DON'T WATCH ALONE! 10 Scary British Urban Legends - American Reacts

[@Kari_B61ex]

🤣 😂 😅 You never fail to make me laugh out loud JT. WHEN you visit the UK, I would definitely recommend a visit to The London Dungeons. I went a few years ago, and I'm not usually easily spooked. But, at the end of the tour, you visit the 'Ten Bells Pub' and the 'landlady' tells you tales of the Ripper Victims. The lights go out and something happens - I screamed! 😅

[@garethpendlebury7996]

Or send him to spend a night in The Ancient Ram!

[@Trebor74]

Try visiting the real ten bells. It's still there. For those that don't know,it's where the last ripper victim(Mary Kelly) drank before she was murdered. He lodgings were just across the road. Theres a plaque outside and is a frequent stop on ripper tours.

[@psychogoreman198]

@@garethpendlebury7996 a night in the ram inn would be hysterical to watch.

[@mindthegaphj637]

"Tripping with Billy Bob in the backyard at night" 😂😂😂😂😂 JT I love your humour lol.

[@Pilot.0101]

My dad was a police officer in Sheffield, back in the 70s his colleague came back from a patrol late one night in a panic talking of a man running at high speed towards him and leaping over walls over 6ft high. He stopped in front of him on a road called Limb Lane, a road leaving Sheffield in the south of the city towards the peak district. He had bright red eyes and smiled so broadly it terrified him. His colleagues, my dad being one, said he sounded mad and to keep quiet. The next evening, starting shift, a woman was in the stations enquiry desk in tears. She claimed she heard a baby crying in her yard, went to investigate and came face to face with a man with bright red eyes and a beaming demonic smile. He slashed at her shoulder, she screamed which brought out her oldest son. At being disturbed he leapt over the yard wall and fled. Nonchalantly when my dad told me nan, she said, "Oh God, Spring Heeled Jack is back!" Dad is and was a very hard man, nothing bothers or bothered him and he said that line from Nan chilled his blood. In 2007, whilst working in a pub, a lady came in and randomly told us she needed a drink after seeing glowing red eyes peering through her kitchen window whilst she washed the pots...

[@moretus2270]

😳😳😳

[@benwheeldon9055]

That’s a bearded Micky mouse with those headphones up there at the beginning 😂😂 Lots of love to JT!

[@skyrat3816]

How many Devil's Bridges are there? There's one in Cumbria that crosses the River Lune at Kirkby Lonesdale with a similar folk lore behind it. There's heaps of urban legends and folk lore all round the British Isles, from giants throwing stones to an actual boogie man named Purple Ackie that started as a myth to scare kids from going out at night around Liverpool and turned out to be a real person.

[@steverollins7717]

Not the devils bridge, but there’s the hairy hand bridge on Dartmoor. Again more of an urban legend I think. Still a good story that my parents used to scare us with.

[@mxmoondoggie895]

Purple Aki is genuinely one of the funniest Wikipedia entries you'll ever read. If it wasn't for the fact a child died because they were so scared of him they died in an accident while running away.

[@skyrat3816]

@@mxmoondoggie895 He wasn't a child but a teenage lad and Aki wanted to feel his muscles. Yeah tragically enough that was when the myth of Purple Aki came true. I've worked with ex-cons and even they said they'd give Aki a wide birth and were shit scared if he ever turned up outside their cell.

[@chrisstones1249]

You're without doubt the most entertaining reactioner on , KZbin young man . fabulous and please keep it going, your British fans love you 👍👍👍👍💎💎💎💎🇬🇧

[@gleadhill79]

I don't know, ItsJPS is really good too, I'd love the two of them to come to England together cos that would be epic!

[@evantimmins581]

JT, my man. You are beginning to use more sarcasm. You are nearly a true brit! Welcome mate.

[@brionyaulton670]

I'd just like to point out that Iona is in fact a lovely Scottish isle to visit, I've been a few times now and it's got a great community, with people all over the world visiting. It also has some of the nicest Scottish beaches I've ever seen.

[@julianaylor4351]

The rumour is that Springheel Jack was a circus performer. He may have used sprung stilts to perform his jumps, and scared his victims with a fire breathing act and maybe the eyes were primitive lenses.

[@jamesmason3348]

Great reaction, as always. Not sure Jack the Ripper can be classed as an urban legend though.

[@gilgameshofuruk4060]

My thoughts exactly. Anything that leaves 5 mutilated corpses behind isn't a legend.

[@clockworkpotato9892]

I think it was linked less to the murders themselves, but instead to to the Mystery surrounding it...

[@jhaustrick2535]

I love how you wore your hoodie ... you should also have presented that from under a blanket, peeping behind a pillow! 😹

[@danosverige]

I grew up playing in and around Boggart Hole Clough and the Boggart is more known for being an Imp full of mischief rather than a large ogre! Despite it's name, it's probably more known for the "white lady" figure that has often been seen drifting through the dells and hollows and across the footpaths. Yes, I've glimpsed her.

[@bechmam4750]

I used to walk from the cinder path by booth hall thru there to st matthews. Do u remember the shop at the bottom of the hill?

[@danosverige]

@@bechmam4750 - Very much so. Mum would buy me ice cream from there to stop me shaking at the shrieking of the peacocks that roamed around there freely! 😂 Might be before your time if you're calling school "St Matthews". It was St Gerard's when I was a lad lol.

[@bechmam4750]

@@danosverige i started at st matthews the first yr it split with st anthonys (lower) n st gerards (higher) so that gives you the specific yr. Yes i remember the peacocks too! 🦚🦚

[@ruthfoley2580]

I grew up on Rochdale Road near the Alliance pub. Was in & out of the clough all the time.

[@danosverige]

@@ruthfoley2580 - And now we're all famous in Kentucky...what a time to be alive! 😎

[@johnsaint577]

Hey JT...keep up the good work. Ya gotta watch Isle of Man TT motorcycle race. Racing bikes on the open road. Isle of Man is an island in the Irish Sea between Wales and Ireland but part of UK...

[@MrSapperb3]

We have a devils bridge in Kirkby Lonsdale too, quite a popular stop off for us bikers. Great views and a great burger van 🤣 same story as the Welsh one though. Love it there

[@glosbrummie]

The scariest thing about living in the UK is that we have Boris Johnson running the country

[@tokyoto1]

Boris is iconic

[@johnyoung5413]

That’s scary because it’s actually real

[@Diamondmine212]

No the scariest thing would have been JCorben and his cabinet of crazy ministers like Diane Abbot, “ abolish passport control this country is too white”J McDonnell as chancellor throwing money about like confetti,David Lammey white peoples are racist etc etc.😵‍💫

[@emeraldslayergaming3412]

True lol

[@58jennypenny]

'' I'm burning it down'', with you there there JT...

[@PowerPunk31590]

Love urban legends they are my favorites things thanks for doing this video JT

[@c00key]

I lived right near to Boggart hole clough as a child 😁

[@garethrees9431]

Do a video on Welsh urban legends we have plenty!

[@AdiSneakerFreak]

Time to see a reaction video on PURPLE AKI ! The urban legend that turned out to be real.

[@wackojacko0295]

For the Americans reading this: purple aki is a tall muscular black man who wanders Liverpool squeezing the muscle of anyone he comes across. Yes I am serious.

[@xxxyz721]

When growing up PA was a supposed urban legend where I lived and it was freaky/amazing to see the bbc3 programme about him a few years ago…

[@scouser97]

Loves a muscle squeeze and making ppl squat infront of him

[@liamholcroft7212]

Was waiting for someone to mention purps

[@c00key]

He is hanging around Wythenshawe now

[@Ryan-rh1vc]

If The Frittening scares people to death if you see it, how are people alive to describe it?

[@TheDiplococcus]

Bless you JT, with the headphones on the top of your head and the hood up you look like an adorable teddy bear. :D

[@paulwalsh172]

Lol.... "I'm gonna sleep with the damn lights on tonight". 😂😂😂😂😴😴😴

[@keslitsmith1252]

I used to live in Wales & near Devils Bridge! It is a very pretty place to visit. If you get over here & to Wales, it is worth a look.

[@richardparker56]

Yo, JT. I’ve seen flames come out of the ground. Me and my friends saw it on the top of a hill (Malvern hills). Unexplained. These things happen! As an Englishman I just carry on without explanation!! It is what it is!!???🥺 Keep on reacting. I’m waiting for your mail opening vlog!! Weird shit is normal over here! What’s weird to me is what us crazy UK people send you!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Enjoy!👍

[@danielleisabellabanyard9968]

Loving the micky mouse cos play at the end there bro. Fyyyyyre!

[@GaryHayward]

A youngster in early eighties' Britain, I watched the British TV series "Arthur C. Clarkes Mysterious World" and some of the stories scared the crap out me to the extent I can still remember some of the weird things they featured, such as Arkansas' Fouke Monster (tell it to "Fouke off"?) and Louisiana's Honey Island Swamp one. Also, the story of supposedly ancient carved crystal skulls.

[@markkettlewell7441]

Hey JT you’ll have a million subscribers in no time. I believe in you 😄

[@scoobydoodandy4296]

Having your hood up actually makes you a much more attractive victim.. Not only can you not hear the footfall of the psycho sneaking up on you, matching his steps to your steps but your peripheral vision is also significantly impaired. That's what I hear, anyway....

[@lynnyoung1555]

I remember watching that video love your reactions hilarious 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😂😂ye need to watch parts 3 and 4 💁🏻‍♀️

[@99fruitbat94]

Nettas body was covered in dozens of tiny scratches when it was found . She had an interest in working with ' Elementals ' something that is considered to be particularly dangerous . She also suffered from a weakened pituitary gland which the occult writer Dion Fortune claimed , placed Netta at particular risk from Elementals

[@paulwalsh172]

Hey JT. No 10 was from 50 years ago. Could they do some type of photo shop back then? Loving your reactions.

[@crowhillian58]

Photoshopping has been going on since photography was invented.

[@mistycrom]

I may or may not have missed the ! at first and gone looking for the first 9 'don't watch alone' reaction videos.

[@ParanormalExplorers]

Nice one mate enjoyed this thanks.

[@JustCallMeHen]

Anyone else thinks JT looks like a teddy bear with his hood up and his headphones around the top oh his head when he did the intro? So cute!!!

[@ncfcgee]

The thought of you never showing us your socks again is the real scary thing here! What happened to us seeing them every video?

[@philipr1567]

Sorry, my dog ate my socks.

[@LegitViper83]

Jt your videos are always worth a watch all for way to the end keep them coming

[@emmawhale7168]

4:00 to answer your Opium. I enjoy watching your vids you always make me laugh or feel better. I'll look forward to watching more

[@Naturally3m0]

My nans auntie, Aunt May, was caught in the terrible tragedy in Bethnal Green. Luckily she survived it, but my nan, 93, still remembers it all as if it were yesterday 😩 not too long ago, around 7 years or so ago, my nan swears she saw Aunt May sat on a stool in my nans living room, says she could see her clear as day, and she didn't do or say anything, she was just sitting there as my nan was walking in the room. We all believe her though, she was so shocked and scared and yet happy to see her at the same time ❤

[@swanchamp5136]

In Burnley in the north west of the UK there are multiple urban legends, ghosts and so on, probably due to the proximity of Pendle hill. There's the Beehole boggart who apparently skinned an old lady alive and left her skin on a rose bush, from what I can work out that area it lived is now Turf Moor football (soccer) ground. There is also an area called Boggarts Brigg which used to be coal shaft, not sure on the history of the name though. During a Sunday pub football (soccer) match in nearby crawshawbooth the devil apparently rose up from the ground and joined in, upon kicking the ball it turned into a fireball shooting across the pitch causing the players and spectators to run in fear.

[@jimmyhughes5392]

boggart hole clough park does have a very sinister feel about it, i lived right next to it as a kid.

[@taniaPBear]

Let's face it, you're funny! Love this channel sooooo much.

[@tb8175]

Great video jt, loved watching your reactions

[@MrDjbremix]

You know there is a theory that Queen Victoria had a Grandson called Prince Albert Victor who was Jack The Ripper. A Royale Ripper, Love It.

[@princessshelley3304]

Please do more creepy reactions I love these! :)

[@Neenie1976]

When my sons were little, I’d take them to school and I’d sit waiting for them to go in. While I was waiting the whole class would crowd round me for a story. The thing is my stories were scary lol I’d either tell some urban legends or make up a mini horror story. Without fail day in day out the kids would come for their morning story lol. Kids loved me, the mums on the other hand, not so much 😂😂. Highgate cemetery isn’t far from me. I’ve been before, it’s creepy but nothing happened. My husbands friend though went there one night and swore blind he saw the vampire. He had seen something because he was absolutely shitting himself. Cold Christmas is scarier

[@shawneharmer]

Loving the hoodie look. “ oh my god, they killed Kenny!!!” South Park tv show

[@tylerelfling7727]

For the fly Get a spray bottle and fill it with water, spray the fly and the water should affect its wings making it difficult for the fly, to fly, giving you enough time to catch it 👌

[@GaryHayward]

I did that once to try to shift and then more easily catch a big house spider, but it took as long to catch it that way as without the spray, plus mopping up all the water on the ceiling, walls, etc. Catching flies is easy, though. I just get a wide-necked jar and, starting from a distance of about six inches, very slowly and steadily move the jar until it traps it. Takes me about twenty seconds.

[@tylerelfling7727]

Its not going to work of a spider 😂 It affects the flies ability to fly as its wings get wet, its why insects don't fly in the rain

[@GaryHayward]

@@tylerelfling7727 The spray was partly just to get the spider moving as it was just sitting there. It did slow the spider down, maybe because it made it more timid and/or the coldness of the water (they're exothermic, relying on the temperature of their environment for mobility) and/or the surface tension of the water. There was also the possibility of the jet knocking it on to the floor, which I had cordoned off, and the water made the surfaces it was on slippery.

[@tylerelfling7727]

Well its not meant for spiders and the comment was said towards the fly that he couldn't catch

[@GaryHayward]

@@tylerelfling7727 Actually, a freeze spray (like they use for sports injuries) might work better for flies and spiders, although I wouldn't want it to be lethal.

[@Lou...052]

My grandmother was there that day at Bethnal green and witnessed that stampede unfold.

[@hannahmarsden2082]

10:44 there are so many Devil's bridges i come from north-west England and we had one five miles from our house except in our local version the devil was so angry he slammed his hands onto the stone walls you can still see the imprints

[@hannahmarsden2082]

I put my hands i the imprints when i was a kid

[@ashp5597]

Love your reaction LOL. Or the sounds of disbelief cracks me up😂

[@jphaggerty9046]

The scariest part of this whole video is how my man Danny pronounces "occult."

[@openorwap5412]

Okolt 🤯

[@Gomorragh]

Ergot poisoning was common, and worse it stays dormant in the blood until its setoff, its a form of mold in wheat/bread, could be an explanation of some of the older stuff

[@whitewolf8644]

Aww yeah, Danny Burke is my fav! ☺️ With the exception of you Ofcoarse JT 👏

[@echoskelet]

06:10 What do you call a handicapped / wingless fly ? A walk XD

[@lousweirdworld5347]

Love your video's man come to the UK please

[@anglosaxon5874]

I used to live a 1/2 mile away from Boggart Hole Clough [Harpurhey]. Heard of the story but never knew it was that famous! lol

[@Stephen-Fox]

On boggarts - It's the difference between house boggarts (who are what brownies transform into if they're mistreated) and non-house boggarts, which... Drown horses and, sometimes, children. (Though boggarts - like all fae - are folklore rather than urban legends, and I'm unsure what the difference is)

[@parabnormaluk9617]

Did anyone else immediately think of Voldemort when that woman was found in perfect condition, except for the fact she was dead? It just reminds me so much of how Rowling described the deaths of the Riddle family.

[@darkcat7938]

There was an abandoned building near my primary school with a massive bell on the top of it. The legend regularly went round that when bombers came over that bell rang as the ringer from the top saw the old school be levelled by air strike. Whenever the gates were locked and the bell faintly sounded they said the dead children would try to get into the new school because their lessons hadn't finished.

[@ruthfoley2580]

I grew up next to Bogart Hole Clough. It's brilliant. The actual end to the legend is that the family moved to save their children but the Bogart moved with them.

[@mattjwardmusic88]

Love this video.. You can still come to the UK. I promise they won't scare you

[@psychogoreman198]

Where I grew up there was a ghost story of a local cavalier that had fled London, when he passed his head was removed and is in a cabinet still to this day in the old barn and the body is in the church. The owners of the house/land moved the skull due to renovations and weird shit happened. 1st time they tried to bury the head with the body but the sextant (gravedigger) went to start digging he broke his spade. He went through 7 before giving up. 2nd time they moved it and the farmer almost drove into an open well in the middle of one of his fields, he got the deeds out and there wasn’t a well there before, he marked it out and when they put the skull back the was just a marked patch of grass…the well had gone. 3rd time there were weird screaming noises coming from the barn in the night. …they haven’t moved it since.

[@josefschiltz2192]

There's The Great Booger of Biggun, The Wailing Grocer who shrieks when his till is empty and bemoans the loss of Gladys, The Terrifying Cone Leaper of Wifflinghall Street, The Phantom Raspberry Blower and The Cat 'Craigy' of Nine Inch Hollow that preys on the mice of Leadenhall Street. The Grey Lady of Piffler Lane and The Bog Monster who scratches the number '10'. These are the tales told in the many, many haunted pubs after downing a few and, of course, in these enlightened days, no one believes a word of it. bWAAAHAHAHA! . . Urrgh!?

[@debbiewynne8108]

Ok, it might just be me but...JT, you remind me of a panda in your hoodie with your headphones on your head...little ears 🤣

[@darthwiizius]

No 9: "Because I'm Batman!"

[@AFCManUk]

Bro, the Victorians in England were into some serious supernatural shit. They LOVED dabbling in the weird and occult.

[@ScpDrRisha]

As a brit I can confirm these... I can tell you a Creepy story if ya want me too: So, I was playing outside on my bike around night... Sometimes my bro would go to his friends house which is a couple steps away from our house... He was waiting outside for her to open the door when we heard a scream. Ever since, when My bro would knock for his friend at the door at night we would always here a scream from afar. We had a gate connecting to clincton wood and many Teenagers go down there so I guess some teenagers or kids were screaming for some unknown reason... It happens almost every time and I get frightened when it happens... That's my creepy story... Its not an urban legend but I thought I would say that while I'm here :) Guys what do you think it is!? Also here's another story of what I thought was a skin walker in... Britain!? : So I had a car park just across, diagonal from my house...it was midnight and I looked there and then this 'animal' appeared. It kinda looked like a cat or a dog but it wasn't any of em...it wasn't a wolf or bear as we don't have them down in England really so it wasn't a bear or wolf. It kinda looked like a human on the floor dragging itself out if the car park but it wasn't dragging itself.... It was walking on its front legs... I couldn't see the back body as it was absorbed by the darkness... I was frightened... Thankfully it didn't see me.... What do you guys think about it!? My last and final story about my rocking horse... WARNING: IF YOU HAVE A ROCKING HORSE I RECOMMEND DO NOT READ U LESS YOU WANT TO BE TERIFIED OF IT: So, me and my members if the house were gonna go for walk-btw this happened like 5-6 yrs ago-and I had a big rocking horse.... We went out but when we got back it was in a different position.... It was moved... Back then we had nice jewelry and bracelets.... They weren't moved... Except the rocking horse.... Rocking horses go back generations! And many people think their cursed toys... There was no sign of a burglary... We had no security cameras so we still dont know what could've moved it... Rocking horses has a Creepy reputation... Thats why I think it's a ghost!!!! What do you all think!? Thank you for your time! BTW JT if ya want to go to UK go for it!!! Test the urban legends yourself! 🤣 8:47 made me laugh! "That's the reason why I lose the remote every day!" RELATEABLE LOL

[@adamjc8951]

Never heard of any of these (other than Jack) and definitely not Boggart of bogart hole clough. I lived across the road from there for years 😂

[@Trebor74]

The Duke of Wellington actually went around hunting for springheeled jack.

[@elaineshakeshaft2830]

That Ghost called Jack oh my god so funny.😂

[@snowysnowyriver]

From the time the first bodies were buried there, Highgate Cemetery has had a reputation for paranormal activity.

[@trudiebrown4284]

Look at the tulip staircase one again. Has to be two people... look where the thumb is on the upper hand. Also, I see another face near the upper hand

[@WelshMichigander.]

Them magic mushrooms can give people some wild tripping sessions..😜😄

[@joshpickford1111]

Britain's pretty messed up with our urban legends 🤣

[@Greenwood4727]

5000 years of history we get a few legends here and there

[@scouser97]

Need to do one on Urban legends that ended up being real. AKINWALE AROBIEKE (PURPLE AKI). Liverpools real life boogeyman

[@acerimmerz]

Was Pendle mentioned in the first one at all, that's a curious legend in itself too.

[@beverleytarran2983]

I have one in my house its a dark figure seen it a bunch of times even when I was going in the bedroom and it was standing by the Side Off My husband , even my Kids have seen it x

[@choomah]

I've been to Devils Bridge in Whales, It truly is breathtakingly beautiful and I plan to return.

[@johnbaldock6353]

J.T in that hood looks like he's stuck between two lift doors!!🤣

[@Retrochild1979]

Yes! More scary videos pleeease! Maggie will keep you safe while you watch :-D

[@phantom_menace]

You are becoming a bit of a celebrity here in the UK.. You may have to pay a visit one day 👍👍👍

[@amethystlarktree5962]

Bit weird to have an actual murderer as an 'urban legend'. It comes under the category of true crime, it's not an urban legend just because it was a long time ago. And the boggart isn't really an urban legend either, it's folklore. Still enjoyed the video though! :)

[@davemorton2299]

Been to Highgate Cemetery and it's definitely worth the visit and far spookier than any legend.

[@emeraldslayergaming3412]

Spring heal Jack got the Jack part because Jack was apparently a very popular guys name dewing the 19th century and spring healed comes from the jumping high part

[@UkStonerFam]

Yo JT keep up the grind, mate! 😊 I highly recommend reacting to ‘Nukes top 5’ he has hundreds of great scary videos 👻

[@GaryHayward]

There's an interesting legend regarding the Great Thunderstorm of 1638 over Widecombe-in-the-Moor, Dartmoor, England, in which ball lightning tore through a church with dramatic effects, killing some, and injuring many, of its congregation. The legend involves a sighting of the devil, who had called at the church to collect the soul of a churchgoer who had made a pact with him.

[@Roseselful]

All urban scare me half the time but it will never stop me from going anywhere

[@RappersDelight808]

Love your love for my country, peace bro

[@ShakemeisterS64]

Also check out the Somerset Gimp and the Brighton cat murderer.

[@openorwap5412]

He can't. The Gimp's sleeping 🤭

[@jim-bob-outdoors]

Welcome to a normal Saturday night in my home town. South coast UK. 😂

[@kirstie-justbeingme]

There's an urban legend going around that Boris Johnson is a good prime minister 🤣🤣🤣 now THAT'S scary 😮😮

[@Stevelives13]

Nah, thats just sarcasm.

[@SentinelOfTheFirst]

One story from my home town was the story of Lady Plumly. she was an old lady from Locking. She supposedly killed herself by jumping down a well and now her ghost can be seen around the areas of locking and there's a little story thing in the local pub about her.

[@kirstydthomas]

Have a look at molly Leigh the Burslem witch. She is buried in a graveyard not far from me and her grave is pointed in a different direction to all the other graves because they said she was a witch.

[@WelshAmethystGirl087]

I am from Anglesey North Wales and I love all of your videos and love the fact you appreciate us so much. You should totally come with your gf to visit, il even give you a place to stay

[@fynnpark2534]

Two legends from near me. The devil decided to punish the people of Shrewsbury because they were too God fearing. He took up a shovel full of soil and made towards the town to dump it on them and make them despair. He’d been walking a while when he encountered a traveller going in the other direction. The man was a cobbler, he bought old shoes off people before repairing them and selling them on. On his back was a sack of shoes ready to be repaired. The devil asked him how far it was to Shrewsbury. The cobbler replied three times have I filled this sack with worn out shoes walking from there. The devil was dismayed at how far he still had to travel and decided to give up. He dumped his shovel of dirt by the road then scraped his boots clean of mud. The shovel full of dirt is The Wrekin (huge hill). The dirt he scraped off his boots is the little hillock next to it. The other legend is the church steeple at Cleobury Mortimer. St Mary’s Church was apparently in the middle of a service when the devil walked past on the way to Shrewsbury. He was so outraged at their prayers that he twisted the steeple in his rage. It’s still twisted today.

[@Liam1656]

You should here the one about Tommy Dickfingers. They found him in a wheelie bin, two snooker balls as eyes

[@cyberash3000]

B oggarts are shape shifters they can be as big or small as they feel like they can look human or like the local boggart here that appears as a cat in redcoat british army uniform, with a little rifle that marches up and down pilling lane (gone now)

[@toyosia8051]

Not Highgate cemetery being right next to my old secondary school

[@Hexicawitchbroom]

Photoshop didn't exist when the Tulip Staircase Ghost photo was taken, hun. Keep up the reactions they are great.

[@MrsMillwall]

I live in Bethnal Green, right near the tube where the sad event happened, there is a lovely memorial next to the entrance. Gotta say I don't know anyone who thinks is haunted or heard screams etc. Bethnal Green is still a fab place to visit though ⭐