The Bridgewater Triangle: The Sensational Hot Spot Where UFOs, Demons & Monsters Meet | Documentary

Sensationally regarded as a "thin place" or window area, The Bridgewater Triangle is a 200 square mile paranormal hot spot in Massachusetts associated with all manner of mysterious phenomena, everything from UFOs and alien encounters, to creepy cryptid creatures such as Bigfoot and the Pukwudgie, to haunted places and ghosts, including the Freetown State Forest. Investigated by researchers including cryptozoologist Loren Coleman, the area is claimed to be cursed, with its paranormal reputation, not to mention association with many instances of horrific crime, leading it to be regarded as the most deadly paranormal location - and quite possibly interdimensional vortex portal - in all of America.
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[@andrewlake9699]

Hi Laura! I live in Rhode Island. I'm a paranormal researcher/investigator and have investigated the Bridgewater Triangle many times. I have good friends who live in the area. I just recently helped a TV production company with information on the strange events reported throughout the triangle. The program will be called Beyond Skinwalker and will air in the summer of 2023. Love your videos, you guys do a great job!

[@Bigmommafluffy]

I lived in Lakeville/Freetown. My hubbs and I owned a tattoo shop there called Inspirations Body Art Studio. We lived a few doors down from the Lakeville Hospital. That place is very eerie!

[@andrewlake9699]

@Alfredo Trevino Haha! She mentioned two good friends of mine. I knew one day she would do a video on my neck of the woods because southern New England is a very strange place. I spent an afternoon driving around the Bridgewater Triangle with researcher Nick Redfern (nice guy) and he found the area was like the Cannock Chase in England.

[@BlackHatTy]

Theres nothing there...just remnants of Lovecraft ,ruined mills, a crappy mall and tons of meth people...especially Taunton. Only thing spooky is that stupid bridge in East Providence. I have family in Johnston and Seekonk and the only thing I remember about that area was an alleged Virgin Mary sighting.

[@Reflect744]

​@@BlackHatTyMeth people 😂

[@benjaminbrooks5750]

I have seen some very odd things in Hockomock Swamp, Carver Pond, Abington, and West Bridgewater. Like a giant tree that vanished whenever we shone a light on it. Love this place.

[@zensempai7371]

That’s just swamp gas 🤣 but seriously that sounds intriguing

[@Chippa33]

I have lived in Bridgewater my entire life and although I’ve only personally witnessed very strange ufo’s a handful of times and heard alot of scary/strange noises coming from the woods in the Titicut area, I have heard a lot of crazy things from others.. there is also Bridgewater State Hospital which is a medium security hospital for the criminally insane which has had its fair share of weird/crazy happenings, supposedly alot of bad spiritual energy in that place and has had a reputation for being haunted.. def a ton of history in this area going back hundreds of years and alot of that history left dark energy in its wake.. great video as always 👍🏼✌🏼

[@kevinbashnick]

Reminds .me of Twin Peaks

[@Bigmommafluffy]

I was the owner of Inspirations Body Art Studio in Lakeville. Our house was right across the street on Main St. We were a few doors down from the Lakeville Hospital. We had the weirdest stuff happen.

[@sarahwithanhyouheathen3210]

Ok local person, please help me out here: is Rehoboth pronounced Reh- HO- buth? Have i been misinformed?

[@elvynjones2489]

😮😅:Drinking game: Down a sot everyone she says "and so.,"

[@ed4253]

Grew up in Rockland and use to mountain bike in Ames Nowel State Park, there were times I'd just get a weird feeling and turn back to the lot.

[@Kukumatz]

Back in the year 1981, I had a friend, I refer as R&L D., who lived in Bridgwater and was a he was a State trooper and when we visit them and stay at there home. In the evening we were have a couple of drinks and talk about living in The Netherlands and in America. I was working for the municipal of Amsterdam and we shared our work. Then I asked him about this triangle, then all my interest, because his work as a State trooper and living near the Titicut area if he expirienced strange things, he looked at me and only shook his head and told me : you won't believe me if I told you my experiences on the job at night. I don't want to talk about it yet if I can muster the courage to talk about it, I'll let you know and his eyes went big like in fear. He never told me although we were friends until he died in 1995. All he admitted was that the Wampanoag people who lived there were correct in their claims and then said nothing more about it. I would like to mention that he had been to Vietnam and never spoke about it despite having complained several times, so not really someone who was easily frightened.

[@PipeCat1965]

I live 20 minutes from the area. Nice to have Laura speaking of my neighborhood. I hear all kinds of stories. Especially about Bigfoot.

[@jayrific]

I'm right here too! We're famous again!

[@jameslyddall]

I live in London uk I’ve always wanted visit this area and skinwalker ranch. From what I understand your area has a weird vibe to it.

[@PipeCat1965]

@@jameslyddall The place is rather different than a lot of other famous hot spots. Thin veil here.

[@christaylor4477]

I'm right over the line in R.I. I've seen some unexplainable things.

[@brianclingenpeel5123]

Who cares what you've heard. What have you SEEN?!

[@whatizreality0124]

I live within 20-5 miles of this place. It's all true. Been there twice . Never going back. For any amateur ghost hunting, or paranormal weekend warriors , go at your own risk . The dark atmosphere even during the day is palpable , and always the sense of being watched. I got about a 1/2 mile in before the hair on my neck and arms stood on end , and that was enough for me. When I got back to my car , it was covered front to back with flies , almost as if trying to stop me from opening the door. No BS.

[@kevinbashnick]

Interesting story!

[@ivanmendoza8457]

Yep I love about 45 minutes from their place is twisted my mom said she ran into someone who looked and was wearing the same clothes as her their...

[@angelajohnston7332]

That’s absolutely crazy how scary

[@compositestechbb9087]

You know, I was just thinking "huh, so that's why Fall River sucks" hahaha 😆 😂

[@tfordham13]

I am bring my gun

[@artieoleary6119]

I’ve spent my life avoiding Bermuda and cruises and a few years ago find out I spent all that time avoiding triangles, while living in one my whole life.

[@denisemadigan1038]

Right? 😂😂

[@JoMagic-ny8zu]

A love triangle.. 😂

[@doesthisfacemakemelooklike535]

I was traveling this area and literally unexpectedly felt compelled to turn back and abandoned my plan to travel thru the area … I felt overwhelmed by evil… what’s weird is I never heard of the paranormal triangle!

[@eyes2c..519]

Sounds like sumn saved u from going thru there versus the other way around

[@sillyrabbit734]

Hi Laura! I live in Raynham - smack dab in the middle of the triangle. The Hockomock swamp is my backyard. I've never noticed anything paranormal, but my late mother saw a UFO, (triangle shaped, when everyone was seeing saucers) - later that night, a few reporters saw the UFO at the Raynham dog track

[@thepresentmoment369]

Thanks for sharing. I experienced a triangle ufo back in 2000 here in Missouri. I believe the triangles are man made alien reproduction vehicles. 👍🛸👽

[@GetLostGames1]

I saw a ufo one night in West Bridgewater in the early 2000’s that was a triangle the size of two football fields with dim glowing circular lights

[@eyes2c..519]

​@GetLostGames0 the saucer shaped one's I seen 3 diff times in the same week of 87 down the rd in sw va had the round 3 colors of lights on the bottom

[@Pembroke.]

Laura after spending many years living and working in Canada's wilderness, I am very aware of bigfoot existence along with other things.

[@galenmarek8287]

I grew up here in Central West Virginia, which is right in the upper middle section of the Appalachian Mountains. I’ve encountered many things, some explainable and some not. The most unexplainable things that I encounter and hear about from others the most are what we call “The Watchers.” As you walk through the trees you can see them poking their head from the backs of the trees in front of you, but when you get where you saw them, there’s nothing and they just always seem to be either just in front or just behind you about 50 feet away. They don’t seem malevolent, and all they ever seem to do is watch, but it can get unnerving at times when something else already has you ready to get out of the woods and go back home.

[@tomflendodo7297]

WHAT OTHER Things Have YOU EXPERIENCED ???????

[@lowellmcdonald4397]

It's so interesting how different areas on the earth are concentrated with paranormal activity. Skinwalker ranch, point pleasant, this place- there must be some reason why these areas attract such phenomena.

[@sarahoshea9603]

Were electrical creatures, conductors really, and emotion tends to be how we can affect our immediate area. I posit any area where there's been concentrated ecstatic emotion of any kind will create some kind of different electrical field. We've also a lot of evidence to suggest sound can change our environment, I hope to experiment with that some.

[@johngeiger3770]

I was expecting Skinwalker Ranch on the title. Strange that I've never heard of 'Bridgewater Triangle' but I've heard of a dark 'cursed' forest in the area.

[@eyes2c..519]

The lay lines

[@Scuba_Bro]

I grew up in Taunton and Freetown area… there is a lot of weird and bizarre shit that happens there. Never saw anything but UFO’s and occult stuff. A lot of weird occult stuff that happens in the Freetown state forest has always been the weirdest to me. My aunt took photos of a weird occult group in robes and masks around a fire not realizing they were on her property (probably thinking they were still in state forest). She submitted it to the local PD and the department of recreation / rangers.

[@bigfoot3866]

Any other occult stories from the area? They could be causing the activity in the first place.

[@shaynebartlett7900]

Can I see those pictures please. I’m interested in the strange things that go on.

[@BottleBri]

I’m Scottish but personally I would love to live in the bridge water triangle. It sounds fascinating. Anywhere that has a better chance of seeing what lies just beyond the veil of our reality/ dimension must be a very interesting place.

[@EQOAnostalgia]

It's all demonic.

[@Xfonic]

Good eve Laura. The only thing missing from this video is all of us sitting in a huge Mahagonny library and study in a giant Victorian manor during a strong thunderstorm. All, of us dressed properly in our best Victorian attire, as we all sip brandy by a massive crackling fireplace as you tell us ghost stories as the hard rain pelts the windows, and the wind howls outside. =) Congratulations on another wonderful video!

[@marcrobson6157]

I worked/lived in Assonet over a year & let me tell you it's a beautiful place with great residents but at night all bets are off. I worked 11 pm to 9 am & walked from my brother in laws house to work in the dark & was petrified. Walking home at 930 am past the swamp like areas and Assonet Point etc were frightening. While I was there a Nstive American Indian in full headress regalia was spotted by an R.N on campus. I felt energy shifts & swamp light smoky gases & noises in the woods. Cool place to investigate but be careful. Thanks Laura such a great post as always.

[@johnb7053]

@@marcrobson6157 the only thing I’ve ever spotted in my life that still baffles me to this day was a Native American Indian on a highway junction in the Lynnfield area, he was pretty massive at least 6’5 with strong features, his skin was red but he had a cowboy hat and other cowboy attire on, it made me wonder if that’s where cowboys came up with that attire in the first place, but it was such a random spot with nothing around for anyone to be walking and I’ve never seen anyone with features like that especially the red skin and stone cold face just staring not moving, I believe I spotted something that day but of course could of been some sort of hoax

[@ed4253]

Grew up one town over from the triangle. In 1997 above the woods across the street from my family home around 6pm was a Huey helicopter hovering with a spotlight. No word in the paper about a convict or a missing person etc... after I heard of the triangle many years ago, it made sense.

[@dapje2002]

Great video! And this lady has got to be the best narrator on KZbin! I can't think of anyone who comes even close to her impeccable style.

[@johnshields6852]

I grew up and live near the area, it's got a lot of thick brush, forested, swamp, lakes, ponds, usually where there's smoke there's fire, many witnesses of strange things. Who knows what goes on in these desolate areas at night especially. Thank you for your commentary.

[@richierassilvia4293]

I'm from fall river and I've had some weird unexplainable things happen at profile rock in Dighton

[@TheParanormalScholar]

Yes! Although I did not cover it in this video (there is simply too much), it is regarded as one of the many "hot spots" in the triangle. Thank you and best wishes.

[@Stopvotingdemocrat]

Like what bud. I live in Rhode Island and I work all over mass and never heard of any of this so close to me

[@richierassilvia4293]

@@StopvotingdemocratI've seen and heard alot of weird lights and sounds in the profile rock area.we stopped taking our kids for walks there because of it

[@analogalbacore7166]

I love profile rock. And I beleive you.

[@ravenneville4143]

Hello Laura hope you are well. I can tell you from personal experience that the Bridgewater Triangle here in Massachusetts is just mind blowing and Just beautiful and breathing but haunting. I have not gone in at night yet, still trying to work up the courage to attempt it lol. But the daytime is just as creepy and scary but just stunning especially in the fall. You definitely feel like your being followed and watched. The disembodied voices that you hear are soooo clear like they are right next to you or whispers in your ear. The energy that radiates off the triangle is truly enchanting and terrifying. I always bring offerings to the ancestors and the ancient creatures. Absolutely loved this Laura because Massachusetts is my home.❤❤😊😊

[@OctopusWithNoFriends]

I'm literally planning my first video investigation and camping trip in the Hockomock swamp within the Bridgewater Triangle! I'm amazed to see one of my favorite paranormal researchers putting out info about it, the day after my birthday, no less!

[@kevinbashnick]

Happy birthday and good luck on your video

[@mermaid_at_heart213]

I hope you get some evidence or, at least, have an experience. Have fun and be careful! 🛸👽🌀👻

[@stanettiels7367]

A first video, an investigation, a birthday and a camping trip. How do you juggle so many things at once?

[@superduperj1202]

Like the Mastadon name reference. Have you camped out there yet? My advice is......don't camp there over night. Good luck.

[@angelajohnston7332]

Please be careful - you are very brave going there 😱

[@KitKat_293]

never expected a creator i admire so much to cover something so close to home for me! i'm absolutely delighted. it's always hard to tell if local folklore is only interesting to me because of personal bias. so its neat when others find some intrigue in the mystery as well!

[@bobhead6243]

Hello Laura , Great to see that you are still narrating these great stories , Be Well best wishes to you and your Family .🙂

[@emerald6182]

I went to school in Bridgewater, and stayed down there for years after. Certainly some strange things happen. Personally, i saw swamp lights and heard screams coming from the woods.

[@josi4251]

I am a very rational boomer, always seeking natural explanations for mysterious events. However, some of the most down-to-earth, sane men I grew up with have encountered something in the woods while they were hunting. The overpowering stench like rotten skunk, hearing the bizarre screeching and babbling, and being stalked by something VERY large. They make no statements about it being Bigfoot; they simply report their experiences with a sense of wonder and an "I have no idea" statement. I'm in rural S. Illinois, and I believe our woods can hold all manner of wildlife. I don't know either, but with sightings having even been reported to police (a couple of really freaked-out 18-year-olds, who told my mother first), there is SOMETHING odd out there.

[@austintrousdale2397]

If I recall correctly, I read that Loren Coleman decided to attend SIU in Carbondale largely *because* of the area’s concentration of cryptid reports.

[@josi4251]

@@austintrousdale2397 Cool beans! That's my alma mater. While I have never encountered Bigfoot, I did see a very strange creature when it ran in front of my car one dark night. To this day, I still can't figure out what it could have been. Large, gray, hairless with the body somewhat like that of a bear or old English sheepdog but with the strangest heavy head (more like a pig). I got so spooked I went through Odin, IL, at high speed and got stopped by a cop. I didn't tell him why and got off with a warning to slow the hell down. 😆

[@AWareWolf9]

This video was amazing!! Your research is so thorough and your presentation and speaking is perfect. I can tell you’re genuinely very into these subjects, as well. Thank you so much!

[@Americaisplastic36]

I love the ufo subject! I got deeply interested when I saw my first ufo a few years ago. I went my whole life without seeing anything (now 38) and in the past few years I’ve seen several anomalies I can’t explain. The sightings have lead me down many rabbit holes lol. I was stunned to find out they are real but even more stunned when I researched Sasquatch! Love this content!

[@whims6278]

It's pretty life changing and affirming. My partner and I saw the most incredible ufo up in Maine by the ocean and its a moment I'll never forget ❤

[@riahynanevamynd7698]

I agree it is life changing ❤

[@barneyronnie]

Isn't Life Strange?

[@jackdurden466]

@@barneyronnie it’s be awfully boring if it weren’t! And yes it most definitely is!

[@Bansheae]

Clairsentient experience in Wampanoag territory in 2004: was tapped 3x firmly on my left shoulder while dining at Plimoth Plantation. I think either an indigenous or puritanical ghostie was trying to get my attention. Wild experience! That whole state seems paranormally blessed.

[@mattclark1362]

Freetowner here, thanks for highlighting our area Laura. The channel is very entertaining

[@Bigmommafluffy]

Lakevillian here! I was the owner of Inspirations Body Art Studio on Main St! We lived across the street from our shop in the big white house next to Dewies.

[@davegodman2519]

I've lived in Taunton all my life and Bridgewater Triangle is real. Sad that no one talks about it unless you read the literature and handful of youtube videos.

[@notahumanbeing6892]

morbid podcast has an episode on it, both hosts live near it too!

[@eyes2c..519]

Maybe that's what you shld do get first hand acct testimonies and do vids about first hand accts of ths stuff in tht area

[@BlameMaxSand]

Grew up dead center of this area and can confirm, its weird.

[@TheKulu42]

Thanks for the great video. I knew about the Bridgewater Triangle, but not about it being such a vortex of the paranormal. The horror author H.P. Lovecraft said in his novella "The Dream Quest of Unknown Kadath" that there are places where the barrier between our world and other worlds is thin, and it would be "disastrous" to reveal those locations. I wonder if Lovecraft knew about the swamp's reputation.

[@TheKulu42]

@@raspberrysherbet5285 Yes. He's known for writing stories such as "The Call of Cthulhu and "The Dunwich Horror."

[@TheKulu42]

@@raspberrysherbet5285 Of course he was a fiction writer, but who knows? Multiple universes could very well be real.

[@loralouise3865]

Laura, I have been subscribed to you for years! You have a timeless beauty. Your voice is very soothing and I think your channel is one of the best here on KZbin! I am constantly amazed by the variety of paranormal topics that you cover. You have done an amazing job without covering the same topics over and over, like that seen in a good many channels that have popped up through the years. Indeed I feel that I am actually a student at a prestigious school and you are our esteemed and respected professor! Thanks for all the years you have educated me and I look forward to joining your society!

[@joeyferguson840]

I love all that hair. How much shampoo do you think she goes through in a month?

[@loralouise3865]

@@joeyferguson840 I couldn’t tell you, as I have never had hair that long or luxurious! I’m envious of her hair. I’ve been trying to grow my hair out for years without much success! She’s absolutely gorgeous and knowledgeable! Been a subscriber since the beginning!

[@joeyferguson840]

@@loralouise3865 no success growing your hair.....is that because you get annoyed with it, bothered by it always blowing in your face, or do you just not like the way it looks on ya. My issue was getting tired of having to pick hair out of the shower drain. Of course living with a female only put a band-aid on that problem. Still got a clogged drain full of hair, it just takes longer to accumulate. After a while I'm just tired of dealing with it personally. So before I cut mine, on two seperate occasions, I decided to get dreads. Talk about high maintenance hair. First ya got to wash it with a certain kind of soap, which you then gotta mix with water and put in one of those tops like a squeeze bottle, carefully onto the scalp. If you just use regular soap it will stay in the dread itself the more you do it. Thus giving one an appearance of having an extreme case of dandruff. Some may even mistake that kinda thing for lice. I figured if I'm gonna cut it anyway why not get dreads and wear em for a short few months. What I still can't figure out.......is why I did it a second time.

[@loralouise3865]

@@joeyferguson840 I am trying to grow it out, but it’s going to take a while! I’m ok with the extra work and I’ve had it long several times before, as an adult, but I have to periodically get the split ends cut off so it doesn’t look ragged. Also, my hair and nails grow very slow, gotta figure out how to speed that up.

[@phoenixkb134]

​@@joeyferguson840 what a strange OBSSESSION

[@thelastminuteman7513]

There have been multiple bear sightings in the area recently. My mother goes for hikes in the Freetown State Forest regularly. She told me this afternoon that yesterday when she went for her walk nearing the forest a deer ran past her frantic and two dogs in a yard near were growling, snarling and frantically circling and pacing in the direction the deer came from.

[@Ravencross06]

I live on the border of the Bridgewater triangle (right near Rehoboth). I encountered an eerie sense of prolonged time driving down Union road.

[@petercole8798]

Oh cool dude..is it rual in there.

[@dustytrayl]

The tasteful table display is appreciated by me. The shadows on the wall are also intriguing. I now watch the changes in every video !

[@itsjeninMass]

This was so cool! I moved to Massachusetts in 2019, and I had never heard of the Bridgewater triangle before! Now I must visit! I'm originally from Maryland, and there are vortices like this all over that state. They're very small areas, nothing like the Bridgewater triangle, but I've seen some stuff! Sometimes, I wonder if the veil is thinner in places like this maybe due to local geological features or geological composition. It's just a theory from a non-scientist who enjoys geology and the paranormal!

[@whims6278]

I've also wondered if the geology has something to do with paranormal encounters- it's definitely interesting to think about

[@itsjeninMass]

@@whims6278 Yay! So it's not just me!

[@weirdersmarterricher1545]

@@itsjeninMass yes same here .I have pinpointed a area I think is a portal “triangle” area.

[@weirdersmarterricher1545]

Where are these areas?I have one myself

[@itsjeninMass]

@@weirdersmarterricher1545 There's Edward's Ferry, out in Poolesville. That whole region buzzes. That's a major one.

[@Bigmommafluffy]

It's so cool that you're doing a segment on this region! My husband and I were the owners of Inspirations Body Art Studio in Lakeville. We lived right across the street from our shop in Freetown/Lakeville. I can attest to the craziest stuff happening.

[@Bigmommafluffy]

There are fishercats and bobcats in the region. Both creatures sound like screaming women when they vocalize. Fishercats are nocturnal. Hearing them at night is very unsettling. This doesn't explain everything that happens, though. We've seen so many unexplainable instances from human shaped shadows to whispers in the woods and lights floating through the trees. The area is definitely wild.

[@theothersidenumber9307]

Wow my wife and I own a body art studio in Ohio and are very interested in these things if you could tell us where to look that would be greatly appreciated.

[@petercole8798]

Like at night is it creepy.. I mean how isolated could it be its surrounded by towns houses business. It can't be .

[@Light_910]

Driving down route 44 on late night back in February of 2013 coming home from a strip club in Brockton. Ran into the red head hitch hiker ghost. I passed by him, very tall, grey skin, fiery red hair, jeans and work boots and red flannel. Passed on the left side looking right at me, then a mile down he appeared on the right side. Another mile down, my car died I looked in my rear view and he was in my backseat. Turned around, was gone. I couldn't go anywhere , so I closed my eyes shaking, opened and he was in my passenger seat staring at me with a mad smile. Evil like I've never seen like somethin in a movie. Me being a combat vet, and never denying supernatural stuff's existence, I yelled at him to get the F outta my car and I threw a cross at him. Went right through him. He's perfectly still, just staring and smiling all evil like, like a projection. So I got out of my car, walked to the other side of the road amd smoked a cigarette nearly pissed myself. I looked back at my car and he was gone. Got back in, started it, radio was fuzzy and I heard laughter over it. The whole thing lasted what seemed like forever but I think the sun coming up drove him away the most. Wasn't fun and still affects me to this day.

[@thomascrowley9122]

Damn man that's freaky

[@analogalbacore7166]

Holy sheeeeet

[@d.j.burkheimer8042]

I'm driving across country this summer I'm gonna check that area out . Excellent as always. Thank you

[@user-ng9pn8tj9s]

Lived in Massachusetts for a few years, and visited Freetown State Forest just to see if anything would happen.I had been interested in UFO's basically my whole life, and had heard a few stories of pucowegies. I'll say this; It's definitely VERY eerie. It was an overcast day. My partner (at the time) and I were just about finished with our walk. We had already turned around on the trail heading back to where we parked. I had a Nikon camera on a strap around my neck, just in case we needed evidence of something. Then out of nowhere comes the biggest bee(?) I have ever seen, flying extremely fast, and directly at my face; missing me by an inch or two. Both my girlfriend and I turned around, only to see it flying back towards my face. I ducked! Turned around, there it was again, headed in a collision course with my head. I ducked again, only this time after avoiding this thing, I ran. Then stopped, and the damn thing buzzed by me again! I took off my hat and started swatting at it, when my girl says, "RUN BABE!"...so, I ran lol. But backwards...not sure why...that's when I tripped on a rock, nearly (but not) breaking my camera. The animal left me alone after that. We returned to the car convinced it was a pucowegie shape-shifter. I still cannot say that it wasn't. I mean, we went looking for trouble and we found some. 😂✌🏻

[@johnb7053]

Interesting, I’m really just hearing about all this now but years ago I used to drive trucks to the stop and shop warehouse in Freetown, MA, people who worked there said it was built on an Indian burial ground and they thought it was cursed, I didn’t think much of it then but now I wish I did some investigating myself while I was there

[@SetiSupreme]

Yess loving the longer ones, especially when it includes aliens/ufos/uaps

[@Tsotha]

Interesting seeing the Bridgewater Triangle get some more attention outside the US in being covered by a UK based youtube channel. I first heard of this place on the late American ufologist Tim Beckley's youtube channel where he did several videos about the Triangle. He considered its being a hotspot for all sorts of seemingly unrelated paranormal phenomena key evidence for all those somehow being connected in some way, perhaps being different manifestations of the same entities. There is by the way a full length travelogue documentary on the channel Small Town Monsters that visits most of the locations mentioned in here, getting high quality footage of the sites of the many weird and terrible incidents to take place within the Triangle in case you haven't seen it yet.

[@TommyTheCat42]

I’ve been to the Freetown Forest many times. I personally haven’t witnessed anything there but It has this energy that’s overwhelming!

[@thomasmorano7779]

Murders n sacrifice happened there too

[@jayrific]

My dog randomly tried to run off the edge of the quarry the first time I was there. Strange energy for sure.

[@marcrobson6157]

Yes the late 1970's were particularly violent in the triangle.

[@azureascendant994]

Here in southern New England there is a massive amount of quartzite so this may be why the area here is soo haunted, supernatural. These crystals after all are used in tech devices and wicca practices.

[@KitKat_293]

i can tell you that there are massive quartz quarries in the freetown state forest. the soil near the forest in residential freetown is also very quartz filled so much so that when most of southeastern massachusetts flooded in a massive storm in 2011, the freetown area stayed very dry despite the rains while neighboring towns had their basements all flood and roads blocked off for weeks. because of the rocky and sandy terrain that doesn't retain water the same way the land just a town or so away does. so it's as if even by new england standards the Triangle could have even more of that kind of rock deposit. when building homes on the lakeville-freetown border it was impossible to dig without hitting rock after rock and ending up with towering piles of rock and sand all around the lot when digging out foundations

[@azureascendant994]

@@KitKat_293 Very true.

[@eyes2c..519]

Around here its granite and limestone both very electrical and why jts happening imo

[@antonkovalenko364]

There is actually a psychological term for the fleeting thought or urge to jump from high places. It is l'appel du vide, or in English the call of the void.

[@cassandraunheeded]

I like that so much and have shared that sensation.

[@thetalkingbear]

The superstition mountains has had a reputation for mysterious disappearances. People searching an area then finding a headless body in areas they had already searched. One theory of reclusive natives living in caves nearby.

[@scockery]

Vexing vile vortexes! A murky Massachusetts mystery!

[@mikelightning7682]

This is a beautiful forest with a ton of bad history. I live in Rehoboth Ma. and what's actually creepy about it is the well documented things that actually happened there. The little girl that was kidnapped and tied to a tree left to die, the homeless man, three women, and mutilated animals that were killed by the Fall River cult, the battles between natives and colonists, the suicides, the teenager found after 3 days half beaten to death who lost his legs to frostbite, 2 men and a boy found shot to death. Everything else such as packs of killer dogs, UFO's, ghosts, strange creatures, Bigfoot, specters, ominous black helicopters, mysterious orbs of light and giant snakes, are all urban legends that spawned from the evil crimes that were actually committed there. Forests are generally creepy at night, then again so is my basement, so visit during the day. This forest is a beautiful place to visit, especially in the fall, as it is home to protected species of animals and fauna, but you will miss out on its beauty if you let the myths get to you.

[@johnb7053]

Sounds like the Natives cursed the land

[@mikelightning7682]

That's the legend

[@analogalbacore7166]

I always feel a gentle presence there. But there's something g there for sure.

[@ricardorios492]

Just how many “ Triangles “ do we have in our world, so many unknowns and strange place to know about, kinda scary too, ever visit any of those places, I know I won’t

[@alpo180]

I can listen to her voice talking about aliens and other creatures for ever

[@ernestweaver9720]

There are experiences that cannot be explained. Nor should they be explained. It's that simple. Another excellent video. Thank you.

[@mikesullivan1197]

I rewatched Close Encounters of the Fourth Kind, and as the ship made it's sound in the movie I was frozen, and the sound from the movie made my teeth chatter during this awake sleep paralysis state. It was almost like a seizure. Has anyone experienced this with this movie and the sound of the craft in it??? Please let me know!

[@whims6278]

I live right next to this and id never heard of it! So cool! Thank you!

[@dj-kq4fz]

I grew up in Easton but have not lived there for some time. Never heard anything about weirdness until well after I left. Coincidence?

[@Stopvotingdemocrat]

Same here I’m in r.I. And never heard any of this. We do so much work in mass

[@supbrotv]

Wouldnt keeping the bedroom door open be more scary? Wouldnt you feel safer with the door locked when you sleep?

[@marcrobson6157]

I lived there for awhile & woke to see a seated woman directly across from me in the living room. Shut the door for the rest of my stay

[@superduperj1202]

Spent some time out in the BT exploring on my dirtbike not so many years ago. Also been out there at night a few times. I have seen orbs at night. I have heard that the land is cursed and it sure feels like it. I stopped going out there because it just feels like I shouldn't be out there. The woods just feel super uncomfortable.

[@angloedu5499]

That area Bridgewater, MA, was once covered in a lake of water. After the Ice Age, the area became drained and forested but to this day it contains negative energy. Many places like this existed in the U.K., Scandinavia, and the rest of ancient Europe, especially the areas in Germany which were covered in marsh and swampy lands as the Roman army described Germania, home of the Barbarians of the North. Lands covered in thick dark forests so thick, it took months to travel through. Swamy marshes that if could be developed, would take Roman builders decades of years to properly drain, clean, and irrigate in order to build upon. Places such as these were also known to be homes of witchcraft, satanists, human sacrifice, and ancient Celtic and Druid Ceremonies. Not for the faint of heart, even in North America.

[@verawalters6673]

Hi Laura. I always enjoy your narrations. Love it. ❤

[@TheParanormalScholar]

Thank you!

[@poppabearskitchen1769]

Lady Laura, thank you for the excellent video. The world is filled with such strange events,it makes you wonder that there are so many whom would rather turn a blind eye and dismiss everything that falls outside their small world view.Thank you and be well.

[@mikebaguley9092]

Tread lightly with a tender foot for the path before you maybe an illusion, what so comes from memory will be lost. Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful informative videos, have a great day take care 🕊

[@hatuletoh]

Sometimes I think clusters of paranormal reports are as much about the power of suggestion as they are genuine phenomena, but that is not the case with Bridewater. There have been a high numbers of reports, describing all manner of phenomena, made over the course of many decades--including and especially long before the area became famous for them--which makes mass hallucinations an unlikely explanation for whatever is going on. It's possible there's some comparatively mundane cause for what people have reported (ultrasound, psychoactive swamp gas, errant weather balloons?), but there does seem to be SOMETHING going on there. And since we live in a world in which UFOs and Skinwalker Ranch are accepted, if unexplained realities, Bridgwater might be another one of those places where things happen that we just can't explain. Yet.

[@susanmctavish6639]

I'm so glad I found this channel. Just great presentation and thorough explanations with no silly distractions or over editing.

[@hayley4415]

Oh wow I am so excited this just popped up for me!!! One of my favorite content creators on this platform recently did an investigation at this location and it was INSANE!! There wasn't a dull moment, from start to finish, and they actually had to cut it a bit short bc it was only the two of them (it's a couple) and they were being followed by something very dark and they decided for their own safety that it'd be a better idea to go back with a group of people, just in case 😬 And believe me, not only are they sincere, but their videos have some of the best evidence I have ever seen in regards to the paranormal, so for then to cut it short like that really said TONS about this location!!!

[@vyvvian3064]

Sounds similar to the going ons at Skinwalker ranch. The universe is a weird and wonderful place. Nice one Laura.

[@KitKat_293]

i was thinking the same thing. the shapeshifting intelligent life from another world in an area that might be thin and easier to cross over. it seems distinctly similar. once chatting with a woman in the modern wompanoag tribe and mentioning i was from the freetown-lakeville area, she offered unprompted that the area is a very spiritual place to her community and always has been. which was nice of her to say but makes sense as most cultures have lands deemed more holy than others. and perhaps this thinness between worlds is something connected to whatever makes a given land so spiritual or holy to us. i would like to imagine the thin space is something where the full range of benevolent neutral and malevolent otherwordly beings and spirits can and do cross planes. tho the negative and scary stories are more notorious and passed around campfires, i do know many in the fall river freetown lands who have had more positive, but still remarkably miraculous and unexplained experiences in the area. it helps me reconcile with some forests and places in town feeling to the core like the most profoundly safe and comforting i have ever known. and not far off are some that have filled me with unexplained unease terror and dread.

[@moldvox]

My favorite arificially generated bigfoot is the one with nipple piercings.

[@Seeitall728]

I live very close to here, and I love your pronunciations of Massachusetts towns because they are very hard to get and even though you didn’t get them quite right it was wonderful to hear you try lol

[@jyesucevitz]

the pronunciations should be easier for her. most of our cities and towns were named from cities and towns where she's from.

[@mariameere5807]

Missed your videos so much! You are the best media reporter on KZbin in my opinion! No exaggeration….. you think I am flattering you but for what possible motive!? Btw would love an episode on Angelic encounters if you ever feel like it! Brightest of blessings from London🙏 💫💜✨🔮✨💜💫

[@marcrobson6157]

Angelic encounters I second that! ♥️

[@mariameere5807]

@@marcrobson6157 I third that 🧐😉♥️

[@Gunwitch666]

Another fascinating, informative, narrated and well produced video! Thanks again L&E! 🙏🏻🖤👏🏻

[@EQOAnostalgia]

Satan isn't cool.

[@Ray-od2wx]

Love your work on your videos and research. Keep up the great work.

[@cathyvaughan5092]

This is what I truly believe is what's going on in our world today we are being manipulated by unseen forces there's so many mental health issues now than ever before,why? Even in my home quiet peaceful i wake up at 3am every morning for no reason whats waking me and why at that same time?

[@lindafreitag8544]

Laura, I love your videos ! You are one of my favorite channels. Well done, as always 👏❤

[@davidrobertson5700]

A police officer a credible witness, more like incredible in it's literal meaning

[@IntoTheMindlessAbyss]

Awesome videos as always. This channel is a hidden gem.

[@DirtRoad18]

I love how Laura looks but even more I love the sound of her voice and even more again I really love the stories!! So nice to fall asleep to listening to you Laura. Thank you and Cheers from your Canadian fans

[@WarrenInAfrica]

If I battle to sleep, I listen to your podcasts Laura as your soothing voice lulls me to sleep even when telling a frightening story. Better than any sleeping pill 😴

[@BottleBri]

I would literally love to live in a place like the triangle.

[@Noone-rt6pw]

This is the first I've ever heard of this place. Why has it been kept quiet?

[@nancyM1313]

great topic. thanks Laura❤

[@TheParanormalScholar]

Thanks, Nancy! I hope you enjoy this one!

[@diontaedaughtry974]

You tell the most terrifying stories in the nicest way. Great stories and narrating 👍👍

[@nevasoba5953]

This channel has gotten so good , fascinating topic , excellent delivery.

[@Stopvotingdemocrat]

I live in r.I. I never heard of any of this . We do a lot of work in bridgewater also in many areas in the triangle

[@cad21717]

I have often wondered about creatures that are seen so often but can never be found when searched for. I thought of them coming here through some portal. Plus all the people that go missing and vanish without a trace. The ones where one second they're with the group and someone turned around and they're gone. No one ever sees them or their stuff again.

[@eyes2c..519]

Scott carpenter has vid of the portals they come thru on his channel rip Scott ❤

[@darrelldog5]

That's in my neck of the woods. Im about 35, 40 minutes away... Theres alot of Native American history in that area...

[@NanaBren]

Hello again Laura, I am always up for a good story. I enjoyed your video very much today. I believe that there are places where sensitive people can experience this type of phenomenon. Depending on how sensitive you are, it may be a place close to home. Still, there are places where the veil between worlds continues to thin. Consequently, the world may have to change its mind about the paranormal. Until then, let’s continue to enjoy the stories and the mystery surrounding this phenomenon. Good video. Best wishes always for our best storyteller. ❤

[@jdjay6826]

I'm hooked!! You're videos are awesome 👌 👏. Looking forward to exploring your channel 😀 😊

[@creativeguy1138]

It's so odd to me how so many people need a bedroom door open as kids or adults to sleep. For me, as a kid I never wanted the door open out of fear something might look in, or come in.

[@alechachman9599]

Cool to see you talk about something from my state

[@TheParanormalScholar]

I hope you enjoy! Thanks for your support.

[@ahadali2534]

😮 😳 my eyes are still wide with excitement and terror. What an amazing video, 👏 as always @laurarowton you continue to push the boundary of every video making them more and more enjoyable. The end was of particular importance to me, I have heard of such malevolent beings. Tricksters, unable to cause harm by themselves so they are relegated to mess with the intelligence and thinking of the people. Indeed, stories have been passed down in many areas I have visited to keep a low profile and not to engage with nature. Such a theory could also explain Skin walker ranch (perhaps) breeding ground for deception. @laurarowton hats off to you and @paranormalscholar for such an in-depth view into the area, your hard work and dedication is evident and welcomed by all of your fans. My many thanks to you for the content. 😊

[@roserevancroix2308]

A very interesting and fascinating topic that deserve our attention. Through the entire video you spoke perfectly and without flaw. Thank you for this. ~Bless you

[@danjum6194]

Truly! Marvelous content presentation M'Lady Laura! ,👏🧐

[@bigchungus9151]

My aunt used to live right next to the Bridgewater triangle and I used to go there all the time as a kid while my mom was at work. Me and my cousins used to go there sometimes but I've personally never seen anything but have heard about people who have

[@ohemgeeniki]

Love this episode i grew up all around here and went to summer camp in freetown state forest 😂🥰

[@viper-Down]

👁👁 my last name is Bridgewater..... 🙃 never knew my last name could be so creepy lol

[@m.asquino7403]

I’m from New Bedford not to far from the swamp and Freetown state forest. The only thing I believe that could be true is the ghost sittings. A lot of misery happened in those woods centuries ago with indigenous people and colonists not including the murders that took place there!

[@curseyouklonopin1157]

What a great video! You’re very talented!

[@disgruntledoctopus4560]

Another fantastic listen! Learn something new everytime.

[@ajelliott9923]

Bridgwater in the South West of England is not somewhere to visit for different reasons.

[@craigm2484]

I have spent Alot of time in there before it was so popular and still do I love it & appreciate it . Also appreciate and feel you did it justice while speaking of it . Have a Wonderful Night Friends 🙏🏻

[@juliehobbs665]

Yes! It's time for Paranormal Scholar Sunday with our favorite pulchritudinous, anachronistically dressed host! 🤩 😅 Thank you for another compelling upload, Laura. We appreciate all of your hard work!

[@KamranPasha72]

Brilliant description of our brilliant host!

[@ernestweaver9720]

Wow. I feel like I'm back in college.

[@anthonyhudson3136]

u forgot the a.🙂

[@juliehobbs665]

The use of archaic vocabulary was INTENDED to sound pretentious and similar to the way of speaking in the 19th century with overly difficult and large words.. But apparently missed the mark lol Laura is so 19th century-esque I thought I would compliment her in a 19th century-esque way.. that's all. Take a chill pill, vocabulary police.. haha 😄

[@juliehobbs665]

@anthony hudson That's because I hadn't heard of that word more than 30 seconds before I Googled, then used it.. lmfao 🤣 Thank you, it's now corrected! 😊

[@simonhart9001]

Your voice is awesome. So calming. Thank you for existing

[@MoonColouredDemon]

I grew up in Massachusetts and just moved back! I’ve not heard about the Bridgewater triangle. How interesting. Then again I grew up in Worcester, more west.