at this 😂 Thank you 😅

[@costeladejanela]

😂😂

[@lavettehampton1067]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@PwncakeOW]

I love the deadpan delivery lol.

[@toni6490]

@@PwncakeOW Right? He's the best at it!

[@garyacker7388]

You he got me too 😅

[@lisacheney4763]

My great grandmother always said, "it's the living you have to fear, not the dead"

[@marianneodell7637]

I bought a 200+ year old farmhouse 10 years ago. I was actually hoping for a ghost or 2. It gets kinda lonely rambling around this big old house sometimes. I’d enjoy the company. And maybe they could reach the cobwebs in the ceilings for me 🕸🕷

[@OhPleaseMary]

Good news! You have at least one, but more likely 15-20 - they're just quietly waiting for the opportune moment to jump out at you! 👻JK 👻. I envy you - I'd love nothing more than a 200 year old farmhouse!

[@donna_NC]

😊

[@danae-rain3019]

Start playing with a Ouiji board. They will show up !

[@Catherinzsl]

Plot twist: You _are_ the ghost in your farmhouse.

[@karifoto]

Wow so old! Sounds intriguing!

[@Catherinzsl]

"Feeling touched by an unknown entity in the basement" is one heck of a euphemism for a random hookup.

[@jenniferwintz2514]

Well, it was in the 70s. Key parties and all that.

[@ktkt9982]

😂

[@thereseember2800]

It’s amazing how jealous you are of ‘The Conjuring’s’ financial success. It’s so true that a critic leaves no turn unstoned.

[@m.inthedesert7134]

When I was a teen we lived in an old California Craftsman-style house with an enclosed staircase to the second floor. The door at the bottom was kept closed when not in use. One day, my best friend and I came to my house after being out for the day. As we hung out in the kitchen talking, we heard the unmistakable sound of someone climbing the staircase. The noise told me that one of my brothers must going up to his room. Shortly afterward, my family came home. I told them what happened and they checked for burglars. We had been alone in the house the entire time. The fear and shock that came with that realization has remained fresh in my mind for 50 years.

[@mitchelebadoo]

Holy hell!!

[@lesliefatland4613]

Yes, I saw a ghost when I was a teen hovering over me in my bed. There's no human logic that can make sense of the things that they do...

[@justmeagain7]

​@lesliefatland4613 You were a child who still doesn't diferenciate between dreams & reality. Happened to all of us.

[@Scipio_Americanus]

Justmeagain is right. Belief in ghosts and bigfoot is silly.

[@anonone8954]

I'm 62 and I've seen one ghost, spirit, apparition or whatever one chooses to call it. It wasn't evil and I have no idea why it approached me, but it startled the hell out of me at first. I've seen one evil apparition on the side of a road and I knew better than to approach it. Yeah, spirits exist and are probably best to keep a distance and don't try to interact with them. Any one that believes in the Bible or religion should understand that ghosts and aliens have always been around. One would have to be pretty naive to believe that we are the only beings that exist.

[@lizakroberts]

When I was a kid we lived in a house where the kitchen door would swing open on its own all the time. It was caused by a draft and no one suspected anything. Then my mother started joking it was a ghost, joke got old fast and we all just ignored her (sorry mum). Then we had a friend over for supper one night, the door opened and my mother made the ghost joke and the family was like “whatever” and I looked at the kid and he was scared out of his socks! We immediately told him it’s just a joke, assuming he would get it because of course there’s no such thing as ghosts! But it was too late, he was spooked. I don’t think he ever ate over our house again. 👻

[@KoolT]

😂😂😂😂😂😊

[@daynasafranek7807]

Love that!! 😂

[@gailkelly6154]

No trick or treat at your house for him either I bet.😊🎃

[@Despondencymusic]

🤣🤣

[@skachor]

That's the making of one of THOSE houses

[@ParchedGoddess]

I wonder when our ghost stories will start including modern day ghosts asking for our wi-fi passwords and the like...

[@tina654]

Hahaha so good

[@annann4786]

😂😂😂

[@angierucinski5694]

They still walk among us, unfortunately. Aka Catfish, Nigerian Princes, Romance Scammers, etc..

[@sararivz668]

I’m in Melbourne Australia and a beautician I used to go to told me a sorry that she was driving with a friend in a back road and they saw a headless man standing in the street… he started to walk toward their car, they reversed away and turned down a street. She said he was dressed 1990s and in blue jeans/sweater… she said it was a ghost or a prank illusion but she was no clue who’d do that illusion prank, early 2000s in a small residential street.

[@RainyJan309]

There most certainly are lol! One that comes to my mind is a haunting that stemmed from a tragedy during Katrina.

[@kimmi2662]

How can Dr. Grande be so funny with a straight face?! 😂😅

[@persephoneszeliga]

He’s gotta have some bloopers and retakes where he’s cracking up🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bthomson]

Although I often do not listen all the way through other people's videos, I ALWAYS listen to the very end of Dr. Grande's videos! Not only are his stories well told but he often adds a little something ( we would like a puppy sighting please!! 🐾) at the very end! Nice shirt btw!🎃

[@moretoexplore6736]

We lived in a drafty old house for 6 years and quickly learned that when our 7# cat walked around upstairs, the floors were so creaky it sounded like an adult walking around. Whenever I was home alone, I had to remind myself it was just the cat. Sometimes, the old cast iron pipes would make the kitchen counter shake or when it was windy outside, the curtains moved. Our imaginations can get the best of us if we let it happen.

[@somewhereincanada3335]

I used to have this recurring vivid nightmare, a very elderly woman in a flowing white nightgown was standing over my bed choking me, and I couldn't move to defend myself. However, I had spent the covid lockdown gorging myself on home cooked fattening meals and gained about 20 lbs. I was having sleep apnea! Went keto and lost the weight, no more old lady choking me.

[@hesterwright3674]

I never knew keto was effective for hauntings.

[@emilyburton4095]

and maybe sleep paralysis?

[@ld3418]

That is called sleep paralysis, also known as "old hag syndrome". My sone suffered from this since he was 12. In his dreams often I would come as a benevolent presence in a white gown into his room then turn into a witch to suffocate him. I have only had it once with 4 black robed faceless creatures. Terrifying. He still suffers from it at 34 but the dreams have changed. Being conscious, terrified and unable to move while feeling like you are dying is alwasy an exhausting night.

[@elizabethhamm5320]

A good half of the comments are about the shirt. Clearly, your viewers feel treated when you rock holiday attire. Thanks Dr. G. The video was great and the shirt was the cherry on top of the sundae 😎

[@rayross997]

Orange, it's hard to find a rhyming word for it. John Lennon suggested door hinge. Have a great week Dr.Grande.

[@Swansong321]

Omg I LOVE it!❤we're going full on Halloween themed 🎃...didn't think I could love this man anymore...I was clearly wrong!❤SO much love!

[@SalemSphynx]

I had the honor of meeting Lorraine Warren (at her house!) b4 1st Conjuring release so gotta defend her cuz she was honestly like NO other person I've EVER met! Magnetic personality, funny, VERY humble & honestly just radiated GOOD energy.. When asked what the scariest thing she'd ever seen was she said: "Ppl who dont believe in God"😳 She also lived animals-had 1 cat, 1 dog & 3 pet roosters who had their own room! I got a signed copy of "The Demonologist" that was scary AF✌️

[@jostargazer3804]

I love her! I've read that book.

[@SalemSphynx]

@@jostargazer3804 As a Hairstylist & Bartender for 20+ yrs I've legit met thousands of ppl & consider myself an empath w/an excellent lie detector but I left her house that night saying "I"d believe that women if she told me she could fly" LOL! She was just SO sweet, adorable & radiated love🤷🏻‍♀️ I remember telling my bf (who went w/me & loved meeting her too) it felt like I'd just met a cross between an Angel & a Saint, fr 😳

[@jostargazer3804]

@@SalemSphynx you are lucky to have met her. She exuded a beautiful energy. Did you tour her collections? I have lived with spirits in my house ( took me twenty years to accept) so I have to adjust to the fact that some ppl aren't interested enough to really collect the data to make an informed decisions. Ghosts don't care if ppl believe 🙂

[@Scipio_Americanus]

You sound like a nutcase. No offense.

[@vickinoeske1154]

In the early 1980's my husband and I were visiting family just outside Boston. It was a beautiful cold, clear snowy evening. While walking we approached a very old home. I can't explain the feeling I had, so frightened. I told my husband we had to take another path & he appeased me. Our family knew nothing about the house except it was built in 1720. I've never forgotten it.

[@It-is-me...Melsie]

You freaking out over nothing does not mean ghosties are real, because they're not.

[@hesterwright3674]

​@It-is-me...Melsie what do you mean? If you feel it, then it's real 👻

[@robertgiles9124]

I would go with; YOU ARE NUTS. @@hesterwright3674

[@It-is-me...Melsie]

@@hesterwright3674 I mean exactly what I said. There is zero evidence that would show ghosts are real, and plenty of evidence they'd be an impossibility. Your own imagine can be a wild thing.

[@hesterwright3674]

@It-is-me...Melsie yeah I was joking about feeling=real. The human brain makes up way worse stuff than reality

[@SinclairPoppins]

It’s a little heartbreaking to think the mother basically terrorized her kids for her own personal needs.

[@SalemSphynx]

There's in fact zero proof that's what happened~just Dr. Grandes (biased) "opinion" based on his obv lack of ever having a paranormal experience which PLENTY of ppl (me included) have had dating back thousands of yrs! Also kinda funny how ppl luv trying to discredit the Warrens w/out bothering to research anyone they helped (for FREE btw!) like West Point Academy (military school) for 1 great example who called them in to help w/a problematic spirit who kept stealing items from visitors. Lorraine went into trance state & contacted the spirit who'd been a slave wrongfully accused of a crime in 1800's... Few weeks later when her & Ed were on stage at Boston College they got called off stage to take a call from West Point saying they'd found that slaves name in an old misplaced file & thanked them cuz the haunting has stopped. Its the 1st account in their book "The Demonologist" if you'd like to read it urself:) I met Lorraine at an event at her house right b4 The Conjuring came out & she was the sweetest, most humble lady ever-the museum attached to their basement however was a scary experience!👻

[@troy3456789]

If you don't have ghosts and you need ghosts, then fabricate them.

[@ShannonStevens-gl7le]

You and Christina Randall both posted this case within minutes of each other. What a great combo! I love your dry humour and you shirt, and I agree with your opinion on this completely.

[@toni6490]

Love both of them, too❣️

[@lizb8499]

​@@toni6490me too!

[@vladimirputindreadlockrast812]

I grew up living in a 200 year old farm house, and I live in an old mansion now. Quite a few of my relatives died in their beds there, some in the same bed. I'm highly skeptical of hauntings, but I'm not 100% sure, either. Sometimes unexplainable synchronicities happen that make me wonder. No flying plates or moving beds, or anything dramatic.

[@jenniferwintz2514]

Do tell! I've had a few experiences but am very cognizant of the human tendency to try to identify patterns and discern causes.

[@mrsapplez2007]

Chanel name WIN😂😂

[@vladimirputindreadlockrast812]

🤗@@mrsapplez2007

[@ThursdayASMR]

I'd love to hear your experiences. I'm a believer...skeptical believer. 😆😀

[@MJanovicable]

I know what you mean. It's nothing to go crowing about, but we do live in a weird universe according to physicists. That being said, I don't think if any of the phenomenon is something objectively occurring that it is supernatural but more likely something odd about how things work at the edges we don't quite understand scientifically...yet.

[@gailkelly6154]

OMG.....THE SHIRT love it Dr. Grande. I love how you always even in the worst cases throw in some humor in so many different ways as to not make every case morbid. You see. These are the reasons you are loved 😊👍❤ Thank you

[@radix133]

I always appreciate your composed, measured and unhysterical delivery.

[@beverleyabbott]

Love your analyses and dry sense of humour Dr Grande.

[@Despondencymusic]

I especially love it when he almost bursts into laughter.😂

[@tracyking5945]

If I were to pick a pumpkin out of a pumpkin patch, I would pick you Dr. Grande - a seemingly normal looking, orange-colored pumpkin that really speaks to me. I appreciate the Halloween cheer you bring all throughout the year. 👻🎃💀

[@laurastrobel718]

Sounds like Andrea should have hired a "ghost writer" 👻 Thanks Dr G 🎃

[@morriganwitch]

😂

[@laurastrobel718]

@@morriganwitch 🤗💫

[@flapjackluvr]

Best comment!😂

[@laurastrobel718]

@@flapjackluvr Thanks 🎃

[@AnUntetheredSoul]

What do I think happened? These are my thoughts, just my opinion... Dr. Grande was feeling the need to shift our collective focus from the unsettling events of the present. He used the season to elaborate on unsettling events of the past. Then he donned a kick ass shirt to shift our focus to the positive side of the unexpected.

[@ck9436]

Much like the family in this story, if my husband dies before me, it would be so like him to haunt me with various cleaning-related objects around the house - the broom ending up on the opposite side of the room, the vacuum cleaner suddenly switching on, the sound of the laundry hamper lid suddenly snapping shut ... just as in life, his ghost walking around and grumbling that I didn't keep the house tidy enough 😂😂😂

[@Peter-jo6yu]

That's sweet 😂😂

[@thekurtcobainfoundation4200]

Dr. Grande do MORE of these types of stories!! I loved this there so much fun. And I like your shirt. I grew up in a haunted house. No joke. Me, my Mom, my brother and my half sister we saw and heard things. We all heard walking upstairs, toilets flushing water running, I was effected the worst because he would float into my bedroom every night sit on my bed and ask me who I was. For some reason what stood out the most to me as a child was that he ha no legs and big eyes. And in the morning my Mom would find me hiding with my blanket behind my door. My Dad never saw or heard anything he was the only one who didn't. Probably cause those were demons in dear old Dad that would leave him and torment us. But his Mother my grandmother was the most TERRIFIED of the home. And when I was 13-14 when she would visit she refused to stay in the house alone at ANYTIME. So whenever my Dad left I mean just to go to the store for 15 min.he would make me sit with her. A lot of my Dad's friends were also afraid of our house. My Dad had built a enormous toy train set throughout the entire basement. He knocked down walls and removed the pool table to have room for this and he and his friends would spend hours building and playing with it. A few times I don't know why they were left in the basement by themselves maybe he went to get beer or something and they ALL would hear walking footsteps upstairs. they just assumed he came back home and it was him walking around upstairs. But when they would go check no one was home. Or they would hear water running, toilets flushing etc.. etc.. One or two saw something a ghost walk right through the wall. After that they didn't come back to our house and by then everyone had all heard the rumors. My sister once followed a ghost downstairs into the laundry room (it wanted clean clothes Dr. Grande) but we had some kind of a large drain thing in the floor and suddenly she had excruciating pain in her head and heard loud noises banging noise and she was going round and round in circles holding her head yelling make it stop make it stop!!! She saw the thing the ghost point to the floor where that drain thing was and then sank into the floor right there. I to not at home but at overnights with friends had "issues" in the night. I found myself more than once waking up in the middle of the night in a friends closet with their entire family staring at me. Apparently I had been banging on the door going round and round in circles and screaming over and over let me out!!! Let me out!! Let me out!! I can't get out. I was so embarrassed and it happened a few times. I never went back to that friends house again. I would wake the entire family up with these happenings. And I was so embarrassed because I had no control over it. This was a good one Dr. Grande PLEASE do another one!!! Thank you.

[@lisacolledge7624]

Oh my eyes!! Can you imagine that on the ironing board??!! Love you Dr Grande. ❤

[@SuperWhatapain]

😂😂

[@carolyearsley]

My home town of Ocean Grove, in a state on the East coast that shall not be named, has had many sightings of earlier residents from the Victorian era. There aren't tricks or nefarious doings. It's usually a just woman who once lived there looking around, often in the kitchen. They always cease visiting when the house is remodeled, or if the present residents ask them to please not come anymore. IMO, they are souls who, for some reason have not fully crossed over to their spiritual realm, and who miss their old place.

[@stevenleek1254]

You are reasonably skeptical. So many reasonable people, however have seen things stark and unmistakably "real" including myself--an experience that was shared by a friend who saw it simultaneously. It was traumatizing and almost obsessed me for several years.

[@dawndraper9371]

Same!

[@dawndraper9371]

Even in the fact that the experience was shared with a friend!

[@PresidentSquigglyMiggly]

Don't leave us in suspense, tell us the story!!

[@ceciliapetrowsky2572]

Way to leave us hanging.

[@jackedkerouac4414]

Never saw a ghost or experienced paranormal activity but had sleep paralysis episodes that were absolutely terrifying. I mean why would I dream that an entity with a sharp finger was driving it into my side the more I tried to move or scream?

[@maxshea1829]

I grew up in a New England farmhouse built in 1820. Old houses get that way. I don't mean haunted. I mean FEELING like they're haunted. Drafts, creaks, slamming doors, moldy odors, old pipes, and such things can give you the creeps. An old farmhouse also has a close, intimate, and familial feeling to it. You think about how many families and generations of families lived and died in the same warren of rooms you live your own life. You conjure a presence from all you sense. We thought our house was haunted. And if you say so, it kinda is. Making up horror stories is a different kettle o'fish. (1820 is old for a house in the U.S. Other countries, not so much.)

[@daynasafranek7807]

I lived in an old farmhouse in the Midwest as a kid, although not as old as the place you lived, but I do agree that they have a different “feel” to them. Nothing nefarious; just sometimes a little spooky.

[@bradsanders6954]

Yup. People walk in the 95 year old House I live in, and they all say it "feels so cozy and nice" It has a good "feel" to it. It was my grandparents house long time ago. 3 different relatives had strokes sitting in the same breakfast nook in the kitchen. I don't sit there.

[@marianneodell7637]

Yup. I also have a lot of mischievous felines and usually attribute any strange noises to them. The first winter I was in this old house I was sitting on the couch watching tv when I heard a strange “kerrrrplopppp” noise coming from the dinning room. I assumed-once again-the cats had gotten into something so ignored it until I made the rounds before bed turning off all the lights. Imagine my utter despair to find the ceiling ON THE FLOOR!! The roof had been leaking (unbeknownst to me as the seller failed to disclose that minor fact) and the plaster had gotten soaking wet and slowly dropped to the floor. What a friggin mess!! Had to replace the wall,ceiling,door and roof. It took 4 different roofers to finally fix that leak! I was told that as additions were being made to the house over the years there was a deep “ canyon” between 45 deg. dormers where ice built up and couldn’t escape so as it melted it forced its way down into the walls. The last roofer created a fake roofline between the 2 dormers so it doesn’t happen anymore. The replacement is also a metal standing seam roof. I thought it would be “fun” to fix up an old house! 🤣

[@StinasArena]

@@bradsanders6954 Wow! What are the chances of 3 different people all having a stroke... not only in the same house, but in the SAME spot! Probably best not to sit there, as you said! If they're all family you might be susceptible to a stroke, even without sitting in that spot. If you haven't reported that in your medical family history, you might want to. At least I would think your Dr would want to keep an eye on your vital signs, (ecp. Blood pressure) & blood labs (i.e. basic panel, cholesterol, glucose, cardiac enzymes...). The following can also make you a candidate for a stroke: - High blood pressure - High cholesterol - Atrial fibrillation - Diabetes Also, if you ever have any symptoms of a stroke, get to the hospital ASAP! Some common symptoms of a stroke: - Numbness or weakness in the face, arm, or leg - Confusion - Trouble speaking - Trouble understanding speech - Trouble seeing in one or both eyes - Trouble walking - Dizziness - Problems with balance - Severe headache tPA (tissue plasminogen activator) can be given at the hospital to help break up the blood clot & stop the stroke. It ALSO reduces the severity of a stroke AND reverses some of the effects! So the damage isn't as bad as it could be! This can mean the difference of being disabled or not, or even life or death. However, it MUST be given ASAP within 4½ hours after stroke symptoms start. So don't wait!! 🙂

[@SalemSphynx]

So tell me how you'd explain unintentionally seeing a FULL yet transparent apparition of a young soldier (in Revolutionary War type uniform) walk thru ur basement then vanish into a wall? Oh & he was seen in same spot doing same exact thing MANY times b4 the 1 time I saw him by a friend staying in our (finished) basement?? His 1st night sleeping down there he ran upstairs & told my bf "you guys know u got a ghost down there?" to which my bf (who grew up in that house which btw was built on "Old Salem Village" land in MA) said no & tho he didn't really believe him, asked him to not tell me cuz knew I'd freak out...Week or so later I was down there midsentence chatting w/our friend when that soldier walked thru RIGHT behind him! Was most mind-bending, reality altering moment of my life & his response to my stunned af face was "Omg, omg did you just see him? It was a soldier right? You saw him!" He was SO psyched & validated cuz I saw it too & told me to go tell my bf what I'd just seen which proved it really did happen which totally freaked my bf out! Whole thing made me more sad than scared tbh cuz felt we'd seen a spirit that wasn't at rest but hope & now, many yrs later suspect it was a "residual haunting"=still shocking but harmless🤷🏻‍♀️ It's something you HAVE to experience urself to believe in & even then it's still tough cuz we're programmed NOT to believe that's possible w/out help from hallucinating drugs neither of us were on lol. The house I live in now btw was built in 1850 & is in Salem MA but its ironically the least "active" place I've lived👻

[@alice_evermore]

For several years, in Brussels, I lived with my partner in a 3-storey townhouse, built in1906. We slept on the 3rd floor and one night, only a few months after we moved in, we were both awaken in the middle of the night by the sound of footsteps loudly running on the stairs. We both bolted out of bed and went to investigate, turning all the lights on. No one was seen and upon searching the entire house for intruders, all the doors and windows were secure. The fact that still puzzles me, and one I cannot explain, is that we were BOTH awaken by the loud footfalls inside the stairwell, yet no one was there?

[@Flamsterette]

Thanks for the upload, Dr. Grande! Your Halloween 2023 shirt is awesome, and your true fans love your humor! October 23 is Slap Your Irritating Co-Worker Day, Boston Cream Pie Day, Festival of the Forgotten Gods, National Canning Day, iPod Day, Swallows Depart From Capistrano Day, National Mole Day, and National Pharmacy Technician Day.

[@dodiekoehler]

Another interesting story/case study. A house with 7 people living in it. 5 of them kids, there's bound to be little piles of dirt right after you're done cleaning and things moved from one spot to another without anybody knowing anything about it.

[@BlessedbytheKingofKings]

Interesting thx for sharing. Edited to say Christina Randall just posted a video on this exact case 3 minutes after you posted yours. I’ll listen to both. Interested to see who tells it better. of course I love your dry humor so you might win this one.

[@thesongbird2383]

Dr. Grande - 🎃 K.I.L.L.E.R. shirt! 🎃 You're always such a great storyteller. 👍💜🌵

[@soupergenious]

I'm glad Carolyn brought attention to the supernatural, both real and imagined. Her dedication to the charade has led to multitudes of entertaining you tube videos. I appreciate the entertainment, and the shirt you wore to analyze the Conjuring House.

[@Jormaukko]

As on time as on time I could be, thanks for your uploads, Dr. Grande!

[@Fat_Shadow]

I'm not a medium. I'm an extra large.

[@HappyCat3096]

I love ghost stories. I used to work in the old Bellevue hospital building in NYC in the 80s. There were lots of rumors about how it was haunted. A couple of nights when I was working late after everyone else had gone home I had some "experiences". Even creepier, after I stopped working there I had to go the Bellevue ER next door and I had another experience there, like it had missed me and was looking for me. I haven't been back to Bellevue since.

[@vickinoeske1154]

You did not disappoint in that truly awesome Halloween shirt. Bravo Dr. Grande.😊🎉🎃👻🦇🕷

[@charlesclarke3242]

Big fan. First comment. I love the shirt. More importantly, thank you for sharing your intelligent perspective of certain current events & people of interest. Psychology has always interested me, even studied as second major on my Bachelor's degree. Didn't go back for more formalized education as you did tho. You are inspiring.

[@kaydee4296]

Ole Dr. Todd...Making Spirits Bright... 👻🕯👻🕯👻

[@twown]

Man, Doc is rocking that shirt on the 23rd?!! This week is gonna get SPOOKY!

[@jamiephillips6036]

Thanks again for your analysis Dr grande! Love a good " spooky" ghost story - no matter how ridiculous it may be!!! Really cool shirt too!!!☠️⚰️💀👻😱👻😂😊😮

[@MaiAlOthman-ug5ub]

Hi Dr. Grande! I’m from Kuwait and look forward to watching your videos every single morning! Thank you for all the fantastic content you make 👏🏻❤️

[@katep23]

Brilliant as always! Thank you. And I love the shirt!

[@Witchy_Woman]

Love these paranormal stories. Also, love the shirt!

[@lenasamzelius5530]

I knew it. I am plagued by ghosts. Those piles of dirt on the kitchen floor are following me around, no matter where I move. Where are the Ghostbusters when you need them? (Or should I vacuum more often..?)

[@clarewillison9379]

😅Who you gonna call? Dustbusters!

[@eucliduschaumeau8813]

We just had a small reunion this weekend of people who grew up in our town, which is the town with the famous "white lady" haunted cemetery. We all went to see the Warrens speak at a town hall in 1974 and they covered this case in detail. The Warrens lived one town over from us and we all agreed, that as kids, we all had to sleep with our lights on for months after the public event. A car was found in a pond last weekend with two people deceased inside of it, right across the street from the haunted cemetery, which is what got us talking about the Warrens. The house in Rhode Island had many strange happenings. We all remembered the woman spectre with the broken neck, but the homeowner also said the woman appeared in their bedroom after the air in the room suddenly got so cold that her husband's skin was as "cold as marble" during the encounter and she could not wake him up. They also cut into an orange in the living room and saw blood come out of it. These stories are still very much alive amongst us natives here and it is sort of odd how this video appeared in my feed two days after we talked about it at length. Don't even get me started with all the UFO sightings that happened during that time as well. For a small farming town, we have had more than our share of strange events.

[@Scipio_Americanus]

A town of crazy people and liars

[@KiwiKenyaMango]

Dr Grande’s personality, along with him just casually wearing this shirt, is amazing.

[@RGSCOTT]

That’s no Gourd-inary Hallowe’en shirt 👍

[@helpyourcattodrive]

Keep the Grande zingers coming! Thanks for this interesting haunted house episode at Halloween time, Grande. ❤Your pov is much appreciated.❤

[@sarahd8093]

He wore a Halloween shirt! I saw a comment the other day asking you to wear one so it's great to see you have it on! I know I'll be the odd ball here but I absolutely believe in spirit. I watch a select few mediums and I know they are gifted and real. Even they say most psychics on KZbin are fake and even the best one is 80% accurate. For me it's comforting and I live my life with love and appreciate everything. It's a miracle that we are right here right now and life's a beautiful gift I try to make the most of.

[@GGiblet]

love your spookycute shirt Doc!🎃🦇👻 always love your festive attire and decorations, so much fun

[@joychappell3817]

Love the shirt and the creepy Halloween themed story!!! Thank you Dr. Grande!!! Happy Halloween 🎃 👻

[@kellyyork3898]

Love the shirt! Have a Happy Halloween!

[@carfo]

I love the Halloween theme with the vids, and that shirt is fire

[@lavettehampton1067]

🎃🎃🎃 Love the shirt. Thanks for sharing the Halloween theme 😊

[@bergkampmagoo5964]

I love dr Grandes’ pithy witty comments that he inserts in some of his opinions & observations .

[@jesusadecorazon5258]

Thanks Doc for this video and for seriously being funny.. yes i watched all those horror movies just for the experience of being scared, thrilled and entertained but adaptations can be exaggerated for cinematic purposes and thats what they do. More power and analysis Doc 👍

[@colettedemaria1009]

What I like with Dr Grande is the décalage or difference between his serious doctor face and his choice of shirt . Priceless !

[@catlady9012]

How can so many people be wrong about their experiences? My mom and grandmother both saw the spirit of the first born brother. He died at age 1. He visited them one night when they were sleeping. Ny grandmother woke my mom who was about 4 years old. He was standing by the bed, giggling, looking really happy and had rays of light beaming from his head.

[@kellyanni5092]

Love the shirt and your Halloween Spirit. TY Dr. Grande😉

[@user-sm7iv5wl4l]

Would love to hear your analysis of, "why or why" did van der Sloot take such a ridiculous plea deal? Does it have anything to do with narcissism or infliction of more pain? Great shirt Dr. Grande!!😀

[@vladimirputindreadlockrast812]

That would be a good story, for sure.

[@KatSpade1018]

He does seem to revel in bringing pain and misery to Beth Twitty, toying with her over the past 18 yrs about Natalee. I don't believe all of what he claimed. I don't believe there was a cynder block, I think it was his foot the whole time and no way he walked a few into the ocean and tossed her. We've heard about his dad and the boat from the beginning. I think the boat is more plausible. I also believe the reason he'll never reveal the entire of truth of what happened that night, aside of the control it makes him feel that he has over Beth, is that if he's the only one that knows the 100% whole actual truth, he feels like it ties him and Natalee together somehow. It's sick but he thinks it gives them some bond only the two of them share. The plea deal... He gets to toy with Beth, yet again, and he knows this is going to be the last time she'll ever listen to a thing he says and he wants to twist the knife one final time. Also, that deal made his 20 year sentence run concurrent to the remainder of his sentence in Stephany's case which will be served out in Peru. The only way van der Sloot steps back into the US is if he gets released early from his sentence in Peru. Then the remainder of those 20 yrs for Beth would be done here but the likelihood of him getting an earlier release in Stephany's case is highly unlikely. I know I'm not Dr. Grande, lol, but thought you might like another opinion to compare with your thoughts 😊 I'm glad Beth feels she has closure but I feel like van der Sloot got off to easy with that concurrent sentence.

[@HeatherHolt]

Bc Jesus so he claims 🙄 can’t roll my eyes hard enough

[@user-sm7iv5wl4l]

@@KatSpade1018 Yes, but the 20 year plea, (even if concurrent) is a ridiculous plea for him to accept)! The max he could have been charged for embellishment was only a couple years.... Which, (after his Peru sentence) the US never would have charged him with....

[@KatSpade1018]

@@user-sm7iv5wl4l the U.S. already charged him in an indictment in 2010 for extortion and wire fraud but the same year in May van der Sloot killed Stephany Flores and was facing trial for her murder. The U.S. still had an indictment for van der Sloot all these years and this past summer Peru agreed to allow him to be extradited to the U.S. to face his charges. It was expected that, if convicted, he would be returned to Peru to carry out the remainder of his 28 yr murder sentence for Stephany Flores then immediately be extradited back to the US to serve his sentence for his US charges. He pled not guilty in June to the charges of extortion and wire fraud and if found guilty of both charges faced a maximum sentence of 50 years in prison to begin serving immediately following the conclusion of his Peruvian sentence. He would have never seen the free world for the rest of his life. By pleading guilty to the extortion and wire fraud and admitting to the killing of Natalee and how he'd killed and disposed of her he would receive a sentence of 20 yrs imprisonment to be served concurrently with his Peruvian sentence. However, if he is somehow granted early release prior to the next 20 yrs in Peru he would be extradited back to the US to finish the remainder of the 20 sentence, followed by 3 years supervised probation. He got a sweetheart of a deal. Instead of 50 years flat after his Peruvian sentence, he gets 20 yrs concurrent to Peru followed by 3 years supervised probation. He would have been a fool to turn that down. For the Holloways, it was never about prison time as much as finding out the truth so for them this is a victory.

[@WizardOfTheDesert]

Doctor Grande, that Halloween shirt is fantastic. Much respect sir.

[@milo4902]

Love the Pumpkin Shirt. Love your sense of Humour. Nice Humble Guy.❤

[@dissidentfairy4264]

This story will draw a line in the sand between believers and non-believers. Non-believers will not believe in supernatural activity. Whereas, believers, won't completely dismiss it. I lived my entire life without ever experiencing any paranormal activity, but several years ago, when I stayed at the home of a distant relative who claimed to have experienced paranormal activity, I experienced some strange things myself while staying there. I was laying on the sofa by myself when I felt two fingers slowly walk up my spine. It felt like a cat but there wasn't a cat in the home. I thought someone was playing a trick on me. So I leaped up off the sofa and found that the only two occupants in the place were asleep in their own rooms, and it would have been virtually Impossible for either of them to return to their rooms without me seeing them. One was a 90 year old woman. A few days later I heard an unfamiliar man's deep voice say, "I see you" and then there was deep laughter. He said it n a very mocking teasing sort of way. There was no one there. One of things I was told by one of the relatives was that a bathroom fixture that was screwed down on the wall above the mirror violently shot out toward them at a fast rate of speed straight across the room. The person who caught it did not believe in God or supernatural activity, only empirical evidence, but after that experience they were forced to reconsider what they had previously believed to be true because It defied the laws of physics!

[@dissidentfairy4264]

PS I don't believe in ghosts but I do believe it's possible to experience demonic activity. Prior to visiting them I stayed away from any form of activity that could attract paranormal activity, ergo, I never experienced any paranormal activity, but the relatives that I visited were involved in tarot card readings and seeking advice from psychics. Could those activities have attracted the dark side? I don't know, but I suspect that it may have played a role in it.

[@amalian3756]

​@@dissidentfairy4264Tarot Cards Reading is occult. It definitely can open doors that should be shut.

[@dissidentfairy4264]

I agree. @@amalian3756

[@donna_NC]

See he does read the comments👍🏼 Love the Shirt… Mr. Grande

[@Lindasinish]

I didn't hear your opening, because I was in stitches over your pumpkin shirt! Thank you for the surprise giggle. 🤣🤣🤣

[@jenjabby]

Fun shirt and Fun/interesting episode🎃 I love this time of year!👻🍂

[@HeatherHolt]

My “mother” thought our house was haunted, she had a medium come bless the house (it was as dumb as it sounds) and they literally said there was the ghost of a cow on the steps - bc on the other side of the road there used to be a cow farm. What. In. The. Actual. Fck. lol

[@CynthiaParkerPhD]

Great shirt! Thank you for your subtle playfulness.

[@b4unoit949]

The only man to make ghosts insecure and have them rethink their afterlife.

[@dangela3039]

Here for the puns and Halloween shirt !

[@LBdreamin]

Caroline wanted to raise her spirits hahaha

[@elizabethwarman9028]

Hi Dr Grande, good afternoon, excellent analysis. Interesting case, actually you don't know if your house is haunted because ghosts appears solid. My Uncle lived in my current house before my parents, Grandma, sister and I. Said the toilets flushed by themselves and cabinets doors were open. I couldn't explain the toilets, but earthquakes explain the cabinets. The only thing my Mom saw was a man in overalls. My Canadian cousin woke up seeing this man at the end of the bed my cousin was using while visiting us in Southern California. A couple of years ago I was getting my house( now mine, my family has passed) reappraised. The man during the appraisal said, " I said good morning to your Dad." I responded with, "He came with the house!" The last thing to happen was a face on my SmartTV which appeared in a photo I took of my dog Herschel. Welcome to my life. Love your Halloween shirt . Happy Halloween.

[@leesielou9783]

I completely agree with your assessment of The Perrins’ and the Warrens’! It is a good story, but not as good as that shirt, Dr. G!!😂 LOVE IT!😂

[@marisawoods]

Love the shirt, Dr.! 🎃

[@ankejacobs4649]

Love the shirt Doctor! I can’t remember what the story was, mesmerised by the shirt!😮

[@chewygal69]

Absolutely loving the shirt doc!!!!!!

[@diannaboss4167]

My like 👍🏽 and my admiration for your Shirt 👔, Doc❤

[@margio1152]

Excellent show! (As always) Absolutely LOOOVE your shirt! Keep rockin' it, Dr Grande

[@heatherl4739]

Yesssssss..... Love the Halloween vibes Dr Grande! You're rockin' that shirt! 👏

[@AnastasiaFafo]

I love the shirt! Great one, Dr. G! I can't stop laughing.

[@deloradeabel8487]

Your sense of humor ,that shirt,and a straight face makes this a top notch video!🎃

[@Chris95J0]

Love the shirt!!! Thank you Dr. Grande for another informative analysis!

[@whiskeytangofoxtrot1986]

Dr. Grande PLEASE analyze the case of “a haunting in Georgia” the mother, Lisa, is my 6 year old sons great aunt and Heidi is his cousin. ❤

[@Scipio_Americanus]

No

[@Scipio_Americanus]

Con artists

[@RaeKaeB]

Love your shirt! 🎃

[@jmarie8618]

I love your shirt Dr. Grande 😊 It made me smile

[@commonsense2680]

Dr Grande your sense of humor is out of this world! Especially with your dead]pan delivery! Thankk you, I never believed in anything paranormal since I was a child. Never seen one scintilla of evidence nor heard any credible witness.

[@morriganwitch]

Great video , fantastic shirt , and Happy Halloween to Ms Grande xxx

[@anasnow7302]

I love your shirt, 😂Dr. Grande ❤

[@Zia01023]

“Home inspection ghosts”. 😂😂😂 Love your witty humor, Dr. Grande.

[@victorhugoraga4896]

The shirt and the looking side to side while saying “I’m only speculating” 😂😂😂❤ we love you Dr grande