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[@Havens16]

Saint Francisville is about two hours or less north (up river) of NO depending on traffic and north of BR. I’ve heard both versions growing up in the area. One being there was a new slave girl that caught the master’s eye and she wanted to make them sick then nurse them back to health to win him back, but she measured incorrectly putting too much oleander in the batter. There is a book that guest write in about experiences. A friend and I are going to stay there. I had friends that stayed overnight and heard footsteps outside the room, but when they opened the door no one was there. Really, you can find quite a few haunted places along the Mississippi down here. I can go on and on with stories. Some with personal experiences, but this post is already too long.

[@rosemarie6677]

@delilahreaux3859 I'd love to hear your stories.. Maybe you should make a KZbin channel storytelling..✨✨✨✨

[@blackberry9013]

Please tell‼️

[@BLESSALL6480]

Thanks for sharing. Love scary movies and stories. Am from LR Arkansas and my mom is from Hensley and she used to tell me stories from the great ancestors

[@milanmilian2851]

My type of friend

[@michaeldaniels6057]

This entire country is cursed for what them damn devil's 👿😈 done to our ancestors, and they have the audacity to say god bless America, have to wonder what god they are serving,..

[@shanny946]

You should commit to spooky 👻 stories once a week in October, loveeee your videos sis ❤💗💗😘

[@KaiPhD]

Fantastic idea. ♥️

[@flyhighnotlow]

Yyyyyeeeeeeeeeessssssssss; can you type this again so she can see it twice

[@innaellis5479]

Yes!

[@Foxie444]

Agreed!!! She’s such an amazing storyteller!!! 💕💕💕

[@denise3966]

This is a great idea

[@Mihyjo]

I’m from Louisiana and went on a field trip there in the 8th grade. There were 3 encounters that didn’t sit right with me. The weirdest was a story told while touring of the homeowners throwing extravagant parties & everyone would show up in their best attire blah blah blah. Leaving, looking out the window of the bus was a pale white lady in a huge black and white trimmed dress, wearing gloves holding an umbrella standing on the porch waving the bus with a creepy smile. I looked around & a couple of kids were standing looking out the window but no one reacted to her or even questioned it. Later on I asked a few people I noticed was looking out the window if they saw her, they all said no so I always wondered about that part.

[@AN-fg4cd]

What is your zodiac sign? The full birthchart helps…but I noticed people with a Pisces sun or strong Pieces placements in their charts see spirits/entities easily. I would add Scorpio, Capricorn, Virgo and Aquarius signs after that.

[@smilealwaysnatasha3423]

Following because this is interesting

[@Simply_Mimiii]

You have sight protect yourself and develop your gifts

[@latoyiajackson4458]

​@@AN-fg4cdTaurus and Leos too

[@AN-fg4cd]

@@latoyiajackson4458 I’ve never known a Taurus or Leo to see spirits or experience it on a “regular” basis, like the other signs mentioned. Especially myself, with those placements being strong in my chart (my sun, moon, rising, Venus, and mars). I would have to look at the entire chart of those particular Tauruses and Leo’s. I think those signs have more “intuition” and “feeling” vs actually “seeing” the spirit/entities.

[@SdSd-sc5ii]

I'm glad you reminded people of the abuse and injustice. I grew up in Louisiana and I met a woman years ago when I was about 5 years old. It was around 1975. She was in a nursing home in Louisiana that my school visited. They did not know her accurate age but she said she was 115 years old. Which she would of been born around 1860. I always ask please add and subtract. We were told she was born into slavery. I hung around her talked with her . Next year same thing when the class visited. She told me things. Two plantation s were mentioned. And I told her when I grew up I would go there for her. Some of her family worked and died there. As far as Chloe. I was told. She was tortured by the man. His wife only had girls . He was flirting with a younger woman and her family was well off and he wanted a son to carry on his name. Divorce would of been scandalous. So without hesitation he poisoned the cake himself. Of course he never ate any of it. He blamed Chloe, which wouldn't of been hard. Then he was free to remarry. There was yellow fever outbreak before that also. I go back for her every year. And for my best friend and husband. She was a beautiful person. Thank you so much for recognising there was more than one story.

[@newme1813]

Whoa! The South is where soooo many of our ancestors were BRUTALLY treated!

[@AsYouAreASMR]

The Myrtles is 10 minutes from my house and I’ve never even heard nor have I thought to ask about the story. I’ve was born and raised in the next town over, Zachary. I guess you were meant to bring me this information! Thank you for sharing, this was riveting. Many blessings to you 🩷

[@blaquewitchyaya]

Let me know if you visit !!

[@exoticartz444]

It be your own ppl that take you down. Instead of snitching they could have came together and took out the slave master

[@fuzzywuzzythebackyardigans2283]

Most likely they were afraid, or either too programmed to think about what to do

[@fuzzywuzzythebackyardigans2283]

I mean they did beat us into submission, and way more

[@nikkiahhill4550]

I went to visit the McRaven Home in Vicksburg Mississippi and we didn't go inside but you can truly feel the presence of our ancestors and I took pictures and in one of them it looks like someone is looking out of the window

[@ceeandjai]

I’ve heard both stories but I also heard that it wasn’t the master that cut off her ear but that the wife knew about the affair and she cut off Chloe’s ear. I’ve always wanted to visit but I’ve been terrified lol. Louisiana has ALOT of haunted plantations, jails and other places

[@roderickbaisden8571]

Wow, that’s interesting! I plan on going to New Orleans one day and the places I’m going to visit is the Voodoo museum and the one they have of the dreadful Madame Delphine Lalaurie.

[@ceeandjai]

@@roderickbaisden8571 if you’re interested in other places check out the speakeasy channel.. they have videos of different haunted places all over the world and there’s a few videos on places in Louisiana.

[@prettybrownjamaican3509]

I’ve also heard that version of the wife having her ear cut off.

[@fosholyfe6115]

When I heard Louisiana built jails/prisons on old plantations I was just siccened beyond the physical level.

[@DHQDisney]

Affair? This language is extremely problematic when speaking on the rape and abuse of our ancestors. Slaves had no say in partaking in said "affairs"

[@valeriewashington125]

My home used to be full of Spirits. Especially outside at night. I've asked them to please leave the home but they are welcome to stay outside just not welcome inside of the home. They don't bother me at all. I've learned to live with it. I don't have a door bell but you can hear it ringing and sometimes there's a knock at my door. My mother stated that a man named Mr. Bill used to own my home before my father purchased the home. My mother informed me that Mr. Bill , loves to eat boiled chicken. And also my mother's home is also full of Spirits . Especially near the pond, my mother stated, that slaves still wonders our land where she lives . At night you can hear children laughing and playing. I remember when I was little this lady always would show up at the dining room window singing. I would just stare at her while she sang until it was time for me to go to bed. My father passed away in 2001 at night in my mother's home you can still hear his foot step in the hall-way. My grandmother also passed away and she still visits the land also.

[@blaquewitchyaya]

I would like to share this story on my channel if you don’t mind! You can send it in detail to [e-mail]

[@seedsofsilvertree]

Thank you for sharing. I am a traveler and I have worked on homesteads. The land always speaks to me. I know when I’m invited, welcomed, when it’s time to go, when bad things happen on the land, and how well I will prosper on the land. Interesting experiences indeed.

[@AN-fg4cd]

Are you a Pisces, Capricorn, Aquarius, or Virgo? Update: Or you might have them heavy in your birthchart.

[@Martyemar]

This is a fascinating story. I do have a few questions though. You spoke to the ghosts, asked them to stay outside the house, and now they do? How did you ask them? And about how many ghosts would you say are at your home?

[@Martyemar]

@@AN-fg4cd Why do you ask? And these signs more prone to spiritual encounters?

[@Rebel_GoodGal]

Can you please continue to create the “What We Do” Series.. a lot of religious people need to know our spiritual practices are similar to theirs and hopefully they’ll stop being so judgmental

[@blaquewitchyaya]

I got one I’m editing now ☺️🤭

[@allyce0910]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@2intriguing1]

I just wanna share this here because I've told other people but they dont react at all lol. I love old houses built in the 18 early 1900s! My husband and I went house hunting. This house was a beautiful yellow and white cottage style home on the corner of this college suburb in cleveland Ohio. The home surprisingly had 3 small stories. The very top floor was the A frame bedroom. There was a picture of a white woman with long black hair centered. They said she was the original family owner of the home from the late 1800s. The 2nd level was a totally different picture frame of the same woman! the guy said she was the 3rd generation owner, my husband and I immediately looked at each other. The 1st floor was the most recent owner of the 4th generation granddaughter born in the 50s in ohio. Yall, that was the same damn woman lol. I opened the basement door, ( not on the spiritual journey that im on now so about 10yrs ago) and all i saw was hung herbs over our head before you enter the basement. My husband's and i silently and mutually agreed on hell naw😂 I understand now they were a collection of sage bundles and other dried herbs to keep them spirits from coming up outta the depths of hell😂 I wasnt scared. I did Williamsburg VA haunted tour after!

[@texasflower1212]

Why hasn’t anyone reacted and been very curious about this story, it’s actually fascinating? I find it strange that the realtor didn’t even flinch or glance to see if you and your husband were realizing the inconsistency of his historical information concerning the owner in the frame, and the picture itself. Yes, family members can look alike, but seriously??

[@2intriguing1]

@texasflower1212 I don't know ! Sometimes we believe only when we see. The realtor happened to be a friend of the family. It was like a museum in that house and I was fascinated.

[@brandimaten6984]

I grew up 30 - 45 mins away from St. Francisville and from what I've heard about the Myrtles Plantation is that since Chloe's ear was chopped off, if you wear earrings on the tour, if you have on earrings you may feel something tugging on your ear.

[@shhhperry9852]

I just cannot get enough of the new intro! It’s such a dark academian, extra-ness vibe (I know that’s not a word😉). I love it!

[@NunaLunaLuv]

Just in time. I had a long day at work plus I’m preggos this is just the video I needed to unwind to. As a southerner that resides in Louisiana I know ima love this video. 😭💕

[@traceycoleman2340]

I’ve been to NOLA many times. I have also taken a tour of the plantation. When you travel try 2nd Line Tours. It’s a black owned tour company. They give an insight to the plantation that is deeply interesting.

[@YouTubeBlueButterflies]

Have you ever heard the saying " The slave knows the master better than the master knows himself"

[@felicayolanda]

North Carolina checking in. Born in Fayetteville, NC. Ancestors from Clarendon County South Carolina. How my good southerners doing this evening?

[@blaquewitchyaya]

Heeeeyyy! Doing good 🫶🏾

[@ashleymiddleton147]

Hello I'm in south Carolina

[@kenfaye3030]

I live in North Baton Rouge and The Myrtles is about 20 minutes away from me. I have never been to the plantation but have heard so many stories about Chloe’s sightings from others who have stayed over night. Thank you ❤

[@copper_moon]

LISTEN!!!... whatever you do DO NOT CHANGE THAT INTRO!! When I tell you I be boppin in my CAR!!?? It doesn’t sound that way on any of my devices ( tv, phone, etc. ) but that CAR!! Bayyybay. 🤣

[@blaquewitchyaya]

Lol I was just thinking if I ever change that song I would get jumped by y’all 😂😂

[@copper_moon]

@@blaquewitchyaya ABSOLUTELY!! 💯🤣

[@ChocoBeauty8]

I visited The Myrtle's Plantation in high school. I had bad dreams for weeks after that visit. Also, when some of my classmates had what appeared to spirits in their pictures. This was in 2000 or 2001 and used disposable cameras.

[@pj4477]

Please more spooky stores ! I love seeing more and more black and brown men and women getting into paranormal/supernatural and true crime ! I personally have always had a morbid fascination and curiosity but didn't see too any people who looked like me into the same stuff so this is so amazing to see !

[@copper_moon]

But CHLOE!!! I’ve been there! And have a pic of her in the window!!! I toured a few plantations while in Louisiana. You can SEE THE HEAD WRAP TOO! You tell the story sooo well! OMG! I have to find the pic. There were 3 big trees out front of the Big House. I was told about the 2nd story of “accidentally “ killing the kids. P. S. The day I was there a One of those famous PARANORMAL Tv Shows was filming too! I sent them a copy of my photo but never got a response I’m not sure if they received it. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@blaquewitchyaya]

Omgggg I would love to see the photos !

[@copper_moon]

@@blaquewitchyayaI’m gonna try my best to find it! 😉

[@copper_moon]

You DEFINITELY should visit there if you go! And NOPE!!! I definitely would NOT sleep there. 💯👍🏾 I know what I felt AND SAW. IM GOOD!! Lol 😆

[@Jubaslavii]

I'd love to see the picture

[@rosemarie6677]

@@copper_moon Lol..

[@taratatum8349]

I went on a camping trip back in the 1990s with Girl Scouts. In Alabama and the cabins were absolutely hunted. There was a storm and screen door kept clashing shut, so I hooked it and closed the door. It kept unlocking. Finally after going over the next cabin to check the girls, we kept hearing a girl crying. I stayed a while after praying with until they were all asleep. Got back to next and fell asleep. Then someone touched me I opened my eyes but couldn’t call for help. There two other adults there sleeping but couldn’t hear me. There’s a lot more. Till this day I believe in spirits and often talk to them.

[@wildjambalaya7452]

I loveeeeeee listening to you narrate!!!! I actually stayed overnight at this plantation. I stayed in the caretaker’s quarters.

[@blaquewitchyaya]

How was it !!!

[@janiquegarnett]

👀👀👀we need details

[@wildjambalaya7452]

@@janiquegarnett Okay!! Lol

[@wildjambalaya7452]

@@blaquewitchyaya It’s a very picturesque plantation, but I don’t want to romanticize it too much. We drove from New Orleans to St. Francisville, which is about 2 hours away. I also want to mention that I wasn’t the most sober person that night because I had multiple glasses of wine to alleviate the hypervigilence. Lol our room felt eerie and it was definitely a sleepless night for my cousin and I. I recall waking up in the middle of the night and my chest felt so HEAVY that I could not go back to sleep. My cousin and I ended up sitting on the front porch to get some fresh air. When we decided to go back inside, there was this smell of perfume that we did NOT smell before, and it wasn’t a modern scent, it smelled like a vintage perfume. The random smell of perfume was confirmation that there was a presence in our room, but it didn’t feel malevolent, almost as if the presence/spirit was inviting us back into the room. The next morning, we were talking to some of the guests who stayed overnight and some said that they had similar or more intense experiences while others didn't.

[@crishnaholmes7730]

@@wildjambalaya7452 did you see anything

[@theorderofthebees7308]

This entire country is haunted . Thanks for sharing Yaya

[@ashleychumney5268]

Correct

[@Sumiya-lp8mm]

My duplex was haunted by a woman and her 11 year old daughter who'd recently moved in, she moved from another state in the mid 80s, to hide from her abusive ex husband. She also had a 3 year old daughter who was unharmed. The woman suffered a broken leg from the abuse and stayed in bed upstairs most of the time. Somehow, she became familiar with a man in the area and from what I was told, because I'd moved in from another state as well with two sons, the man gained access to the home, R'd the mom, opened her neck and left her in her bed/ my room and did the same to the 11 year old downstairs in the livingroom. The 3 year old hid, unharmed in a storage area under the stairs and at the site of her sister's death. The man responsible was said to have run from the duplex to nearby train tracks and unalived himself after someone came to check on the woman due to not seeing her or the children for several days. The person peeked inside the slightly opened curtains to see a little girl lying on the floor in a pool of blood from a deep cut to her throat and called the police who were across the street. They man responsible was said to have run to the nearby train tracks and unalived himself to avoid street justice and prosecution. Fast-forward to early 2007, my youngest son told me that a small dark figure was in our home and his room, it would wake him up between 2:30 and 3:30 am and it was hard for him to get proper rest for school. One morning, he came into my room and asked if I turned the heat off,it was ice cold in only his room and we could see our breath. This was in February, by March my son was drown by a group of young adults and teenagers. Afterwards, my 1 year old grandson came to live with me and this is where things really got interesting. I wanted to hand write my son's biography and attach it to the business we'd started and other words would be forced onto the paper, my grandson's toys would go off at once especially on April Fools day, my son's chair at the kitchen table would move while visitors, a priest watched and a large marble would slowly drop down the stairs next door every night at 11:10. I asked the lady next door who had a young daughter of 8 years, if she heard the noise at night and she answered no but, while cleaning...found a large marble in her daughter's bed. The duplexes and new playground has been torn down and half million dollar homes with no real living space have replaced them, just before I could retrieve a pane of glass in my son's room with his handprint.

[@crishnaholmes7730]

my condolences was there ever justice for your son

[@ashleychumney5268]

​@crishnaholmes7730 yes I agree justice!

[@remigal899]

I really am sorry for your son’s loss. That poor child did not deserve what happened to him.

[@kaypruitt837]

The reason your son saw the spirit is because children are more prone to seeing spirits. And between 2:30-330 the Veil is thin. I'm a so sorry for your lost love. That is so heartbreaking. This whole story is heartbreaking. 🥺😢💔

[@jennifercoker8365]

Your skin is perfect🤩🤩🤩.

[@blaquewitchyaya]

Thank you 😫😫 I had acne my whole life so this was sweet 🫶🏾

[@janiquegarnett]

Sure is!!

[@jennifercoker8365]

Well, you are absolutely stunning 🏳️

[@chelseabangs9657]

There’s an old movie about the second family with flashbacks to the original family. I grew up in a haunted apartment building over 200 years old. The front was a Victorian and the back was a plantation style home joined together by the hallway. We had shadow people in the hallways, full body apparitions, noises of people running around on the floors above when the units were empty, and something that would growl in my bedroom when I got older and started experimenting with guys my age. I think I’d be okay spending a few nights at the plantation getting to know the spirits that’d want to communicate.

[@crishnaholmes7730]

did you ever see what was growling

[@dcameronrez]

That spirit probably wanted to be with you sexually and obsessed with you

[@plantbasedbri]

I went to university in Louisiana and visited this plantation for a tour. The lady kept saying the owners treated the slaves well and they were happy 😭 idk why we did that to this day. It was a black student union event

[@Anandaswellness]

I went to a plantation in TN for a tour and the delusion that the lady had was unmatched. They didn’t even want to bring up the fact that slaves worked the plantation. They kept the entire focus on the master’s family and their “difficult experiences of surviving the civil war”

[@plantbasedbri]

@@Anandaswellness wow smdh

[@extrashotofespresso_]

Lmaoo they tip toeing around history. I remember when I was a kid (catholic school) my social studies or US History teachers always down played slavery and intentionally skipped past it’s very brutal nature to not only men but black women and children.

[@elleavies1271]

My childhood home was hunted. You could hear a man’s footsteps walking up the steps at night. One of the most scariest experiences because we barely got sleep at night we napped a lot and even then you still could feel someone there. My dad moved us out after getting tired.

[@theorderofthebees7308]

🙏🙏🙏 prayers up for Chloe and the Vodoo women as well may they have justice n peace. Maybe someone that is learned can go there and pray for their spirits. Perhaps they have already passed over and it’s the imprint that’s being seen. Prayers up 🙏

[@krimezofkolor4683]

My girl ❤ girl u made my whole entire night ! I heard this story before lol I love all things mystic . I love your channel so much hahaha .

[@sunshyn387]

Im not scared of spirits and often have a lot of questions for them. When I went to Louisiana a few months ago, I really wanted to experience the things from this story, but it was a bit too warm and wasn't with the right person for it. I would love to visit the plantation not sure about overnight because I wouldn't want to disrespect the spirits either😅

[@tyyteeeinreallife6955]

I could be bias but I love being from Louisiana. Baton Rouge specifically ☺️ Us and surrounded areas have soo much culture.

[@yasey908]

I’m from Jersey and I agree. Louisiana is my favorite place in the entire country. I visited once a year. You’re lucky to live there 💛

[@coreybell4363]

I actually lived in a very haunted house for 4 years. A mother murdered her two kids and botched her suicide in the place I unbeknownst chose to call my home. They actually have an episode on her on the Deadly Women show. Christina Riggs. I’m a very grown man and I’ll openly say those 4 years living there has scarred me for life!

[@Stayblessed230]

I feel like people that are sensitive to spirits shouldn’t be in a haunted place but if you were to do it definitely has to be with a friend ❤ for sure lol 😂. I love these stories 😊

[@Mamamoonie]

Especially without spiritual protection such as head wraps and annointed holy waters/oils.

[@Stayblessed230]

@jaziesjournal lol most definitely gotta stay strapped up 💁🏾‍♀️💖

[@baldie_locks93]

Great way to start my weekend . Asé ✨✨✨

[@Diloria]

perfect time of year for more spooky stories! i kinda believe chloe was favored so that made her easy to blame. it was the 1800s, so how would they even know it was an intentional poisoning & not bad food but 🤷🏾‍♀

[@samanthaspringman5527]

I have lived in multiple haunted places. Some spirits are not bad or scarey. You just share the same space. Others are unbelievable. Literally.

[@TheJamThomasExperience]

In high school we went there and let’s just say it’s no joke! When we got there , the windows would open by themselves , the curtains open and shut and you can just feel the energy was off. A classmate left without an earring ( the ghost client lost her ear and takes them from folks that visit)

[@LoveNaturally47]

Heavy on the " Im a loner I wouldn't have nobody to do it with" 😂🤦🏾‍♀️ Good video as I watch at 230am in my hauted neighborhood/apt in Kansas City, Mo

[@keanuutley5554]

You should go I went when I was 18 years old I felt a lot of things. Going on the spirits are really strong there. Also I’m a fan I really love your channel. I get a lot of knowledge and ideas from you. Much love ❤️ safe travels.

[@blaquewitchyaya]

😫Thank yooouu. 🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾

[@Snickerxzzz]

My mom passed in my home. Right next to my bed. Sometimes it feels like she sits on my bed. I definitely believe the place someone pass holds a strong connection to them.

[@lakeishajoe-pettaway7748]

This intro is KILLER!!!!

[@mkylemy]

i LOVE this new intro babe!! 😍

[@blaquewitchyaya]

Thank yooouu. 🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾

[@TheKatherine1958]

I live in Ca. In the early 2000’s myself and a friend rented the upstairs (left side facing house) just to see what would happen. Nothing actually happened except for “feelings” in the middle of the night we left out of the Myrtles and found a Holiday Inn. We went back the next day tho. It’s very eery but we never saw anything.

[@THATGIRLCANREACT]

I visit before when I was in middle school we had a field trip there and when I say I’m never going back it was so creepy and seen a lot of paranormal activity going on well things I can’t explain !!!!

[@nursekalonie9952]

The energy there is so weird and one of the mirrors in living room never stay clean no matter how offering they clean it. The weirdest thing is their still doing tours because there are so many planatations within in close distance of each other in St. Francisville.

[@blaquewitchyaya]

Ommggg I can’t wait to go !

[@nursekalonie9952]

@@blaquewitchyayaIt looks cozy and there’s a lot of history there but for a empath it makes the hairs stand up on the back of your neck and you may get a bit nauseous.

[@Scorpionic_]

Chloe's story really reminds me a lot of Oba Nani.

[@blaquewitchyaya]

Right !!

[@universelove6163]

I think your next event should be “inviting a few of your subscribers to this town to visit the plantation “ do a raffle of people that enter their names in . And whoever is chosen comes down and we all have meet and greet and then visit the plantation 🎉🎉 I would definitely put my name in lol .. like this comment of your down 😮😊

[@dowhatevertfyouwannado1387]

Yo haaaaaiiirrr ! Love it sis❤

[@tamarahunter1522]

The Whaley House in San Diego, Ca where I’m from. Omg I went to that house on a field trip while I was pregnant. When I say I felt uneasy walking through that house. I felt in welcomed and around that time I was 7 months pregnant and my baby kept moving like “mommy get me up outta here” lol it’s was a horrible experience and never will I go back.

[@rosemarie6677]

Hi and thank you for sharing. I absolutely love the paranormal, it's just about the only thing that gets me excited! Yes, I'd spend the night in a haunted home as long as it isn't violent. I'm curious as to why they linger..💜🙏🏼💯

[@bignetria5786]

I’m from Baton Rouge and we actually took a field trip to this plantation in middle school, we weren’t allowed to go in that room (trip and fall room) the area was very chilly in certain areas even though it was hot as hell outside. My friend said she felt someone touch her hair . Mind you my friend had some pretty hair, but yeah it’s a VERYYYYY spiritual place.

[@jerrimuhammad2308]

I saw the long hot summer both the original and remake. I felt off energy.. I’ve never been to a haunted house but when I go to certain places in the south (I’m from Memphis, but live in Maryland now) I would get eerie feelings…

[@synetralazzar473]

My apartment is haunted, I have a pic of my daughter with an entity behind her and I hear ppl walk across my kitchen floor all the time and I always feel like I'm being watched, and there is a small shadow figure that always run past my TV, I tried telling my husband but he believed it when he seen it for himself!

[@ashleychumney5268]

Can you share the photo?

[@LS-ns2jx]

I hoped you got an exorcist, and a spiritual washing of the home done!

[@lancehewitt872]

There's a hunted hotel in Mineral Wells Texas, a couple of towns over where I'm from. It's called The Bakers hotel.

[@necolebell7368]

Yasssss! You are in my neck of the woods now. I grew up about 20 miles from the area…..and Baton Rouge is about 45 mins to an hour (depending on how fast you drive) from the Myrtle’s. Love what you do and how you do it. Keep doing it girl!!!

[@baileyin24]

I visited a haunted asylum as a child and got visions from souls in the area and as an adult my state is indian burial grounds (indiana) so everywhere is haunted until you leave our city... there's a force felt until you leave indiana

[@katrynamcintyre5687]

Yes, I'm a loner too. I'd visit a haunted place but NOT alone. A few: 1) DeFeo Mansion, Amityville NY; 2) Driskill Hotel, Austin TX; and Loretta Lynn Mansion, Hurricane TN. Thanks, Katy

[@Illiandyandra]

I was born and raised in a super old city in coastal GA. I haven't just visited haunted houses. I grew up in one. Thankfully, I can't see spirits. I can only feel their presence. Though I think our ghost hated me for never closing her cabinets.

[@Venomous_471]

I been hearing this story for 40 years and I'm always intrigued ❤

[@andreahicks-bx3qd]

Finally a sista doing Paranormal n also lost, barely unheard of blk history 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾🤞🏾♥️♥️♥️

[@MoTrill713]

I enjoyed this story so much. Can't wait for more spooky content. I wanna go on a haunted tour so bad but my friends are the "ion play with that" type.

[@Benjibankz]

The intro is EVERYTHING ❤

[@molliesgame3381]

I’ll be coming back to this video in one year ✨🙏🏽🙌🏽

[@sheistru]

Im loving the intro. ❤❤

[@blaquewitchyaya]

Thank you ! 🫶🏾

[@Eyesis_1]

I visited the Myrtle's Plantation. I definitely felt the vortex/portal in the dining room. For me, it was the doorway into it. I didn't see any spirits though.

[@DisCaliLady78]

You're such a wonderful storyteller ❤️.

[@PromiseMcclainActress]

I’m from Beaufort South Carolina ❤

[@chantalchoctawkreyol6540]

I'm from Baton Rouge Louisiana born and raised, went to school in Zachary and was always told about the Myrtles plantation by my cousins in Solitude and Tunica area. They said late at night you can see the Young girl walking around looking for her ear. When we would go to Angola prison for the rodeo we always passed by there, but I've never visited.

[@lakeishajoe-pettaway7748]

I bet it’s most haunted because his house is probably built on top of old original native ruins, much like the Rockefeller house in Georgia…. Oh she just said it never mind lol😂

[@MamiTuTu]

I'm from Louisiana. I know a lot about this place. Thanks for sharing ✨

[@cosmicwarrior6604]

I've been here, I slept around many of the plantations in this area. Im a long-haul trucker. It's Haunted, for sure. My partner woke up screaming lol all night

[@nomimua9842]

My favorite plantation to hear others talk about ❤❤❤

[@Hautenani]

Everytime the intro comes on I get so excited!!!

[@alexmack5019]

I need some choreography to go with it...anyone out there? 😆

[@tonyyoung1432]

Today date 09-29-23 and time:17:30😳. I love your youtub vedio voodoo,hoodoo,witchcraft and so educationals 😳❤️AMEEN❤️😳😊

[@blaquewitchyaya]

Thank you !!

[@Rockousley]

About time you got your Goddess Self back on here. Eye was wondering what took you so long🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 ASE

[@truebluesoutherngirl7873]

I love the History entwined with the Folklore and firsthand witness of "Sightings".

[@laceyt7845]

Ive been plenty of times. The energy is different from 20yrs ago. I feel somebody came and cleansed it, lol.

[@Gem7Angel]

U look like a barbie doll haha s0 beautiful ❤ I remember this story ...fam from the south😊

[@DjCarlito100]

Vicksburg MS and Natchez MS have allot of places that will have spirits in them. Reading these comments let’s me know I have a gift of sensing and seeing things that alarm or frightened others. I’ve been in Mississippi all my life and have family in Louisiana so seeing ancestors and people that are no longer here is normal to me. I’ve dealt with this since being a child.

[@LachelleAnimaker]

Didn’t do a haunted house, but I put together a haunted road trip with my aunt and sis in law in South Carolina. We didn’t get a chance to do the entire trip, but it was an experience.

[@HealYourSoulOracle]

Wow , I from New Orleans and never hear this story ,I have to go visit this plantation

[@ajikedeinbo2184]

1st one on here😊, I love your channel by the way❤️😊

[@blaquewitchyaya]

Yay! Thank you! 🫶🏾🫶🏾

[@ajikedeinbo2184]

@blaquewitchyaya 😊, oh you welcome❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Xen239]

Notice how areas rich in vegetation and biodiversity often coincide with vibrant spirituality, and are places where cultural blends have resulted from external forces like colonization. Acting as a meeting point for diverse cultures from around the world. It’s in the equator where the blending of peoples and traditions happened. As if between the earth forces exchanges, which is like a huge crossroad because it’s in the same center. This phenomenon sheds light on the similarities between subtropical regions like Louisiana & Caribbean nations such as Cuba and Puerto Rico, all of which showcase a rich tapestry of spiritual beliefs and natural diversity. The creole, African Latinos, indigenous mixtures & all in between. Additionally, it's fascinating to consider that the Bermuda Triangle, situated near tropical locales like San Juan, Puerto Rico, Miami, FL, and Bermuda, is renowned for its mysterious phenomenas.

[@Daishanicholeee]

I feel like I grew up in a haunted house......but my childhood home is also right near a cemetery. I recall 2 instances where I saw a man in like 1940s attire and then I saw a woman walking towards my room in the basement when I slept on the couch. My eldest brother would see a child boy and my youngest brother didn't like being in the basement alone

[@IconicBlu]

Ooh YaYa we went here on a school field trip and all of the girls who had hoop earrings went in with two earrings and came out with one. That place is HAUNTED FOR SURE!!!

[@businessbuilder92]

Never slept at one but was born in north carolina and lived near a old plantation home in eden, NC on the va line we were messing around there with a camera and these random dudes show up in a truck and made us leave 😅

[@fbahunt7525]

I enjoy ur show so much. It’s good to see a sista embrace the spirit world. If I could ask, could u please do a deep dive in a true story called Demon House. It’s about a black family who was haunted & even possessed by entities in their home. It was on the news, they have priest , cops , social workers & a p paranormal team confirm the haunting ❤

[@blaquewitchyaya]

Thank you !! & I’ll start my research on this today ! 🫶🏾🫶🏾

[@ashleychumney5268]

Going to look thos story up.

[@ashleychumney5268]

​@@blaquewitchyayacan't wait for this!

[@spiritualistk7775]

Nice... thanks for sharing 🌸

[@blaquewitchyaya]

Welcome 😊

[@FreeJenMarie]

I went to the Sorrell Weed House in Savannah,Ga last year. It's an old carriage house where a slave girl ended up hung (either during to a secret affair or knowledge that the master was passing as white). I went on an investigation with the Ghost Brothers and it was definitely active. There is a video on my channel about it btw.

[@princessmalacey06]

What’s the name of the video? I can’t fine it

[@FreeJenMarie]

It's under the video titled "bestie trip/met the ghost brothers"

[@ashleychumney5268]

I'll check you out

[@ashleychumney5268]

What's thr name of your channel

[@user-bp5kt1ei4q]

Girl this story is so eerie I think it’s cool you call yourself a black witch 🧙‍♀️! 🎃 ! 🐈‍⬛ ! 👻! 🪄!

[@juditCampbell]

Growing up ive heard chloie's story and always felt so sad for what she went through in life. If her spirit is still there that makes me even sadder. She deserves to Rest in peace.

[@moniquewilson7467]

California is full of old native burial grounds. All along the coast you hear stories of haunted mission towns, ancient spirits and even ghost ships.

[@herddragon9215]

been In a handful of haunted houses, buildings, hotels, and schools. rarely been there with the express propose of it being a haunted house, more of a I go there to work, or for school, or because there's a restaurant there or just doing something casual and someone will go "oh hay did you know this place is haunted?" "oh ok" and then keep doing whatever it was I was doing. thank you for the video. it was interesting to see the many versions of events.

[@mrstzeed]

The new intro!!!! Chefs kiss!!!

[@rachelbanks778]

You are so needed in the black community, new fan Queen

[@rashidatrosclair6783]

I’ve been there go every year different experiences every time and she also will take your earring out of your ear and you will always catch her spirit when walking across the lake