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[@derekllewellyn6663]

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[@Tribalmedicines]

Yyy

[@Sameoldfitup]

“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams...

[@pattih7]

Yes!

[@devikakaul1494]

True. That is why all religions teach us to learn from memories the lessons learnt by experience. Also equally important to learn detachment so that we are not burdened by memories. But history teachers think differently 😂😂😂😂😍😍😍😍

[@Try_The_Soup]

Deep

[@jasonspades5628]

No. Because that's not all life is. A memory is a mental record of all that life is. It's not all that life is.

[@bethmcgee9176]

I've experienced this .I'm a Medium and enjoy Table Turn.

[@tracyroweauthor]

I worked at a theater that was haunted. We had a group of investigators come in with all their equipment. We couldn't hear anything because the investigators talked non-stop during the entire thing.

[@ginatorres677]

I saw a group of ghost hunters at a cemetery in Mexico and they never kept quiet. 🤬

[@lorimaloney2368]

Lol yes they should leave to experts never go 3-315 that when experts say evil comes into play poor innocent spirits get stuck with what they conjure

[@Sarmatae1]

@@lorimaloney2368 What?

[@ironmaven1760]

@@Sarmatae1 ikr?? lol wtff

[@HeavilyCensoredKitty]

@@lorimaloney2368 3:45 is better.

[@perrywilchiuk6012]

I like it how they start it off in the middle of Stone Henge, just to make you feel like you're watching something legitimate.

[@me2525]

When I was a child my father was renovating a house about an hour from where we live. One Saturday he took me with him because he needed to check on something. I was maybe 5 or 6. I still remember walking into that empty house and FEELING it. Something was watching me. In the hall and then in the backyard. I knew nothing of ghosts, but it affected me so much that to this day I can remember how it felt. Like the darkness at the end of the hall was alive and ominous. Like the bushes in the yard were angry with me.

[@violethouseworth5943]

have you ever visited the property after becoming an adult? I am curious as to the answer.

[@sherryhable]

That feeling is what makes me so curious about supernatural. I want to know everything I can about the property.

[@sherryhable]

@Adina Medrea that’s a matter of belief and not fact!!!

[@blackc757]

@Adina Medrea do you know there has been holy people and churches that demons have walked into and committed crimes there's actually a very violent story about a man who was possessed and tried to kill people in a church

[@thesmackdaddy9888]

@Adina Medrea you know nothing.

[@tangerinefizz11]

I'm more amazed than anything by the doctor's list of prices for procedures on different body parts.

[@laney3182]

Yes! I thought that was very interesting too!

[@brittenyevans1101]

Lol so did I 😅

[@kellyjansko8149]

😂

[@Drago1968-]

I will never revisit or promote this location when myself and my team were there not only was there two people who work there with us all night, I entered a room we had camera's set up and caught this employee moving the big red ball from the bed to the floor and the camera was shut off...I spend too much money on these Investigations for someone to falsify evidence,I can stay home and do that and save hundreds....for people new to the Paranormal...don't bother with places that guarantee Paranormal activity...that's the first red flag🚩🚩🚩🚩

[@julesspiteri2650]

Hi Bill do you have a KZbin page we can check out? 😀😃

[@Ajent.99]

Thanks for the heads up. I think I'll spend my time watching something else.

[@frankharrington4881]

Thank you for telling everyone this. Patricia Gambino Harrington

[@jaymesnin]

2nd red flag would be theres people there to babysit

[@MAGA4LIFE74]

Anyone else wonder why “Bill Norrmans” KZbin channel has ZERO paranormal VIDEOS…. No paranormal content whatsoever.

[@TheMeJustMe75]

Houses definitely hold a history or the spirit of previous owners. My grandparents' house was built in the mid 1800's and is 3 stories, 5 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms. It has huge windows and thick, tall, heavy bedroom doors. Each bedroom door has an adjustable window at the top of the door frame. As a kid, visiting in the summer, Christmas, or family funeral something always happened. When my great grandfather past away, he appeared, smiled at me and then vanished where he was standing. Also, doors would open and close on their own. One summer night, it came a huge thunderstorm one night. The electricity went out and everytime lightening struck these figures appeared standing randomly in the room we were all sitting in. Me and my grandmother were the only ones to see them. My great grandmother lived across the street and she told me that she was terrified of the house. She would talk about the mean old woman who looked out of the upstairs windows during the day and who had the candle at night. The woman who lived there years before my grandparents was an old woman who refused to use electricity and walked the house at night with a candle. My mom talked about seeing her as a kid at night. My mom always thought she was a ghost. As an adult, I don't feel the house is as haunted as it was. Both my grandparents died in the house. I've been open to hearing them or seeing their spirits but nothing. It's just an old empty house now that I love and holds wonderful and also terrifying memories as a kid. It's kind of sad for it to be empty now.

[@Marigold502]

Wonderful story!

[@truth4004]

Maybe your grandparents took them to their rightful place.

[@richardmerriam7044]

Empty houses always seem to be sad, as if they are not wanted.

[@sacredsecrecy9620]

Sounds like typical vivid imagination in childhood, and your grandma just played along. But now as an adult you see things for what they really are.

[@jomama5186]

I know the feeling :(

[@Sashacat820]

The room with all the dolls...WTF! Why would you decorate a room like that? Creepier than the ghosts themselves.

[@HazelJuanitaMillanHoffman]

Not to people who love and collect dolls

[@thespook1482]

the same people who claim they live in a haunted house are the kind of folks that decorate with dolls….but really they just creep themselves out.

[@mp5249]

Dolls are horrible.

[@adrianakusieluskus8941]

Ahahaha

[@OlmsteadKat]

Agreed. Only thing I can think of is that they put them there for the little girl to play with.

[@monicascott2354]

Thanks!

[@alisarsour8552]

My family home is evil. There are shadow people, lights dim when asking a question unexplained noises in the attic, cold spots, and anybody who stays there goes crazy and they physically attacks others. The house messes with your mind. The longer you stay the more insane you become. The ghosts are like doppelgangers., Appliances turn on by themselves, it drains your energy and health. When you leave all goes back to normal until you visit their house again. I haven't been in that house in 12 years and won't go back. It's not because of ghost, it's the way they house drives you insane

[@jocelynmendes5979]

I lived in a house like this as a teenager, very haunted and evil. Living there I was depressed and just felt so drained

[@missmiawallis706]

I lived in an old apartment building by the ocean. Things were fine at first the place seemed bright and new. Slowly it became dark and I woke up one night to get a snack and opened the utensil drawer and centipedes were dropping from the drawer at least 10. The next time my grandmother came over she said “something is wrong”. My partner and I began to argue and one night as I was getting into the shower I saw him walk by in the bathroom mirror. When I walked back into the bedroom he was on the bed,and said he hadn’t moved. The figure looked like him-but moved strangely. So I can relate to the doppelgänger experience.

[@pamelaraney4654]

How terrifying

[@Wethefolks]

I grew up down the street from this place and its truly a beautiful house.

[@giancolabird]

It was probably gorgeous in its day, before the hideous white paint and alterations.

[@Wethefolks]

@@giancolabird ok

[@BS-dq1kz]

@@giancolabird And what color do you feel would look nice?

[@MrAroma-qz9vv]

where is it

[@curtis7599]

Mr. Aroma, it is on Google maps.

[@user-mo3ue1to2o]

Ghost: "jfsfbnchsgf knds fsdj mdsk" Paranormal investigators: "The Ghost said, wanna join us?" Ghost to himself: "I did not say that. Im an introvert ffs"

[@michelledesjadon1476]

Hahahaha 🤪🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 Exactly what I just said!!! Drives me insane!!

[@sandrajohnson2489]

Lol

[@krisquigley4497]

Ha!

[@ironmaven1760]

HAHAHA yess!

[@alexandrarodriguez631]

😂😂😂

[@enlightenedhummingbird5101]

When I was a teenager, my parents bought the old Willamette Falls Hospital in Oregon. It had been repurposed for use as an Eagles club, and then as a huge "house" (by us.) We had two dobermans who would NOT go into the back of the house for anything. Very inconvenient for walks. We tried everything. Turns out the back of the house was the surgery/morgue area. We didn't know this until all the kids moved out. My dad tracked down the old administrator, and he came by and told my dad how everything had been set up as a hospital. One brother's room was the surgery, and he heard whispers all night and felt dark energy next to him every night. He's messed up to this day. My other brother's room was the morgue. We thought it was so cool that his room had built in bunk beds. Who knew they held dead bodies?? He has never told me what he experienced in that room, and said he never wants to speak of it. My sister and I had the admin office (her) and the waiting area (me). Boy, did we luck out... This stuff is real. After the kids moved out, my parents knocked the wall down between my and my sis room, and turned it into a playroom for the grandkids. One day when my daughter was around 3, I heard her talking to someone in there. When I asked her who she was talking to, she described a young man in what sounded like a WWII military uniform. I didn't see him. It seemed to be a pleasant experience for her, thank goodness. They sold the house shortly after.

[@siobhandetwiler4869]

Why did your parents put up with the house for so long? Yikes what a scary haunting 😬🙊😮 did your parents ever encounter ghosts in the house themselves?

[@flashgordon6670]

LIES ALL LIES.

[@enlightenedhummingbird5101]

@@flashgordon6670 ok

[@enlightenedhummingbird5101]

@@siobhandetwiler4869We had just moved here from Illinois with very limited funds and no jobs at the time. 6 people, 2 dogs and 2 cats, cross country in a u-haul. We were simply tapped out cash-wise. I don't think they believed my brothers about what was happening in their rooms. My dad is the "toughen up" kind of person. I wish we knew to take it seriously at the time. (He believes them now.) The only thing they ever said about the house was that after us kids moved out, my dad did the homestudy minister certification thing (to officiate at weddings) and decided to "bless" the house. He knew of our experiences, and thought it might help any stranded "entities" free themselves. My step-mom was in her art studio at the time, which was at the uppermost part of the house. My dad hadn't told her he was going to do this "blessing." He didn't think it would be a big deal. He started in the basement and worked his way up through the house. As he was working his way up, my step-mom started to feel very anxious, and started seeing shadows darting around the art room. The room was feeling crowded, and she was starting to hyperventilate and was scared. When she called for my dad, he was near the room. When he opened the door, there was a rush through the room, heading toward the fire escape door at the back of the room. He opened that door and the space "cleared out." It scared them both at the time, but it really improved the energy of the building. The dark energy was gone. This was before my daughter was born, so maybe that's why what she saw wasn't scary to her.

[@flashgordon6670]

@@enlightenedhummingbird5101 and more lies.

[@phoenixlight1111]

When my children were young (in the 90's) we lived in a little blue Victorian that had been built in 1887. It sat right next to an old train track, (which was still in use). That house was definitely alive. We had so many experiences, so much activity. Watching this and seeing pictures and video of the Whisper house, it feels a lot like the same kind of thing. The walls, the windows, the doors and frames, everything exudes it. It's absolutely fascinating to see this way. *adding: we had nonstop experiences....shadows under gaps of doors when no one was in the room, whispers through the floor vents from the basement (which had a weird secret room dug into the dirt), doors closing on their own, lights on coming home when we knew they were off when we left, and once we even woke up to the front door standing wide open. That REALLY freaked me out. There were old house creaks and thumps, but we could tell the difference.

[@custosnocte1528]

In 1996 I purchased an old Victorian 3 story home in Illinois. The seller was an elderly woman who was moving in with her daughter in North Carolina. Though the house needed some updating (Kitchen, Bathrooms, roof, etc) The house was sold for a rather low price. A few years after buying the home, I met my Wife to be. We lived there for about 2 years and odd things would occur at night. We had two dogs who would stare into the kitchen from the separate dining room. It was chilling to watch the dogs fear. We never saw anything, and never heard voices, but you could just feel it, like a lump in your throat and you can't swallow, heaviness on the chest when the bad energy was felt. I want to end by saying we later discovered our house was a Funeral Parlor in the 1920s and 1930s, and our neighbor's house, (which was part of our house) (same lot) was used to store the deceased to be prepared for burial. We moved out nearly 7 years ago. Didn't sell it. Didn't give it away, just moved out and let the bank take it, and still no one lives there. I put a lot of money and work into that house, upgrades, roof, HVAC, plumbing, painting, etc. I am not a man of wealth, and I must say I don't mind losing all of that. I don't mind for a second. I am happy to be away from there and I have no plans to return. Lesson learned, buyer beware. When something is too good to be true, it is. God Bless the Good. ❤️

[@gamer-sf6qp]

Wow that must have some history ❤️❤️

[@dinkvjr]

Many old homes make you think its Haunted though, because of the creeks, and noises produced by the wood, pipes and such. Even animals that could live in the attic.

[@kazamk5367]

Your definitely exaggerating with ya story bruh. Sounds strikingly similar to my home minus the nonsense with the boogeyman nonsense

[@kazamk5367]

Inthink your exaggerating with your story

[@Reneelwaring]

I am a sensitive, and I was in a 1800th century mansion in Lancaster County Pa that had a history of orbs but when I visited the house I had problems in an upstairs bedroom. I told them about it and suddenly EVERYONE was having the same issues with that room when prior to that no one. Makes you wonder how much of this is mass hysteria.

[@violethouseworth5943]

right.or just for raitings.These old houses and building harbor mice and birds, that make noise.I have witnesses the paranormal all my life.My first memory I was 4.I am 54 now.I know what is out there so why go looking for it if indeed you are a sensitive, then you should follow the rules.. you do know it is forbidden right.???The DEAD HAVE RULES TOO

[@dianajames4717]

VERY GOOD POINT RENEE

[@trustaspireadapt1378]

I don't think a baby or child that dies in a house is going to feel trapped or not know where to go. The life beyond this physical realm is lot more complex than that. It could be a demon or even echoes/imprints that this house is sharing with its visitors.

[@jparker59able]

They are called familiar spirits. They are not the spirits of dead people but demonic spirits. And yes, dogs can see demonic spirits.

[@e.urbach7780]

The story about Rachel setting the fire by knocking over the candles on the Christmas tree has more holes in it than the narrator talked about. The biggest one is that people didn't leave candles lit when there was nobody in the room. The candles were placed on the tree, and a bucket of water was kept within arm's reach, and they were only lit just before the tree was revealed to everyone for the first time. They were never left unattended because people knew the danger of fire much more than people do now, since we don't use fire or have open flames nearly as much as people did before electricity became widely available.

[@idleonlooker1078]

Also the needles of Christmas trees are highly flammable as they contain turpentine. This is why in a pine forest, carpeted in pine needles, very little other vegetation grows in the highly acidic soil.

[@elavke5441]

They gave a 2nd explanation that seems to fit better

[@liliencalvel6151]

Great comment. And also when they show video of so called evidence, it's something that can be faked like the dr. or the table. And the fake acting parts get annoying. Most every video I've watched on this is always the same pretty much to the point where if you've watch one you've seen them all

[@kellyrhodes9315]

So if I put pine needles around a tree the grass and weeds will not grow?

[@brentjackson7637]

I also noticed that this could not have happened.

[@crystalm4324]

So all this stuff happening for decades, tours going through every day - all these paranormal investigators, yet they haven’t set up a round the clock video recorders?? And why are all the shots of peoples legs?? Seriously.

[@murrayflewelling1258]

How many times have things like chairs moved in the accounts, but never once on video...lol

[@sooph1e]

Like that footage of the door opening "on its own", the camera was supposedly left on the floor but it kept moving as though it was strapped to a donkey..or held by a shaky caffeine fueled middle aged "paranormal investigator"

[@kristenkern4247]

I lived about 10 minutes away from this house and have been there several times. I have only felt the energy from a presence twice in my life and the first was a visit here. It was incredible!

[@lesgarrett861]

LMFAO hahaha but yes again no prove

[@sarah6557]

@@lesgarrett861 🤣🤣👍😏

[@SunshineJenkins]

😆

[@MrAroma-qz9vv]

where is it

[@curtis7599]

@@MrAroma-qz9vv The address is at the beginning.

[@TheMeJustMe75]

My grandparents lived in a 3 story house with dirt floor basement that was built in the mid - late 1800's. There was always unexplained sounds in the evenings and night. There would be sounds of shattering glass or a door being slammed in another part of the house. My grandparents got used to it and they ignored it. I always felt like I was being watched and something was following me from room to room. I never felt safe until I was with someone else in the house. I actually stayed at their house by myself, I was about 13 years old. All of a sudden sounds of doors being slammed and someone throwing things upstairs all happened at once. I ended up running across the street to my great grandmother's house. She was sitting on the porch and thought something was wrong. She asked me what was wrong and I told her. I thought she was going to laugh at me but she said "You are going to stay right here, I don't like that house." She told me that a lot of strange things go on and my grandmother won't stay in the house alone for very long when my grandfather isn't there. Now after both my grandparents have passed away, it feels empty. I don't feel like I am being watched. I have even tried to provoke an energy response. I have taken pictures but nothing has shown up in them.

[@jrspiritcommunicator7611]

Keep taking pictures my friend and do regular spirit box sessions. In time you'll get results 👍

[@kylie-anncampus7792]

Your grandparents are protecting you❤

[@darrinwright6758]

Don't mess with things you know nothing about or you'll wish you hadn't. Trust me I speak from experience.

[@abrahamwashington8579]

@@darrinwright6758 what is your story? If your not comfortable I'll explain my story first if you'd like or if your willing to tell me I am curious

[@truth4004]

Maybe your grandparents took them to the other side. Spirits get stuck,.

[@christadawnwheeler2696]

It feels weird to see this on Timeline. I live the next county over and have been by the whispers countless times. We are so used to hauntings or unusual activities everywhere around here that most don't even think about it. Or want to.

[@mrs.elitenugz8491]

I really want to go there , but i know what u mean Waverly was always the most famous haunting close to me but recently the old hospital on college hill has been on few shows n a paranormal channel on KZbin and that really felt weird its only ten minutes away n have been several times.... Its really wild seeing something rt literally next to me in our local area getting attention like this , once its on tv and KZbinrs did episode people will really start to flock. I totally get what you mean...

[@nickatherton8870]

That whole town has a super weird feeling. I stayed there one night. It was for real spooky.

[@frenchartantiquesparis424]

@@nickatherton8870 Interesting!

[@kelvinmurphy6419]

Hello... how you're safe and doing well over there?

[@Anna-Rose-]

Anybody happen to catch any of it on film?

[@janina8559]

Isn’t it funny with todays technology the video,pics,and recordings look worse than the ones from in the past? I have seen more authentic double exposure pics from the early 1900’s!

[@ginatorres677]

I thought the same thing!🤦‍♀️

[@Curlyloxau]

Thought the same, dodgy see nothing filming lol

[@miket.6293]

Yup with high def cameras on phones noone can take a clear picture of Bigfoot either.

[@janina8559]

@@miket.6293 Haha yes and sightings seem to be down now as well! Bigfoot doesn’t like posing for the newer cameras does he 🤣🤣🤣🤷🏼‍♀️

[@lemankurtz8950]

@@janina8559 Maybe ghosts and bigfeets got together in the magical land of Oz and conspired

[@terryrollins1973]

WOW!!! I lived in an old house in northern Indiana that looked identical to this. I am not really a ghost kind of person but this place was haunted. Something bad. Trouble came to everyone who lived in this house. I almost died there. I may not have been wrong. It had hidden rooms and believe it was used as part of the underground railroad. I thought this thumbnail was my old house. Kinda spooky.

[@TheMightyBlackPearl]

Its crazy how many people have experiences, have never believed, but will never speak of it either. I've been in places that look very welcoming, but the vibe is totally off, or uncomfortable.

[@angelaveale3615]

My grandmother had a farm years ago outside of Indianapolis that was part of the underground railroad.

[@christinedubois5954]

Years ago, my Parents owned an old Farmhouse in Upstate New York, that was used for The Underground Railroad. Or so they were told. And when they moved in, there was some banging around in the upstairs. But, it soon stopped, and, they never had any problems with the Spirits.

[@truth4004]

I owned a farm house in Maine built 1884 and it was the same. Definitely haunted and no one after the original owners seemed to be able to make it in the house. In fact my ex and his son died there. That shook me to the core.

[@matildamarmaduke1096]

There is one identical to this one in Hendersonville NC

[@reginaldwilson165]

That beautiful home takes you back in time as soon as you walk into it.

[@FTSIOBye]

My history teacher Mr Ballard now owns the house and takes his psychology class to the house every year. That place is creepy beyond what words can describe..My classmate left with scratch marks down her back, my friend ran out the door after hearing a little girls laugh.. it's odd but fascinating.

[@rachaelclarke9951]

I believe it is haunted

[@FTSIOBye]

@@rachaelclarke9951 it is. That's why he takes his psychology class there

[@pamelaraney4654]

@@FTSIOBye what city and state. I didn’t catch it

[@FTSIOBye]

@@pamelaraney4654 Mitchell Indiana

[@OleRazzleDazzler]

be careful of that teacher. we had a teacher do something similar and turnz out he was a predator.

[@nora4642]

To be fair....I’m sure the ghosts don’t want random people in their house harassing them

[@chillinreptilian6751]

There you go! Lol

[@GrumpyMeow-Meow]

Someone brought a psychic to the Lizzie Borden house, and the psychic said the ghosts were tired and wanted to be left alone. True story.

[@jasonbladzinski5336]

Ghosts don't want anything, because they don't exist.

[@chickasawstarrmountain9747]

Well the ghosts need to get over it ,you cant take it with you lol

[@Joffar]

yeah.

[@cthrew1603]

Scariest thing are those dreadful dung brown walls.

[@sandrajohnson2489]

I was thinking the same thing. So depressing looking.

[@ironmaven1760]

oh are you right! it must feel like living inside a giant colon....🤢🤮

[@cthrew1603]

@@ironmaven1760 LoL!!!!😂🤣

[@RichardWatt]

Those aren't just dung brown - they're Austin Allegro brown.

[@cthrew1603]

@@RichardWatt Maybe worse than the car, lol.

[@jessicayal]

What's more incredible is that going to the doctor's office could cost you around 4 bucks back then

[@andreamerlehoward]

I’ve been there twice; staff was lovely, and we had some interesting experiences - we obtained some interesting photos and a very clear EVP. I’ll definitely go back! I would love to buy that house, it’s beautiful.

[@JGAbstract]

Upload it.

[@luckyduckydaisyflower2344]

You want a haunted house?? What?

[@chuckmorrissette]

Lol you are a brave woman. Props to you. After my first real paranormal event. I don’t know if I could handle seeing things on a regular basis

[@floydiandreamscapes5145]

Hello Andrea Howard! I assume Howard is your married last name. Does your husband have family in the Vermont area? I've traced my mom's Father's family in this Area since 1750's. My fathers family (Howards) have been here since at least early 1800's.

[@andreamerlehoward]

@@floydiandreamscapes5145 you assume correctly, it was my husband’s name. His family is mostly in Kentucky, and they know they have English ancestry. I’m not sure how far out the family spreads

[@TNM001]

it must be some kind of achievement to NOT film anything with all the equipment over decades when there are daily hountings with visitors declaring stuff happening all the time.

[@006amrita]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@droidtigger]

I like how everyone sees different things. Such variety. And how everything is recorded except anything that supports their claims.

[@mylesdenton1819]

exactly, 11:15 - 12:10 not a ghost vision just sleep paralysis combined with nightmares induced by the thought and fear of a haunted area

[@SkyandMoon909]

How do you explain digital EVPs?

[@SkyandMoon909]

But also: there should be more footage since it's featuring mostly paranormal investigators, you're right

[@droidtigger]

@@SkyandMoon909 is this rhetorical or are you actually wanting to know why they work so you can understand why they don't actually record dead people's voices?

[@SkyandMoon909]

@@droidtigger if you can explain to me why digital voice recorders don't actually capture voices I would be very interested.

[@cathiez9131]

These "investigators" -- always in a group. They seem to feed on each other's fears. And what is up with so many laying on the beds??

[@desertdragonworksaz]

I've spent many nights in this house. It's crazy. The big 4 poster bed, we called the 'Brad Pitt' bed, because it was a prop for the movie "Interview With The Vampire". It was Claudia's bed. Lots of us ladies just wanted to lay in a bed Brad Pitt might have touched! lol. We were an incredibly skeptical group... we enjoyed visiting places as a group, it was lots of fun. We all had our little 'specialties'. Lots of interesting things happened during the time we spent there.

[@sweetromance8264]

@@desertdragonworksaz What happened that you found interesting?🌹

[@lemankurtz8950]

@@desertdragonworksaz starf*ckers

[@ptrck99]

Exactly.

[@bobbouwer90]

There is more to our world than we can comprehend. It just makes our lives more special.

[@bobbouwer90]

@@gusklimt2031, lol. Still special 😁

[@sandrajohnson2489]

Yes there is but it doesn't include 'ghosts'.

[@richardmerriam7044]

I'm a sensitive and am drawn to live in old buildings. Currently I live in a 1790 schoolhouse. Yes, there are occasional 'visitors' who make their presence known, but are curious, not malevolent. This video truly impressed me with the honesty and sincerity in the speakers' voices. I've lived and/or worked in numerous haunted locations. Interesting experiences the closer you get to the end of your Earthly existence.

[@zenerobloodaxe]

Please do tell me, do people decide to go beyond being a ghost or do they remain from their own choice?

[@Gravelbomber]

I live in an old schoolhouse, too. We've had some very interesting things happen for more than 10 years, and then it all just stopped. All of it was outside the house. One of the creepiest things, was when my son was a toddler, he had an "imaginary friend" named Bruce. When my wife tried to bring him inside, my son said he wanted to play with Bruce. My wife said "Bruce can play inside with you". My son replied "Bruce won't come inside, because everyone teases him and Mrs. Baker is mean". My son had no idea we lived in a schoolhouse, and a few years later, we found out Mrs Baker was the teacher in 1903.

[@violethouseworth5943]

@@Gravelbomber I would be anxious to ask the child of his experiences.especially as the got older.Just knowing he could talk about it would be a relief.Documenting the experience would have been awesome..I would love to hear

[@violethouseworth5943]

Me too, Although I am drawn to anything "old and the older the better..1790 schoolhouse.All places are inhabited

[@daren1294]

I like old houses too! My apartment was built in 1911, a year before the Titanic sank! In college ,my favorite Dorms were in old buildings! Regular Dorms are boring! Too standardized!

[@duaneayers6117]

My deceased step grandfather of 51 years of marriage to my same blood grandma May was born in Mitchell, IN & had a lot haunted stories to tell about the unknown that surrounded within Mitchell, IN. Great Video.

[@peerke7392]

The creepiest thing in this house is the clown doll on the bed around minute 38.

[@jwilcox4726]

I go see and brb. You mean on the bed all the way to our left, with red hair/blue outfit with white polka dots? That's "Bozo the Clown" silly. It's a doll made after a character on the TV show "Bozo the Clown" a show for kids to have fun and win prizes and the big winner gets a vehicle full of toys!!! The doll on bed had on P.J.'s with his hair combed out. 1966 Channel 5 Boston Mass,USA. If you just study/research stuff fear will go out the door/window. Peace. Faith not Fear.

[@teaspoonsofpeanutbutter6425]

@@jwilcox4726 are you a non native English speaker? Coz you completely misunderstood the post!

[@magentapyramid]

That's funny that you said that - that image really jumped out at me too. Pennywise?

[@michaelswinehart2788]

I believe with the rachel story, 2 very important things are left out. 1) ether is a very flammable fluid. 2) IF rachel had gone into the parlor, she probably initially closed the door to keep anyone from knowing she was in there. Closed door, with ether could have quicker than one would imagine. Rachel was small which meant that the ether would have been quicker acting for sedation to happen. As for the door being burned that way, the "alligator" pattern left shows a high degree of burning with a quick extinguishment. But, whoever found the fire initially, was met with a HOT fire and luckily managed to knock the fire rather quickly. That home would've been totally lost within the next 5 to 10 minutes if it wasn't knocked down quickly as it had been. I can hope and pray Rachel is now RIP at this time. God knows she deserves it.

[@abacab87]

Thanks Timeline for destroying any faith I had in your history documentaries.

[@AntoineWilliams7118]

shoutout to Timeline for buying great documentaries of all types, and then destroying them with an Advertisment every 3 minutes. Thanks Timeline

[@chericoffman6321]

My grandparents’ old farm house had rooms in it I literally would not go into and got a bad feeling walking past them. I would wake up with night terrors as a kid. I had dreams of being lured to the basement (which I NEVER went in), and when I got there I saw people in Edwardian dress. Many many years later, I had learned that the son of the people who rented that house had the same dream. He and I never talked. That made my blood run cold.

[@beverleycovert22]

There could be actual paranormal activity in and around the house... but credibility goes out the window with suggestive sound bites, music, and lighting. Also, sharing experiences and swearing among other behaviour during investigations ,is just sensationalism.

[@Angel-yl1ck]

I think it was inappropriate as well in this investigation.

[@michelledesjadon1476]

Or the neverending "Did you hear that"? Or "What was that"..lol

[@ginatorres677]

I completely agree with all the comments. Just go in and record and get out, but be QUIET!

[@liliencalvel6151]

It's all fake

[@grantwhitehead9886]

@@ginatorres677ff Cf by

[@leonnehaaijman4709]

How is this history?

[@StacyL.]

I asked myself this same question

[@jgcalc]

Old people. Old places. History.

[@daphne4983]

Enjoy the ride :)

[@raeshelmcleod307]

How is it not

[@hazardltg]

Isn't it history??

[@theBallisticMystic]

This was creepy and fun, I enjoyed it. Fortunately a quick Google search can show you testimonies of other visitors who discovered the staff faking things. Also a review from someone who used to live there when it was apartments and says that it was never haunted. I do believe in the paranormal but I also believe in hoaxes and the impressionability of people. Apparently the house went up for sale last year. I wouldn't be surprised if the new owners find it suddenly un-haunted.

[@coliedeekenzo]

Yep! This house is just like the Halloween hunted houses! You pay to walk around and get a scare! These are money hungry lying fakes. I grew up in a house that weird things happened, I believe! But spirits do not preform tricks for paying customers.

[@darrinwright6758]

My wife and I have spirits that follow us from house to house which makes it even worse when you do move into a house with spirits in it. For yrs I learned to live with it until this year now I'm try to get them removed. Never play with spirits and never provoke them either, if at all possible get them gone or you'll regret having them near you.

[@theobserver9131]

I'm also open to extraordinary things being real, but humans are gonna human. We love to tell stories! 99% of stories are fiction. This story smells of fiction.

[@Wildflower-ue8qm]

@@darrinwright6758 You are dealing with fallen demons, not the former occupants of any home. People playing around with spirits do not realize it is very dangerous to do such a thing.

[@jessicamckinney9825]

Especially the table movements, 1) you can’t see the hands of everyone at the table 2) the lady that is conducting the séance clearly has her palms on the table pushing it 3) the chair that supposedly wouldn’t move is obviously pushed up against something, anyone who has tried to get out of a chair or scoot it back when it’s pushed up against something would recognize they way it moves! I am a believer in the paranormal and grew up in a house that was truly haunted so stuff like this drives me crazy!

[@NickanM]

_Beautiful, beautiful house!_ 😍 I wouldn't have any problems sleeping there at all. My house was built in 1684 and some of our rooms are a little bit...interesting.

[@kellyshomemadekitchen]

Wow, that must be so intriguing to live in a house that old.

[@Tyrell_Corp2019]

This is bringing back memories for me. I helped a friend who was restoring a farm house that was vacant for decades. All kinds of things went on while I was there: feet shuffling in the middle of the night, an angry voice, objects sounding like they were being thrown and even an actual mirror that was ripped off of the wall. One night when I was alone with my friend’s dog, a German Shepherd, at around 4AM the temperature of the room dropped, and I woke feeling like I was being watched. There was a small light on the room where I could make out the German Shepherd on the end of my bed also looking at me like something was wrong. Suddenly, from the floor down below, it sounded like there was another dog in the house barking. But it was a medium sized dog. The German Shepherd jumped off the bed furiously barking as it ran down the stairs towards it. I got dressed, knowing there was no way there could’ve been another dog in that house. Sure enough there wasn’t. I later found out from my friend when he returned from a trip that he had heard voices whispering in his ear occasionally. He also told me that he found out the last owner was an old man who died at the foot of the steps on the last day he was supposed to sign for the selling of the house.

[@landsurfer66]

Watching this in day time.

[@straightforward]

Fell asleep watching during the day. Having fun laughing at it at night. Just realized I'm commenting on a 4 mo old comment. Sorry.

[@joe6718]

i think i have heard every creepy pasta "soundtrack" being played in this video. Gotta love royalty free music.

[@IamValentina66]

I’ve never heard that phrase! Do mean the soundtrack just voted, ‘worst soundtrack ever?’ But I do not understand why pasta?

[@joe6718]

@@IamValentina66 Creepy pastas are stories, there are a ton of creepy pasta storytellers on youtube. I just mean the soundtracks they are using, I have heard in everyone of those storytellers videos (royalty free music being used by everyone). They are not bad soundtracks at all.

[@reginaldwilson165]

I agree I listen to creepypasta every night.

[@Tailzkip]

Take a drink every time that guy promotes his radio show

[@calebsmith2362]

What was the name of his radio show again? lol

[@anonymousher0]

Thanks. I'm dead now.

[@theprofundis]

And when you think it can't get more hilarious, you get Damon!... The paranormal investigating dog. Freaking awesome.

[@jparker59able]

Lol. Yeah I kinda rolled my eyes at that one too.

[@DP-rx6zf]

I know, and it's a puppy too all timid and scared because their dragging it around in the dark, yeah I got a good laugh with the "paranormal investigator puppy" lmao

[@sfullernj]

@@jparker59able I rolled my eyes at all of this. Bunch of idiots scaring themselves and making stuff up

[@jparker59able]

@@sfullernj LOL. I'm thankful I don't even remember watching this.

[@sfullernj]

@@jparker59able 🤣🤣🤣

[@annmarie1569]

I lived in a haunted farmhouse. I always felt like someone was watching me. Things moved on their own. Doors opened and closed on their own. Lights turned on by themselves etc. I left because I was starting to feel like my life was in danger. Since then, that house has had many different owners.

[@sfullernj]

You know how I am sure you didn't grow up In a haunted farmhouse?

[@theabayley999]

Any video evidence? Or any period? I'm a believer in seeing and not just believing what people say to be true. No offense.

[@sfullernj]

@@theabayley999 good comment

[@lyndaoneill7813]

The world is full of believers and non believers.I have experienced weird happenings over the years and it is quite scary.👍👍

[@OldDunollieman]

Well you would be scared lol

[@sandrajohnson2489]

For many years my son was an urban explorer and even had his own website. He has been inside some of the creepiest abandoned places including two very old mental asylums in upstate New York and he and some of his friends have explored Eastern State Pennsylvania prison. Many times the guys would split up and explore areas on their own. They even explored an abandoned funeral home that still had caskets inside AND a decomposing body in a casket. I don't know the entire story about this. My son said he has never seen anything out of the ordinary but he's heard things. He said the sounds were most likely birds that got trapped inside of buildings through broken windows, water dripping onto surfaces making weird sounds, stuff like that. He said even when they were at the penitentiary in the dark, they never saw nor heard anything unusual. My son has taken a lot of photos in these places and the creepiest photos I've seen are the ones inside the mental asylums. He has taken photos of the morgues and hospital areas in these buildings. So creepy.

[@evilstef]

You're right indeed. I also used to go urban exploring.....alone (should not do it, because of the dangers of a dilapidated house and living persons). I even went to investigate abandoned graveyards (still have all the pics and vids)....never ever did I encounter something paranormal. But I always went in with an open mind...." a state of mind" I called it, just to be respectfull in thoughts and carefull in my actions, "in case spirits really exists" I was always thinking. You never know ... and I m still open for something/someone with a proof. Anyway on one of those urban explorations, I once heard a strange scraping sound that seemed to follow me everywhere in that small house. It was near a sanatorium (tuberculose centre from 1911) with many diseased people over the years. Still I did not panic, but was very curious and a little excited, never afraid. For 2 hours I kept hearing this sound, starting to think there was really a ghost or spirit. Afterwards going to the second floor, it turned out to be a stupid dry leaf, moving gently over the floor with the windrush coming in from the broken windows. So your mind is always speculating the unknown. It allways gives you the wildest fantasies for something very explainable. Remember the saying:" fear of the unknown is the greatest fear of all".

[@violethouseworth5943]

@@evilstef get you an old instamatic camera , really good at capturing the paranormal.On film of course.

[@asmera4547]

SERIOUSLY??? WHAT SANE MOTHER WOULD BRING THEIR OWN CHILD INTO A KNOWN HAUNTED HOUSE!!

[@pinklady7184]

Not all hauntings are evil. I have one regular ghost who has over 20 times saved my life from stalkers, rapists, murderers, etc; also from a series of spiritual attacks. He has previously responded to my emergencies like few heart attacks, brain haemorrhages, fires, choking, etc. He is my guardian whose presence is a blessing. I trust him around my little nieces and nephews, even in my absence.

[@pinklady7184]

marie davis Months ago, my nephew told his cousin (my niece) that he once felt our unseen ghost blowing air on the back of his neck. It was his first ever encounter with a ghost, my guardian. What our guardian did to my nephew, it was only his indirect way of telling me that he was keeping watchful eyes on child relations, and that I therefore should not worry too much. It was also his way of helping nephew acclimate to hauntings. Our spirit with us keeps kids safe. My niece once brought many friends over to my place. They heard about hauntings at our place from others and they pressed my niece for visits to my place. Well, they all came over with a false pretext of wanting to play our vintage piano. I thought that as nice, but only, I didn't know they were secretly ghost-hunting. They went exploring the house and became extremely disappointed to find nothing and no poltergeist activities, at least not yet. Finally, they went exploring the cellar where they found many bumps of surprises. I heard their lungfuls of screams down there and saw poor kids tearing up the stairs. I had a good laugh at that. Initially, they went searching for any sign of haunting at our place and my guardian couldn't just leave them disappointed, so he saved his friendly scare tactics for the last minute before their exit. Come the last moment, our ghost just teased kids' scalps with his fingers, stroked and finger-combed their hair. That set kids off. There, our ghost was only teasing kids, subtly scaring them, but never hurting them. Truly, he loves kids.

[@wareforcoin5780]

Isn't the obvious answer one that doesn't believe in ghosts? 🤦

[@tiny.terrorist.negotiator]

Im a perfectly sane mother with 3 kids and our home has activity in it. We've heard footsteps, have heard someone walking up the stairs expecting a human to turn the corner on the landing in the hall just to have nobody there. Things get moved, my youngest will be playing in her room and will get aggravated and says ugh go away and quit watching me. We've seen something in the kitchen multiple times. We've lived here for years and we love our home and our unseen housemates.

[@56cadd]

@@pinklady7184 it's probably John Gacy.

[@martinemikita9281]

When I watch paranormal documentaries or shows... I always wonder if WE are the ones that are haunting what we call "The other side"... like, what if the other side is trying to contact us and we are haunting them...?

[@allynch13]

@Martine Mikita I have also wondered that too, there's a movie with Nicole Kidman called "The Others". It is about a woman and her children who are waiting for the father to come home from war,the ending is crazy though and it's exactly what u are speaking about us haunting the ghosts and vice versa...cool movie check it out 👍

[@CorinneIsIn]

I'm fascinated by the fact that ghost hunting requires complete darkness. Not suspicious at all.

[@cloudcraft7153]

That’s legit because ghosts if real probably like to be in the dark

[@CorinneIsIn]

@@cloudcraft7153 Going from the standpoint that ghosts can't manifest without substantial energy to draw from, it's advantageous for them to manifest with lights on. But...it's harder to fake in daylight. All manners of deception love to go on in the dark!

[@cloudcraft7153]

@@CorinneIsIn indeed! Deception could be anywhere but I have been to this house and have experienced some weird stuff

[@CorinneIsIn]

@@cloudcraft7153 I grew up in a highly active home and being an 'extra sensitive' I had to block out a lot as I got older. The only reason we perceive their 'presence' in the dark is because we are more likely to 'will them in' when we conduct our nighttime rituals or investigations based on our erroneous concept that they only come out at night. Patterns of energy of previous lives within a building or area and actually 'willing in' astral or ethereal entities isn't something that can only be done in the dark...but meh, people like spookiness. They actually will see fewer spirits as a result. Most don't want to scare people so they avoid manifesting. Contrary to popular belief, they aren't more likely to be 'evil' just because they lack a body like ours.

[@cloudcraft7153]

@@CorinneIsIn I fully agree!

[@miket.6293]

Lint in the camera lighting = "orbs" Bad lighting = Shadows of a demon Air vents and crappy audio= disembodied voices of ghosts, (especially little girl ghosts).

[@doreybain]

My house whispered to me, "Put the toilet seat up when you pee."

[@marylevin9262]

😂

[@hosskatt-8317]

@star child If men are guilty of being lazy for not putting it down aren’t you equally guilty for being unable to do so?

[@wm5113]

Love it lol..

[@cindyduncan7049]

Did it tell you to put it back down once you finished?

[@thevcountdown9824]

LMAO

[@nicholasgiokas3111]

Is this Timeline or The “History” Channel?

[@HeavilyCensoredKitty]

Need to ask the “ Ancient Astronaut Theorists “...

[@gilraybaker826]

Prolly multiple entities

[@harmonylynn301]

This is my home town.. just walking by that house gives you chills

[@wgrady222]

I hate those shows where paranormal investigators start taunting or shouting at spirits who dont want to leave a home, some dont know they are dead. Talk politely and await answers. Not all spirits are bad or evil.

[@jaggerkate]

Rachel looks exactly like my sister when we were kids. I am sooo beyond creeped out right now.

[@MrAlipatik]

prob. reincarnation?

[@exlibrisas]

I don't believe in any of this stuff, but I'm so bored with boring reality, that I need some entertainment and thrill. Ghost stories are always so cozy and mysterious.

[@liliencalvel6151]

@Jessica Patnode Some people are like that. I used to be that way too

[@annierose8099]

Exlibrisas, I used to say the same thing when I would hear this kind of stories when I was a kid but until it happens to you, you would think differently. The feeling of having the experience of super natural or some kind of spiritual bad or good, you can’t never forget. It happened to me, quite a lot. First experience I encountered when I was 18, then it happened when I was 25 and that lasted for a week. I moved to another state it followed me, that lasted for just a few days. Then it happened again when I was 39, on different occasions. I’m 51 now, my last experienced was last year. So I’m actually waiting for the next experience. It’s kinda interesting that it could happen to me, but it did. No joke!

[@ironmaven1760]

wait until you see a ghost, feel it, live with it...the ghost of a passed on relative like I have. once that has happened to YOU, then you will believe in "this stuff"...in a way that will test everything you've ever thought you knew about life and mortality. you will realize how small you really are, and how you really don't know much at all. 💜☮

[@ironmaven1760]

@Jessica Patnode I lived in a house that was haunted by a poltergeist, when I was a teenager. terrifying experience. On the contrary, I grew up in a house ( from birth to age 12) that held the spirit of my passed on great grandmother who died there 6 mos before I was born. Peaceful and comforting her presence was. 💓

[@exlibrisas]

@@ironmaven1760 Still waiting to see a ghost, feel it or live with it. Despite passed on relatives. Still waiting.

[@maureenkirby1207]

Love watching true hauntings alone late at night.

[@kennethwoodhouse6066]

I heard the walls in our house whispering one night, they were delighted that we moved in, had numerous conversations with them. boy the stories over the years that they say happened wow, true story.

[@soslothful]

Share some of the stories.

[@kennethwoodhouse6066]

@@DavidStirm I'm mocking the story of how ridiculous this is. my opinion.

[@voraciousreader3341]

That table tipping incident cracked me up! Even in Victorian times, so-called “psychics” used the flimsiest tables they could find to make it easier for them to manipulate the session. And here, sure enough, the people in the video used the flimsiest, weakest 3-legged table I have ever seen in my life, lol!! And the placement of the camera at the end was very unfortunate!

[@laralexa454]

LOL I thought the same thing! Flimsy table, flimsy story! However, table tipping happened to my older brother & his gf back in the 60s, at the home of the girlfriend’s family. I was a little kid at the time, but knew her family well, & spent nights over there, visited frequently. They were great people, normal as could be; and as for my brother, he was a skeptic with a sharp sense of humor. Anyway, unexplained “poltergeist-y” stuff had begun to happen in the house, so my bro’s gf decided to hold a seance & see what happened. They all sat at the formal dining room table, which was old and heavy. My brother came away a believer after that night. He said that things began to “get weird” (he was still cracking jokes, with the others shushing him- he said the atmosphere, the feeling in the room had changed) when the table began to move. This big, heavy table, which I myself had sat at countless times, tipped back & forth, just a little at first, but soon more violently. They both told me afterward that it actually lifted off the floor to the point that they had to rise with it to keep their palms on the surface-& that it was jerking up, down, one side to the other. It truly freaked them out. You know how you know when there’s that ring of truth when an experience is being relayed? That was unmistakeable. What scared me the most in hearing about was that when the gf’s parents came home (they’d been out for the evening), of course they were immediately told what had just happened. They were alarmed, and called the rabbi. I was over there when he visited soon after, and he was super serious as he reproved the teens. He said with grave warning, “NEVER. EVER do this again. It is dangerous…” and he went on. He blessed the house that day, & to my knowledge, nothing ever happened again. Many years later, in my 40s, I experienced our bed being shaken, faster than any person could have done. That night, I was awakened by 5 sharp, loud clanging sounds, as if the metal bed frame were being struck with a crowbar. I sat up- didn’t have time to really react or feel scared- it was more a “what??” feeling- and as soon as the 5th clang had sounded, the violent shaking began. So yeah…I believe my brother’s story (& am still friends with his former gf and her family.) But again, what scared me most was that very stern & serious tone of the rabbi that day. 👀 Messing with spirits isn’t a smart thing to do!

[@violethouseworth5943]

sad because of them we will get the same response today as in the Victorian ages.on the contrary there are so genuine phsychics out there, but they don't tell the public for this reason right here.

[@curtis7599]

When I see a "psychic", I say the show is over. I no longer believe it. They are nothing but frauds who are old.

[@edl1973]

I'm still waiting for cell phone footage of all these ghost. Not ghost experts or staff members who work there and who need people who come pay money to visit.

[@MakerInMotion]

Yeah same with UFOs. I'm not a disbeliever, but c'mon pretty much everyone is carrying around an HD camera at all times. Where's all the crystal clear ghost and UFO pics?

[@tammyhanlon3057]

You tube has them. They aren't very good, but there are a lot of them, heck, sometimes you cant see the strings, magnets, fans or boxes of dry ice!!!!

[@delusionnnnn]

"true paranormal". OK. Another show about ghosts where everyone involved has a vested interest in tourism or paranormal tours. I remember writing about how this kind of performative pseudoscience was the downfall of the History Channel and TLC about 25 years ago.

[@gypsysnickerdoodle4354]

The downfall of those channels was Rupert Murdoch, who took those channels apart, filled it with illogical trash & pumped the funds into Fox So here we are, with Fox winding up QAnon Covidiots who spent years of their lives watching BS

[@delusionnnnn]

@@gypsysnickerdoodle4354 No offense, but Robert Murdoch has nothing to do with The History Channel, TLC, or The Discovery Channel. He has never owned them nor their parent companies. While Murdoch is the source of a lot of bad ideas in (particularly US) television and is a garbage human being, these particular bad ideas are someone else's.

[@ehrin100]

What looks pseudoscience today becomes science tomorrow, to understand this phenomenon we need understand and ask our selves what actually is science how science can be done and undone how theories become laws how paranormal or supernatural or 5th dimension can be established with questions like how

[@delusionnnnn]

@@ehrin100 I don't mean to be combative, but pseudoscience has never become "science" tomorrow. Pseudoscience is studied by people, by and large, who don't understand the concept of rational inquiry, standards for evidence, logical fallacies, and statistics. When scientific inquiry has been used to investigate these issues, they invariably are determined to either be unprovable or disproven, and the only people who keep beating the drum are people who wanted to believe all along, despite the poor quality of the evidence in the first place. "Theories" do not become "scientific laws" today. A "theory" is as good as something gets. There is a reason that it is called a "theory of universal gravitation". That's not because gravity is somehow uncertain, it's just a difference between three things: colloquial language, scientific language of the victorian age, and modern scientific language. When scientists say the "theory of gravity" or the "theory of evolution", they're not suggesting that it isn't proven beyond doubt, they're suggesting quite the opposite because in modern scientific language, that's what "theory" means - a system of rules which adequately explains the evidence and has bee adequately tested. In scientific language, "hypothesis" is "an educated guess". In Victorian scientific language, "theory" and "law" were used interchangeably, and you'll see that word used only in those historical contexts, such as "Newton's laws of gravitation", but it's still the "theory of gravity" in modern parlance. But in everyday colloquial language that you or I use on the street, "theory", "hypothesis", and "educated guess" all mean the same thing. It is important to recognize that words have different meanings in different contexts. And that pseudoscience does not "become" science. But a hypothesis can be disproven, or proven and become part of a well-grounded scientific theory.

[@ehrin100]

@@delusionnnnn what about theory of relativity what about e equals mc Square, what about gravitation, thermodynamics, electromagnetism all of these were once delusions, whims and some assertions of certain unimportant minds with time the world saw what is what, some thing isn't even science ar some point in time but later it becomes established. That is how science behaves. It is changing what seems bleak today might become clear tomorrow. Paranormal will become norm once we accept it n learn it the way science guides us cause it is there n will be there irrespective of our acknowledgement, it is only us loosing by not studying it.

[@wallzorz50]

I come to this channel for history not hype

[@jaymanz9779]

I agree, this type of bs woo programming is why the History Channel self destructed.

[@mikeappleget482]

It’s just one among the tons of other actual history docs. Wait a couple days and a “regular upload” will be there to watch. But in terms of ad revenue, this will probably get more views & “engagement” than the last 3 Timeline uploads combined. Lol

[@tomthornie3215]

At Mark 37:00 37:01 you can hear an lil girls voice say it's a ball, right after the guy asks what was that..you can here a tiny voice say "it's a ball"..wow

[@leecourtney9968]

Sometimes these energies will follow you home. Really scary.

[@kathydavenport4422]

Beautiful home beautiful style. No harm as happened to anyone who goes there. Why some people want to make it unfriendly. I don't understand. But it's beautiful

[@cloudcraft7153]

I did go in one and did get mysteriously scratched by nothing but was unharmed so yes!

[@jamesruddy9264]

What about the guy who got pushed down the stairs and had to get a bunch of stitches over his eye?

[@adeladevere2013]

That house has seen better days. To bad they cant restore it to how it looked when it was built.

[@americasnanafromtexas4432]

Nooooo renovations make the demons more active to make it seem like the "ghosts" are angry!!!

[@YoungForever529]

I used to live a block away and have been here. They have tried, but people get hurt.

[@catherinecrawford2289]

Yeah, it's in rough shape. Jeez, at least repaint and fix the trim.

[@giancolabird]

They need someone capable to close the portal and do clearing.

[@tr1bes]

42:30 My mother said never to have statues. In the beginning, the statues are meant to protect but as time goes on, they become benign and evil. That's the old Chinese culture.

[@nicholasholmes5109]

You're confused about what benign means.

[@marthakurinij2229]

My house is brand new, and I heard whispers in the corner of my bedroom, next day I found out that my neighbor has passed away , also de freezer opens up at 1:00 am and it’s one that seals when you close it up. Weird!

[@WildWhiskersOutdoors]

I live 10 minutes from this house & have been inside it multiple times. It definitely has an eerie feeling.

[@kscrosby6186]

I wish the story could be told without the excess drama of creepy music and camera snap sounds on generic pictures.

[@melpost8117]

Imagine if these spirits think were the ghosts and they think they are alive 😳

[@nitroxsam66]

There's a movie based on that idea with Nicole Kidman called "The Others".

[@anonymousher0]

Who knows? Maybe we are the dead ones lol. I mean, we cant even prove that we are truly "conscious", so again, who knows?

[@Bella-gi8zl]

yes the others love that movie

[@rachaelclarke9951]

the others

[@onemanarmy36]

In a way they ARE more alive than we are. They can live for eternity in the spirit state, they are immortal. While we have a very short lifespan in the physical form.

[@Curlyloxau]

The white table was so small and light with those heavy people sitting at it lol

[@catherinecrawford2289]

dude! That was mean!

[@Curlyloxau]

@@catherinecrawford2289 😅

[@OneLastHitB4IGo]

I was a non-believer...until I met a guy at work, and we became like brothers, who lived in a 100+ y/o old house. He told me of things happening and I was, "Got to see it to believe it." So I spent a weekend out there and became as firm a believer as one can be. He had a pool table upstairs in what may have been a child's bedroom. When done we'd clear the table, put the cover on, and the cue sticks in the rack. Next morning we go back up...cover is on the floor, balls all over the table, 1 cue laying on the table. 1 cue leaning against the table, and 2 cues on the floor. That was just 1 instance, there were many different things. He fixed up another room and we moved the pool table in there and there was never another incident involving the pool table, but lots of little prankish things elsewhere in the house.

[@soslothful]

Have you considered your friend or other persons in the hose got up through the night and moved the pool items around? As you say, prankish.

[@Luke17d]

I wish I could personally go and check this out. I love the paranormal.

[@luciferalpha3080]

6:20 that penmanship though. Damn.

[@jwilcox4726]

yep we were taught cursive writing and had great penmanship. What's weird is people in 30's on down can't read cursive writing anymore. How sad is that? Peace.

[@luciferalpha3080]

@@jwilcox4726 I'm 35. I know what you mean. I've taught English classes in a vocational school in my 20s and I was surprised that my students can't write in cursive.

[@Tim_ra]

I think that's how all old people write. All my grandparents writings looks like that

[@mp5249]

@@jwilcox4726 my kids are in their 20s and they can read it. They don't write it much though.

[@mp5249]

@@luciferalpha3080 because they learn keyboarding starting in kindergarten

[@rexmundi3108]

Having experienced the "paranormal" I have to say I never believe anything I hear. I'm probably more skeptical than you. Yes, "it" is real. But for every person with an actual experience there are a thousand trying to make a buck who don't believe in anything.

[@Lizablue0608]

TY..👍🏼 My parents and I experienced something terrifying for 6 months when I was a teen. We couldn’t get out fast enough. Just because it hasn’t happened to you, doesn’t mean it isn’t there.

[@monniem888]

I'm so with you ! I had an experience, almost 20 years ago. My mum was there, experienced the same so I know I wasn't crazy. Only one experience but I will never forget and I know now "That" is true. But all those shows... weird pictures that show nothing, orbs that means nothing but there is dust and bugs, it makes me laugh.

[@aurinslady7119]

I've had 2 experiences, 1 benign and 1 evil. I watch paranormal shows as a goof simply because I see them as 95% fake.

[@reenie562]

I've had supernatural/paranormal experiences as well and yeah I do question half the things I see especially when it's a reality show lol. The whole time I'm thinking its demons though...demons or lies.Also if those things really happened why would people be so comfortable being back in the house?

[@russellschaeffler]

I agree, having lived in a house with ghosts, spirits, energy... whatever you want to call it, it was not something that could easily be caught with a video camera or recording equipment. I repeatedly saw figures of what looked like a couple husband and wife (and cat), that had lived in the house probably in the 20s or 30s based on the clothing I could see. But I also have become more skeptical on the subject.

[@breeinatree4811]

Sheesh, they're talking about a moving table. It only has three legs. Those tip very easily

[@chillinreptilian6751]

Yeah, I keep accidentally tip over my coffee table...well...when I’m drunk but these are very easy to tip over even sober lol

[@karanfield4229]

🤣🤣🤣🤣👌

[@thecanadiancatlady9698]

I would like to for once a true story of a haunted house, that actually catches the images, hear the noises, it like when people think they see big foot but they never have their camera/phone to get a decent pictures. How are we suppose to believe them.

[@mbp7060]

I wouldn't mind being haunted by my late father. I inherited his house and even sleep in the room he passed away in. Everything is straight silence at all times though. Sometimes it's too quiet and so I find myself straining to try and here something. Man, I just wind up nodding off.

[@whenfishesflew]

He’s gone to the other side .. ❤ no need to hang around here 🌎 .. he must be at ease ? Xx

[@thinlineofsanity1035]

I love anything paranormal! Thanks for uploading this! Yall are great at giving us varying topics! Everyone can find something they are interested in!

[@dyzio3000]

I've had some similar experiences in a house I used to live in. Footsteps on the stairs when there is no one upstairs, one night I saw this shadow figure in my doorway and I felt frozen as I tried to fall asleep. At one point I too was sceptic, but once you have an experience like that yourself, just like anything else it will change your perspective. I'm also equally surprised to see this kind of documentary as some of the other people commenting, but I do believe that these experience are still something that we can learn more about. And one day, they too will be history { & not the channel :P ) Thanks

[@cw2497]

True, one can't understand or comprehend any of it unless one experiences it.

[@lauriemarie6902]

I know they are around, I don't want to be touched or whispering to. Im cohabiting now nice and easy. Last house evil 10 couples broken marriages. Knocking running outside of the house. I had it blessed twice. Sold...run

[@craigm2484]

Better late than never happy that I found this channel . 🙏🏻

[@DrewDizzy007]

Now you're just a part of history.

[@RETIREDAMATUER]

It’s fake

[@kenny.g727]

With the table moving , the lady to the right and then center (white converse sneakers) had her thumbs on the edge of the table and the table was being pushed in the direction away from her. Everyone else looked to have their finger tips on the tables surface . It's apparently clear she was manipulating the table

[@darrenfry4695]

I don't know why but the thought of seeing a child ghost scars me more than say an old man ghost lol 🤣

[@CowGirlKat8691]

You'd be surprised how many people share your opinion The Welsh Twins of the UK feel the same as one shares ghost stories on Mondays ~Robert Welsh

[@michelledesjadon1476]

Makes me sad!! I dont want to think of a child stuck as a ghost for all eternity!! I think children would go straight to Heaven!!!

[@michelledesjadon1476]

@Bachelor 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@darrenfry4695]

Some children get stuck once they die and only go to the place they know ,,if they didn't have or if they ain't yet dead family members could collect them and take them to the light ,,but other think it's all demonic demons

[@jwilcox4726]

The kids can definately out move or run and old person.LOL.

[@rhondareese3908]

I think when you renovate an old house you should ask the house's permission to renovate and tell it that the work to be done will preserve the house or it will fall down if the work isn't done. Also if it likes what you are doing along the way as the work continues. Always ask the house's permission to do anything to the house.

[@GUPRPEET-Singh]

Great suggestion

[@TRHARTAmericanArtist]

Uh, what's next...Aliens from space that built pyramids?

[@gloriar4965]

Yes

[@gloriar4965]

I would like to watch that

[@Yui714]

What if the pyramids built the aliens from space? I'm so high rn

[@jgcalc]

Wahhhh.

[@geoffrobinson]

Paranormal stuff happens in real life.

[@Mikey-xw7yo]

My grandparents owned the haymond house when I was a kid. It is now a haunted attraction. Does ghost hunts and all. Has had famous ghost hunters from TV there doing investigations. To me it is my great childhood memories and to others it's a terrifying big old house. I love the house. Very beautiful

[@silvereagle1960]

I've been there 3 times and have an evp recording in Rachel's room! I also took the picture on their Facebook page, or their website of the girl in the front door and the weird mist, and that is my wife looking towards the door!

[@dhss333]

The eternal & universal story: someone is making a fortune out of all this.

[@matthewcockrill5215]

I’ve been to this house. And I was violently shoved across the room while being given a tour. It was definitely a scary experience.

[@markosrosa8253]

Sue then punk

[@cplmpcocptcl6306]

@@markosrosa8253 That is just rude.

[@julialuminasalsa]

“The house is alive” Haunting of hill house intro begins.

[@thomasluczak2868]

one of the greatest scary films of alltime. the original of course.

[@lindarenninger5829]

Julie Harris! Claire Bloom ! Read the book by Shirley Jackson, too ! Brrrrr

[@LadyMaven]

Someone should explain to that little girl that good things and loved ones, including pets, are waiting for her on the other side, and see if she wants help to get there. Also, I would like to see someone do a documentary in which investigators and mediums ask the spirits what it's like where they are and get some information.

[@sfullernj]

No such thing as ghosts.