CREEPY LOOK Inside Baltimore’s NOTORIOUS GYPSY MURDER HOUSE

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[@sirarnie9837]

I been there many times before with my grandmother when she use to get her palms read there. The gypsy lady was very smart and use to sell my grandmother and others "blessed" Altoids, yes the breath mints. She charged like 5 dollars per tin, which was an insane amount back in the early 90's. But people literally ate them up. You were supposed to eat them once a day to keep bad spirits away. Yeah it's dumb I know.

[@DanBellFilmIt]

So interesting!

[@sirarnie9837]

Karen Lindsey I knew about it before Dan made the video. I am from Baltimore, so people know about it here.

[@lisatheboywonder6744]

What did she look like? I want to put a face to the woman. Makes her more human rather then ' headless victim.'

[@stuartpickles6907]

@@sirarnie9837 somebody get you a cookie!

[@Catherine-yu8rz]

My uncle worked on this case and was one of the leads on it. Very disturbing when he talks about it today. You can see the fear and sadness in his eyes when he talks about seeing her body.

[@andrewrhyne9946]

That's so cool I just heard the story on the live stream. Not cool for your uncle though my heart goes out to everyone

[@porridgesilt]

"So, you'll never believe the luck I had today. I was heading down to Dunkin' Donuts for a Boston Cream donut and an apple fritter when I noticed the door to the decapitated gypsy house was open! Of course I haaaad to go in and check it out! What are the odds, right?!?" *Things only Dan Bell would ever say.

[@thethrowawaythatstayed7055]

porridgesilt haha sounds like me tbh

[@chickychrissy9405]

Goof

[@AlanWattResistance]

It's like the house died with her.

[@lauraromdeussen864]

It did. No one would go near it afterwards.

[@david328ci]

AWResistance nobody would go near it except for urbex explorers like dan

[@AlbinaTheDivine]

Laura RomDeussen Why? I’m sure it wasn’t haunted. I’m sure her family made sure her soul was at rest. It being a brick house they last very long with little to no damage. I most definitely would have purchased it and made it a nice home.

[@JimD410]

@@AlbinaTheDivine you most not be from bmore this is not a area for a (nice home) this strip here since I can remember was the strip for prostitution in 80s and 90s there were prostitutes every were there are 2 strip joints right across the street and if you keep heading further down route 40 it gets worse (drug corners) this area is mostly failing businesses Roberts furniture across the street from here fortune reading was a great furniture place and I went to school with Mike the son at old bishop john neumann school they made really nice furniture but they have closed there doors too. Oh also there use to be a massive homeless camp on the other side of the street too by train tracks not sure it it's still there or not. But like I said this isn't the area to have a(nice home)

[@itshitshow3856]

​@@JimD410It's a rough area but people still live there. I know because I live in the area now. The large house across from Dunkin is now being renovated. There's a large Latin presence in the area, mostly young families. The businesses along route 40 are doing fine and they recently added a car parts store where KFC used to be.

[@blewbyboy]

6:25 DAMN THAT’S A CREEPY BASEMENT YOU’LL FLOAT TOO, DAN

[@thethrowawaythatstayed7055]

octo the alien haha

[@morguemomma5124]

I find old buildings like this to be so fascinating, you can feel the history when you walk through them.

[@jennicase]

the wallpaper inside the entrance was perfect, typical creepy murder house wallpaper

[@Joshuk1984]

A fortune teller was murdered in her own house. Bet she didn't see that coming.

[@ebonyperkins4129]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😝😝😝😝😝😝😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@giovanna722]

Very witty.

[@xDrikenx]

If she were more powerful she wouldve.

[@GankTown]

Sir .Driken her son said she called him the night before and said she had a bad feeling and told him to be careful

[@kimberlyj.sullivan9304]

@@GankTown She should have heeded her own gut instincts.

[@thesaexplorer]

The door was wide open...it could of been a trap lol

[@MultiStar84]

+Seektheday that's where I purchase my Xanax and Lean

[@brendanvaile8877]

+Ween Fawn so. fucking. edgy. holy. shit.

[@shelliehammonds9878]

@@MultiStar84 now you just need to go to any meth program to bug them. The on in the bay view area right next door to the police station ppl sit outside and yell bars, pins, bottles,Dean's,fans,girl, boy...l, Smh,,, and the one on North Avenue.

[@pamelahicks517]

I had a very uneasy feeling just watching you walk through the rooms of the house. The basement was extra creepy because it smelled really bad and you couldn't tell what was in the darkest part. I was glad when you finally got out of there.

[@luissdstuff6381]

Even in the daytime, the house gives off weird vibes. The first video you did of the house was super creepy. And this one was no exception. Have you ever wanted to go back to a place and see what happened to them? It would be interesting to know.

[@faithdaily1959]

I used to pass there often in the 80s, 90s, and 00s. I remember when the murder occured. It used to have a nice covered front porch and a neon sign in the front window. The porch and all the exterior trimmings were removed after the murder. Wish I had a pic of it then to share, but I was always driving when I passed by.

[@thomasnee270]

I remember those things too.

[@rondavis8294]

Great video Dan, these episodes are really cool. You ever consider doing a show about Baltimore's "Hidden History"? I think it would be really cool, but I'm a history nerd too.

[@MandieTerrier]

That would be really interesting.

[@louc3268]

What a terrible way to die and for her poor son to find her that way. Bless both of them, I cannot even begin to try to imagine...

[@dipschwantz1]

So awesome that you got to see the inside! I was curious with the first video. Thanks for sharing!!

[@bigjennsworld9881]

Your channel is great! We love it! We can only strive for this kinda greatness. Keep them coming!

[@samanthashurter6039]

😍😍 love this! you're so good with explaining everything too.

[@graceaaronathotmail]

Thanks for posting Dan !! It was so nice to finally be able to see inside !! I remember watching your original video late last fall, and wanting so badly to see inside the house. Keep up the great work guys. Your fan from the Great White North LOL Toronto

[@Justin_03svt]

I have drove past this place before. I have always wanted to see inside this house thank you so much for this footage Dan! Please be careful out there looking forward to more awesome videos!

[@TheDarkKnight1983]

Those stickers are very cool. I've seen this art before and it's definitely a 70s' era DC Comics. Joker, Penguin, Riddler, and Lex Luthor.

[@joannesabourin1108]

So glad I found your second channel - don't know what took me so long though :) Great work!

[@AbandonedExplorationUrbex1979]

Wow Dan, we finally got to see the inside. I bet it felt creepy indeed! We've all been waiting for this video, thanks for uploading it! 👍

[@MaxZomboni]

Nice house. It looks structurally sound to me. Solid brick walls, not the crappy single layer of brick over a wood frame you see today. The house looks like it is well over a hundred years old. If somebody buys it and fixes it up, it should last another hundred plus years. The electrical will need to be upgraded though. The electrical fixtures are all from the 1920s. So the electrical hasn't been upgraded since that time. The kid's stickers from the 1970s are a nice find. I hope somebody buys it and renovates it.

[@madchenbronson8202]

Also I LOVE your cutting room floor episodes! The commentary is always brilliant!

[@Ben_Dover753]

Love your work Dan, thanks.

[@HOSSgarage]

keep the vids coming! great work!

[@Brianthehistorynerd]

Nice job Dan I'm happy you got the opportunity to go in. It's just so sad what happened to that poor lady.

[@kokkonutfreaks]

Great video, Dan! I always wanted to see inside here!

[@bridgetfranks7519]

I'm so glad we got to see the inside through the video! Love it!!!

[@madchenbronson8202]

Absolutely love your videos! They got me into watching many abandoned explorers! You always do a great job!

[@reznerPTV]

could you recommend some other good channels to check out please? Thanks!

[@madchenbronson8202]

+reznerPTV I like The Carpetbagger, Tiki Trek, Exploring with Josh, urban exploration - I think several people do these separately. There are others I've seen but haven't subscribed too. Unknown cameraman is one also I believe.

[@reznerPTV]

Madchen Worley Ill check those out thanks!

[@madchenbronson8202]

+reznerPTV you're welcome!

[@JTube571]

The Proper People is a good one too.

[@DanBellFilmIt]

The house has been demolished. twitter.com/thisisdanbell

[@Mattressmatterssandman]

Dan Bell / Film It Have you ever come to Detroit to explore? A ton to see here.

[@Karmy.]

Dave Haire ikr

[@C01dEyes]

I'm taking a wild guess that you Sir are a Baltimore native like myself....awesome dude

[@MrMegacool28]

Me three! I'm also from Baltimore! I remember seeing a lone abandoned house on drives into the city, but I can't recall if this is the house or not...

[@southsydesasha3125]

MrMegacool well i read about this in the paper& Gypsys from all over hundreds came to funeral& vowed to have the place destroyed. Even tho her son sold it for 40k? The fellow Gypsys got their wish,

[@brookexp4710]

As always awesome video Dan! Very said how she died though , tragic I couldn't imagine finding my mother like that!

[@andrewbrendan1579]

This was once a great row house or townhouse with that long narrow floor plan. I wasn't getting any particular vibe from the place, mostly thinking about how nice it once was.

[@Dan-dq8rs]

I was thinking the same. Sad that a horrible thing had to happen there :(

[@AlbinaTheDivine]

Me too!

[@kct1975]

Great revisit of the Gipsy Murder House! I remember your first video of the place very well, and it was creepy then, and I honestly wouldn't have the guts to actually enter it on the second trip. Very Cool Video...and very Interesting look inside the house.

[@jacksgirl14]

Once again nice work Dan, I don't usually scare easily but that place gives me the creeps

[@MattKittredge2112]

That's like 5 minutes from my work! I go into that Dunkin' Donuts occasionally, LOL

[@DanBellFilmIt]

Donuts and horror in the same parking lot.

[@MattKittredge2112]

Dan Bell / Film It Well NOW, especially...since I now know the horrific history of that house. Thanks alot, Dan. -_- Haha :p

[@lauraromdeussen864]

Someone needs to make a movie about donuts and horror---( but not like the GingerDead Man, although Busey is pure gold)...

[@CuracaoLife]

I remember this one form you main channel! Great to see inside!

[@Martynjs]

Yuk. It looks like there is head juice soaked into the floorboards where the head was found.

[@xDrikenx]

Yeah it stained the floor, doubt that it will sell after this. I mean who the fuck is going to buy a house of a decapitated gypsy woman.

[@morticiaaddams3613]

I noticed that right away, too

[@bassl0va]

I would. It's a great story to tell unexpecting guests.

[@MyCatInABox]

Martynjs Hmm...."Head Juice", huh?

[@lauraromdeussen864]

Roberts Discount Bedding owned the house and used it for mattress and furniture storage for a while, before apparently selling it to Dunkin Donuts (thank you Dan Bell for letting me know). The family originally wanted it torn down but there as an issue with permits and probate, so it was sold. HUGE ordeal for my culture because it was the fear that it'd turn into a spectacle.

[@bevyk777]

Whenever I saw that place, it struck me as odd that it was built like a row home, but no row attached! It's wild to be seeing inside of it after all the years of driving past it now and then.

[@Milcom34]

Cool Video Dan. I Would have never went down into that basement alone....Where the Hell was Will..... at Duncan Donuts??? Thanks.

[@404HandleNotFound]

That place freaks me out even in the daytime! Nice video, Dan.

[@LITTLEMANADVENTURSES]

It's so awesome that you got to have look inside the house

[@InfiniteRen]

I love those really old style light switches at 2:19 My grandparents' old Victorian house always had these and I thought they were so cool. Haha, the little things..

[@MaxZomboni]

Those light switches are originally from the 1920 and before. They are kind of dangerous, because they don't meet modern electrical standers. But some companies sell nice replications of them, that do meat today's electric standards.

[@PianoHead26]

I know but seems more modern then than what we have now to flip up and down. Push button in the 1900's that is more modern than now lol....

[@IVR02]

My grandmother, who recently died due to bad health and old age, had one for her porch light. Every night, at about 7, she'd head out into the hallway to switch it on-the switch was so loud, you could hear it from the other end of the house.

[@Katreyn_]

Awesome! Glad you got to finally go inside.

[@thecatsmeowfromny]

such a sad story, but just like you I would also been a bit freaked to be in the house!

[@pipsqueakNZ]

Apparently, the lady was also known as Sister Myra, and she came from a very prominent Gypsy family. Also, the man who murdered her was released in 2003!! WTF??? articles.baltimoresun.com/2009-05-15/news/0905140095_1_myra-house-of-horrors-discount-furniture

[@kct1975]

Thanks for the interesting link!

[@cwf081166]

I found the same article in the Baltimore Sun "crime beat". Hard to believe Clark was released so soon.

[@FallingGalaxy]

Yeah, comfy thought, isn't it? But with prisons being privatized and profitable, people at the top running them prefer non violent offenders they can use as virtual slaves and profit off of imprisoning them over people who really SHOULD be imprisoned which is why you'll hear our prisons are too full (Not with murderers, rapists, and pedos the way it should be but with drug dealers and thieves and such that really should be handled another way). We have more people in prison in America than should be, its disproportionate to every other First World country on the planet in this 'free' country of ours.

[@itshitshow3856]

​@@FallingGalaxyHe was incarcerated in a facility for the criminally insane. He was then released in the custody of his mother in 03. This has nothing to do with private prisons.

[@clenaghen123]

Thanks for the creepy story,,,, love it.....

[@ricbonnici4878]

Good video, sad that there was a despicable murder there but also in some respect good that you manage to respectfully document the building and story before it is gone from memory and time 👍

[@jeaniecoudriet6201]

Was the murderer ever brought to justice? Another interesting video! Love your works!

[@JustSheilz]

Ive been fascinated by this family ever since hearing about that murder. I actually worked in the cemetery she (and many others from the Stevens family) were buried in.

[@dontabaltimore1974]

Its interesting that the Dunkin Donuts is still their it's been their since the 80's I believe. My dad used to work at Beth Steel and I remember vaguely as a kid in the 80's passing her house of course she was an active gypsie then. Wow

[@IVR02]

I'm surprised it's still open. You'd think they'd have packed up ages ago, but I guess it's the only thing around...

[@dontabaltimore1974]

+BikerBoyNJ Its been their for years maybe the Donuts are that good. Not I don't know lol

[@IVR02]

Donta B Most of the Dunkin's that I've been to have awful donuts that are always stale. I doubt this one is better.

[@dontabaltimore1974]

+BikerBoyNJ The one in Reisterstown, Md has always fresh donuts it's probably one of the few. I agree with you though overall

[@SlavaSesh]

My grandpa was an exec over at Beth steel, I wonder if they worked together at all...

[@chellysworld7674]

Is it sad that I've lived in Baltimore my entire life and never from what I recall remember seeing this house 😕

[@luvssnow9258]

love your channel dan

[@antoinetta70]

Love your videos!! :)

[@angel2of7death]

Love your shit, Dan. Fantastic channel, both of em'. Cheers.

[@GaSouthernEagles]

Nice touch there at the end switching back to the original video!

[@berliner0]

thats crazy great vid

[@lauraromdeussen864]

Sounds trite, but I want to thank ALL of you for not making derogatory "Gypsy" (we call ourselves Romani) comments--I knew this family and am Romani myself, and it was a scary time for us, because we were so afraid it'd start a chain of excuses on "Gypsy hunting" if you know what I mean. "The curse made me do it." Yes, we know that the family wasn't totally innocent, YES, we know about the fraud...but no one deserves to be decapitated in cold blood, regardless of if they're Romani or anything else. It's why I have never searched for videos about this house on KZbin--the hate you encounter in the comments is sad and really frightening. You all are amazing, and thoughtful, even those who don't agree with her profession. Thank you all. Blessings.

[@damonhewitt9066]

glad to see this comment on here because it sums up exactly what i was thinking. i'm rroma also, from baltimore, and related to this family. i now live in north dakota and face crap a lot for being rroma nearly every day. you are so right: it has been really refreshing and wonderful to see this video, to come here with worry that i'd see a bunch of disrespect, and to just see like... regular people being people and not trying to throw our culture under the bus.

[@lauraromdeussen864]

Sa'ar saan--I'm Bohemian Rroma (so the "other" set of rroma in Baltimore, but we all knew each other). I'm so sorry for what you face...where I am now (Vegas) there's not as much in terms of comments and prejudice but as a professional on the East Coast it was horrific. The posts here were so refreshing to see--you summed it up so well as "regular people being people." Is your kin still there?

[@damonhewitt9066]

+thebookofcreation lmao is this 1953 or are you actually serious right now

[@lauraromdeussen864]

Now, Las Vegas but before I was off Walther (Parkville area) and my family was in Patterson Park/Rose St/Monument area.

[@damonhewitt9066]

+Laura RomDeussen My direct line have all died or moved on, save two or three people I'm not in contact with. However, everywhere I go I find more of us, so...!

[@frankieb9234]

Night visit!! Prob to busy of an area. Love your vids.

[@LikaLaruku]

It would cost more to repair that house than it would to knock it down, haul off whatever can't be recycled, & rebuild. The bricks are loose, the window frames are shot, the wood floors are unsalvagable, you'd have to spray for mould, it's likely got asbestos, rat droppings, & termite damage. The foundation is probably sagging, the piping is probably rusted, all the utilities would have to be replaced, the stairs likely need to be replaced....

[@deeznutz3669]

Used to drive past this everyday on my way to johns hopkins. lots of abandoned houses in this part of town but this one always stuck out to me.

[@Daniel28021991]

Awesome that you get a chance to get inside!

[@ksero1000]

Greetings Dan Bell from Rte 40 east, in SW PA!!!

[@josaphene]

Good thing you got to see the inside of this house. I drove pass there today there's a "notice of demolition"sign on the door

[@crowmigration8245]

03:15 The living room is looking a little overgrown

[@tes420]

Hey Dan, Great Video..If you ever make it to New England there is a Cemetery I would suggest Checking out in Union CT. It is called East Cemetery or Rindge Cemetery...Very Tiny plot but a lot of great History including some Revolutionary War Vets (Lexington Alarm) and some Old school Mason's from the early to late 1800's. The Cemetery is cool and all but the thing that has me really Interested in this place is not even the Cemetery....A buddy of mine told me about a crazy experience he had at this cemetery when he was 17 (1997), I wont go into the story but It was a crazy experience he had. The story prompted me to look up the cemetery on Google Earth. I was able to find it by his Description and I started to look around the area for anything of Interest...About 500 Yards into the woods, Directly behind the cemetery I noticed a small pond, when I zoomed in closer I noticed that there was a house under the trees!!! I couldn't believe it and It is in the middle of nowhere with no roads or any clear paths to it so I'm guessing it has to be a house from one of the earliest settlers!!! (1700's) I don't know if you would be Interested but I would love to find out what is really out there and see if I can figure out the history behind it!! I realize this is a longshot but I have been watching your videos for a few months now and I really think this is right up your alley!!! If you are ever in Connecticut and you would like to talk more please don't hesitate to send me a message and keep up the awesome videos!!! Peace

[@chess1458]

I grew up about 10 blocks from here...I remember when this happened

[@Modern_Nostalgia]

Next time, please bring Will. You'll need a sacrificial lamb if you ever run into trouble!

[@Modern_Nostalgia]

I'm joking, Will is awesome too :)

[@Modern_Nostalgia]

Emrats Alpha He really is

[@heresjohnny6598]

thats rite dont want dan getting hurt

[@xoGullysMumox]

Haha poor little Will xx

[@jackyblue67same10]

Wow r u serious or just joking ?

[@cruisingwithwilliam]

great video

[@dedgrips]

amazing!!! i've been wondering what the inside of this place looked like since i saw the first video....and if any ghosts were there too 😂

[@mariahpudder4273]

i go by there alot and never really knew the story my mother told me a murder has happened there and explained it different from what she has heard. That house has been emptied since as far as i could remember. thanks for the info and look around xx :)

[@AdamHH11]

Woah you have a shop website now!

[@mindofmajorbaltimore4570]

I used to work across the street from that house at Roberts Discount Bedding when that happened. I heard he actually took the head outside and threw it through the front window.

[@williamschutz4982]

There are a few videos on KZbin of this place. All of the videos have one thing in common..... The lawnmower sitting in the front room as soon as you walk in. I am surprised no one has stolen it yet!

[@rustyalcorta3643]

Anyone who steals from Romani will be cursed for life...

[@horselover5876]

I ride by that home every day and remember that lady every day ... such a horrible event

[@Play-ue8bp]

Not as creepy as the Meat Factory or Regency Inn in Pine Bluff but absolutely spinechilling. What a gruesome way to die.

[@arthurkent5254]

Thanks for the video viewing.

[@DJRockyStyles]

Never knew about this. I used to go to that Dunkin Donuts everyday. Used to live right near there. Now it’s gone and they made the DD parking lots bigger.

[@pigoff123]

I agree. Baltimore's Hidden History would be wonderful

[@myniece11]

Gosh that had to have been beyond horrible for the sons to find their mother like that! Did they ever find who killed her?

[@QuietStorm0611]

Nope he in jail now

[@itshitshow3856]

​@@QuietStorm0611No, he's not. He was released into the custody of his mother in 03. His current whereabouts are unknown.

[@cyanidekiss]

I find it odd that I've never known the history of that house but I've always wondered about it. I used to drive by that house 2 x a day to and from work.

[@CrazyforTrouble]

How old do you think the building is? Where there buildings next to it that got demolished?

[@LumbeeMike]

I was a kid when this happened. I remember it like it was yesterday...

[@Emi-yr1rk]

For some reason, youtube unsubscribed me from your channel. I loved your content since 2015. Big fan of the dead motel series. Don't know why youtube unsubscribed me.

[@Thomlistentoslayer]

keep em coming :)

[@gramgraml7020]

This is one of the saddest situation. I would never live in their for sure! The whole story is creepy. I believe you told me that man is not in jail? Poor woman God rest her soul!

[@BoogieTheMann]

Thats crazy,the report said there was a broken window pane and i see some in the closet there...

[@Canerican.]

I heard music in the video when Dan was walking up the stairs!!! It could have been from a passing car!!!

[@faithdaily1959]

Last I heard it was bought by the mattress retailer across the street. Was "Robert's" but the name doesn't appear on the building on Google Earth now.

[@MzSweetz01]

I remember when this happened so sad

[@faceface-qg9or]

i live in maryland and i work about 6 minutes from there i never knew what that building was. i would go to the dunkn d right next to it

[@jenniferashley99]

You know what else is sad..the decay of a community; how that neighborhood was probably alive and neighbor's knowing neighbors ...now it's all condemned and bland.

[@itshitshow3856]

It's neither condemned nor bland. It's a rough area though but there are rougher neighborhoods in Baltimore.

[@Bad13luck13]

3:48, what is that movement behind the door? looks like a tv, shadows from passing traffic?

[@inkbledsmurfett]

Yeah cars outside

[@TheMusicGuy]

walked past that home when i was a was a kid all the time,never knew.

[@rat7710]

Does anyone know what kind of style is this house? Seems pretty cool.

[@addanametocontinue]

Narrow doorway and stairwell...

[@Lelamaemusic]

I have never been more on edge watching any of your videos, than this one!!! Something about decapitation stories always fuck with me. I had my first night mare about finding a head (of someone that I knew.) when I was 7. Ever since then I have at least one dream a year involving the same type of death...and that is how I'm almost certain that not only will I discover a dead body one day, but I'll probably find the head, first....sorry. Storytime is over, now!

[@CrimePayzBitches]

Pleaaaaase do other things than the dead mall series

[@ETX213]

Hmm. Good video!