WE LEFT CAMERAS ALONE in a Haunted House | What We Found is TERRIFYING

[@lindaeasley5606]

This is how a paranormal investigation should be done.- leaving cameras ( and voice recorders) in an empty house. It cuts down on the possibility of human made sounds or actions 👍

[@NJDrewind]

@@buzzybrescrafts7415paranormal quest does this every investigation They leave the equipment for 1-2 hours and wait outside “abandonment” they’ve caught probably the craziest stuff during those sessions So they do that first and then investigate before ever seeing what they caught in the abandonment

[@Jazzygirl5]

Y'all are so stupid, they house is regularly investigated, they said the books and stuff on the bed were set up for investigators and the Polaroid and pictures. A squater might be living there the tea and clothes in the dryer were freaky. The picture of the man in front of the door was creepy the way he was standing and how he heard noises right before that from that area. I agree that leaving a camera and device alone in a house is the best way to catch evidence.

[@catherinehughes4468]

This is awesome. I've always wanted to explore abandoned house

[@RichardOlsen-k7i]

What a great concept!!!!

[@FatNebraskaMom]

Exactly. I was like, thats perfect.

[@gunlindblad5202]

I find it very desturbing when homes are left like this. It is so so sad that this person did not have anyone that took care of and cleaned up after him

[@sgtscribbles]

It's clearly not abandoned there's no dirt or dust on any of the picture frames clearly someone lives here and takes plenty good care of it

[@AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg]

​@@sgtscribblesSomeone or "something"!

[@cherylsmith4826]

And these guys are laughing about the pictures - rude imo

[@LLC4269]

@@cherylsmith4826 Exacty. This isn't their home. They said it was abandoned and everything is left exactly as is for at least a couple of years and questioned who was paying the power bill. Still, abandoned or not this is not their home and making fun of the photos was in pretty terrible taste.

[@gunlindblad5202]

@@LLC4269 yes and if the electricity is on someone is paying, it is not abandon!

[@Enzo012]

The moral of the story is never to die in an old abandoned house. Your ghost will end up haunting it, then some ghost hunters will come to annoy you.

[@tomasibakani6518]

@Enzo012 LMFAO 😂

[@darkclaws1234567891]

So don't die that's like impossible cause death would happen

[@gavhenrad]

😂😂

[@raissa4157]

Very well said...ghost hunters will hunt your ghost nonstop hahaah until the ghost losses their minds haha

[@Maywyn802]

What goes around, comes around. Follow the ghost hunters home. 😎

[@Spirited165]

This episode hit a chord with me. I lost both parents within 5 months of each other. I was visiting mom in the hospital, dad at a nursing home and taking care of their home and an elderly uncle. Every time I went to their house it broke me. My mom had been folding clothes when she ended up being taken by ambulance, never to return. There were clothes still hanging over the dining room chair. I have one brother who lives states away, so I was dealing with all this on my own and still working full time myself. When they passed I sold the house “as is” because I couldn’t bring myself to get rid of all their possessions. I live in a small condo so I had no room for any furniture, etc. Now I did not leave dishes out, etc but other than that it very much looked like the last day my mom was there.

[@sodapopx]

I am so sorry for your loss, I could never imagine going through that! I hope you´re doing okay! sending lots of love your way

[@Spirited165]

@@sodapopx thank you. I am better, though I feel the loss of them every day. Sad part of getting older.

[@Gonefishing-hm3jv]

I know how you feel. I lost my mom on Christmas eve 2020,it was bitterly cold in Buffalo NY, got a call from my sister inlaw saying it was time . Do u want to go see ur mom at the hospital. I jumped so fast outa bed,drove without any gas in my car, so fast that if a cop was going to stop me he'd have to earn that ticket because I wasn't going to stop till I got to the hospital. They said I had to wear a mask, apron to see my mom. I ripped the damn thing off me with the mask,talked to my mom. She was still warm ,felt her squeeze my fingers as she was incubated, said I love you mom. I will never forget that day....

[@free2bme640]

​@@Gonefishing-hm3jv So sorry for your loss... I'm glad you made it on time to say goodbye. It makes a difference! My sister died during covid and we were fighting at the time. I hold that guilt for not being there when she passed to this day. I lost my mom in 2009 and still miss her. I believe because our moms carry us for 9 months and gave birth to us, we have a very close bond with them. Their passing is just that more difficult and harder. Hopefully we'll see them again one day. Ask the best to you.

[@JustNotInterested]

HA! That IS funny!

[@Alan-io2ew]

In my Grandparents house, you had to sleep with your bedroom door open, otherwise you'd be kept awake by knocking on the door. I'd never have believed in such things had I not experienced it first hand.

[@Alan-io2ew]

In later years, when My Aunt lived in the house, I also experienced footfalls, whisperings, and the smoke alarm would go off for no reason.

[@ashleyc2525]

Any idea who might’ve been doing the knocking?

[@Alan-io2ew]

@@ashleyc2525 It's hard to say as several people were born lived and died in that house ,and my Father's youngest sister died in Childbirth there in the 1930's.For some reason or other, I got the impression that there are/were the spirits of 3 females in the house, possibly my Grandmother, her sister and my father's sister.

[@ashleyc2525]

@@Alan-io2ew very interesting! Thanks for sharing!

[@kimmieh8419]

@@Alan-io2ew That is so interesting and cool! Thank you so much for sharing. Did you ever feel scared? Or because you got the feeling it was relatives of yours, did you feel 'safe', (for lack of a better word)?

[@Scantbracelet]

So far I appreciate how there are no scary sound effects edited in every time you guys hear something. Makes it seem more convincing.

[@sarumokidesu]

I always think the same, the silence and smallest of sound is so powerful and builds tension. Music and fake effects snatch that away.

[@reneduffy3922]

Agree anytime, investigators start putting in that music I un follow. I can't stand it like. I want to hear the extra silence or noises or them. Not background noise music definitely takes away.

[@cali.x0672]

Omg yes! You can actually hear everything that’s going on

[@Bsstorytelling]

Same

[@JennaTaylia69420]

Except for creepy background music. It's distracting

[@auntiekarebear7537]

I’m just 4 minutes in and this is so incredibly sad to me. All this man’s possessions still there. Did he not have any family? Wouldn’t you think a family member would want at least those old pictures? I know I would. So many things in there that should be heirlooms. It’s like this man was alone for a long time and no one cared. That extreme kind of sadness is a negative feeling and could manifest even more paranormal activity. Just so sad. I should also say I’m a former nurse, I worked in a nursing home for years,and I became very empathetic, so just watching this made my heart ache.

[@BlueSkyCountry]

It is life. Things like that happen and there is absolutely nothing we can do to change or prevent it. It is what it is. Just accept it. That kind of fate might be ours to meet later on as well. We come into this world alone, we leave alone, and many spend their entire duration here alone. Nothing we can do except shrug our shoulders and move on.

[@TheKingsJarl]

You have such a sweet and warm heart..you are so few and far between but here you are. 💜Stay you.

[@Starseed78]

I've seen for myself this happens WAY MORE OFTEN than people ever think. Not everyone has family/or family that cares; or that can leave their own family & job to care for another person 24/7. It sucks & its sad! Especially in the elderly persons last week or 2, they can't get up n pee or get up for a drink, can't even roll over on their side in bed without help. It's so lonely & the worst way to endure your last days in your body on earth 😢

[@BlueSkyCountry]

@@Starseed78 That is why it is inportant to constantly practice extreme self control, self discipline, and emotional suppression throughout life, so that way once you reach that stage, you will still be able to retain most of your dignity even in that frail state. You cannot be disappointed or sad if you had spent your whole life living in struggle and hardship, you get used to suffering and accept it as routine. Face it, every single one of us is going to have to go through that, unless we are lucky enough to go out in a sudden and extremely violent manner like an accident, electrocution, or heart attack.

[@StLProgressive]

@@BlueSkyCountryWait ‘til you’re the one stuck in bed 24/7 and then say ‘it’s just life.’ No one should live like that. I’m almost there now at 52 because of cancer and chronic pain. Thankfully, I have an adult son who lives with me. That man went through hell. Empathy is something you apparently aren’t capable of.

[@YvonneEveWebster]

it's always a good idea to arrive at your destination during daylight hours, so that you can get acquainted with the floor plan and get to know your way around the property, so that if something does come up, you know your way around to sweep every room to evacuate quickly when it becomes necessary.

[@GhostTheory]

Yeah we were there during the day to get drone shots too 😊

[@alliterationUK]

The power is still left on sometimes if the house is part of a farm which has been purchased by a larger developer/farm, it will be on the farm's grid.

[@cali.x0672]

Thank you I was wondering this

[@Spvke]

That’s the most probable scenario cause I doubt there would still be money in the account paying for it

[@GADGETVP15]

imagine not knowing you've passed only to stay in your home and then see two people enter your home with cameras and go room to room walking past you like you don't exist.

[@Maverick-f4s]

You don't stay in your house after you die

[@BrandiNaCole]

They would know because they're not in their body.

[@c.leighx]

I had 2 dogs and they both passed away when I was a teen. When the first dog died my other refused to look at her body or acknowledge anything around the food and water bowls which was very unlike him. (Where she died). He would look for her for months afterwards in denial. When he died both myself and my mother had many odd experiences one of which was seeing a shadow the same height and size of him. We didn't realise we'd both seen it until I mentioned it later and she told me she'd seen the same in other places in the house. Rambling over but his soul was definitely still in the house and he was still in denial and refused to believe he was no longer with us.💔

[@backwoods5527]

Animals dont have souls 😂​@@c.leighx

[@MsMesem]

Need to leave the cameras on much longer and move away from the house and go and sit in your car!

[@susangilliam6400]

It's a shame that no family member has captured these memorable family items.

[@GordyM-ov7pt]

It's very sad.

[@anniemac7470]

Whats crazy to me is how the house is just frozen in time. I truly hope they gathered things for research and to see if there was any family to oversee the rest. This is wild!

[@MainPrism]

It's sad but actually quite common. Even here in the States and back home in Germany.

[@raymondmcdonald355]

Happens a lot. I work in health and social care and there are weekly emergency admittance like this, especially if folks,don't have family living near by. There,are down sides to living a long life, depends on your health, wealth and circumstances

[@denicerenee1970]

I'm just going to prepare for that day when I get old.

[@dbz9393]

true my nan is almost 100 and she requires a LOT of care. If she didnt have my family to care for her she would probably have passed many years ago miserable and alone.

[@msherry5]

Absolutely

[@helencheadle5709]

I agree with all the other comments about the sadness of how a person’s final days were lived, the place uncared for, even washing in the machine still. But the essences of those people remain, and if THEY are willing, they can still communicate. I didn’t notice you introducing yourselves as you usually do, makes you more friendly , but perhaps you did that when you arrived. Showed me how near the end of the mortal coil I’m shuffling along to having been married over 50yrs, and then those treasures tipped on the bed made me relive my childhood! Havnt seen a Toby Twirl annual for over 70yrs, so that took me back, as did the tank with remote control! I had one exactly the same! All remotes seemed to be metal back then. You said it had been a farm someone and sons..so there MUST have been family around somewhere! And who is paying the council tax,elect,etc etc..the funeral even? This always puzzles me. Joe always seems to blame rats for a lot of noises, but with sugar etc lying open in the kitchen I’m sure mice AND rats would have found and made a good mess there. Lots of little noises, a couple of crashes, which I think were meant to scare you off. Don’t think the old boy liked his home invaded. Just LOVED the picture of you two when younger starting to do investigations….WOW! You have been good friends to stick together so long. Kudos to you both. Think as Joe said it would have been better to have put that charger on for an hour a while before you left, as it seemed quite noisy to me, made it harder to distinguish other sounds. But another great investigation guys. Hope Ron and his wife are happily reunited now. Take care and stay safe! Love and light! 👩‍🦳🫶👍👏👏👏

[@veraaurelis8931]

That just makes me think, what if the owner’s still in the hospital? That would be breaking and entering wouldn’t it. :(

[@ashtonyukio8761]

I wish abandoned houses like this could be properly preserved. They encapsulate a person’s life and possessions, forever stuck in time. That’s both beautiful and sad, but a reminder of the passage of time. How a once lively house can slowly become a relic of something long gone.

[@saiyamoru]

I think my wish is to see them preserved but revitalized. 'As they were in their heyday'...I really hate it when people take over historic homes and renovate them from top to bottom, without regard for any of the original features, because they want a 'modernized' version of the address. It makes them more livable, sure, but any character that home had might as well have been demolished. On the other hand, I know these ol' girls can't just be left alone or else they will wind up completely uninhabitable and infested eventually. There were several such small houses or churches on the road where I grew up; the kudzu overtook them and now all that's left are their chimneys.

[@begoodifnotbegoodatit1110]

The sounds at 17:35 almost sound like someones moving a walking frame or cane.. and there were plenty in that old home, creepy..

[@LegendOfLoko]

dude youre right, thats creepy

[@rybetfrierson]

I was thinking it was the clock on the wall. The second hand moving because the sound was keeping time. Thoughts?

[@0r4ng3p33l]

The respect you've shown for someone else's property is a nice touch as most people would be taking stuff home with them, very respectful and genuine guys breath of fresh air 🖤

[@vamp8903]

Yes especialy where I live .....everything would be stolen and trashed for sure

[@katsiduzynski488]

@@vamp8903 Yes I watch videos on the state of some locations in the world, whether through informative videos by some whom want to show how situations are / or are "not" - it boggles my mind how some places are immediately destroyed via vandalism, graffiti, etc., all mindless behaviors imho, then other locales are unscathed. Truly bizarre, isn't it where lack of respect for another's property is concerned. As to myself being I am in my mid-60s; I sincerely hope to leave nothing behind for someone to vandalize, destroy (or steal) where I live now, as it is doubtful I'll end up having to move to anywhere else!

[@briannecaswell6204]

I don't recommend TAKING anything from a house that is haunted 🤷🏼‍♀️ might get more than what you bargain for

[@vamp8903]

@@briannecaswell6204 so true ...ignorance is dangerous ..just now one brings those same hauntings into your home ..

[@MarkWestHam]

sorry but i felt the opposite. it felt far too new and fresh and bordered on disrespect going through someones private items. 100 years ago or so is different but that felt a bit too recent. Love the boys and their content though and for me this one was a bit borderline. look forward to next vid!

[@VanScott69]

This was very moving, as you went through the house showing everything. A moment caught in time. All the owners memories, left behind, unclaimed and forgotten...

[@pixie3760]

So terribly sad.

[@GhostTheory]

Please keep comments respectful, every investigation is carried out with care, permission and/or within UK law.

[@supposedly1-2]

someone may have told you this already but the power company doesn't send someone out to turn the power off unless the place starts using above a certain amount. they allow you to leave a light on at night to keep away thieves etc and to say show the house to get someone living in it. its a waste of more money for them to cut it off and then come out to cut it back on.

[@kholbrook203]

Another thing. Talk in your normal voices. Don’t whisper as when you play recorder or camera back later, you may mistaken your own whisper for a spirit voice. When you ask a question, be still & don’t talk as those sounds are picked up. Listen quietly for a minute or so to give time for a possible reply. Should you cough or sneeze or make some type of noise while recording. Verbally say out loud, I coughed or sneezed or I bumped the table. Tell them you respect them and are not there to cause them any harm or damage their house. Tell the spirit(s) you just want to ask some questions. Always be respectful.

[@blackops686]

@@supposedly1-2oh interesting

[@SkinPeeleR]

​@@kholbrook203 and may i add, wear baggy jogging pants hoodie and high sneakers or army boots when rough place. Keeps noise levels down with sound recording. It's a shame you can't hear anything because the rustling of someone's bomberjack is louder.

[@Tommy-xq5jw]

Who spreads out their belongings like this before they make a cup of tea?

[@stevestefano3298]

Fellas, THIS is how a paranormal investigation should be done! First of all, leaving equipment set up and vacating the premises for a while is a great idea. But then when you do return and hear and see things, you don't immediately jump to the phenomena as being paranormal. You try to debunk it or explain it as natural phenomena but the rest is left to the viewer to decide for the themselves. This is actually similar to an American show called Ghost hunters. That is not to be with the ridiculous show called Ghost Adventures where everything is the result of the host of the show being possessed by the devil himself! I loved this video and I will definitely be subscribing! Thank you gentlemen!

[@Datboykeke]

At least I’m not the only person who notice Zac for sure has something attached to himself.

[@flamesofhellstudio]

Plottwist, it's not abandoned, the son just lives in the attic and pretends to be a ghost to scare people away as he avoids paying taxes.

[@averthewin1689]

Eminent domain would probably apply after a while because the bank would try to repossess or sell it

[@BassinWith_B]

@@averthewin1689I get what ur saying but it’s a joke 😂

[@four-twenty4205]

​@@averthewin1689If the house has been fully purchased they cant take anything...

[@sterco2257]

Scoobie doo type shit

[@joshsherman1664]

That’s a solid plan actually, lights are still on xD

[@showmetimefelix7500]

The click click sound is the sound of an aluminum walker, my dad made that noise with his four foot cane too

[@EiLSeL_OcetOs]

I had a fractured knee and im using crutches now. And youre right. My crutches also make that kind of sound😮

[@LazarIlić26]

There was also a walker in the living room

[@MarkMayther]

​@@LazarIlić26and in the bathroom

[@chrisacres]

Dont talk shit. What a wild assumption.

[@Slippyjerry]

@@chrisacreshow are they talking shit 💀 and why are you so aggressive. It’s really not that hard to believe considering they showed how the toilet was set up that the person living there couldn’t stand up on their own. It’s common sense

[@GhostLivesMatter]

Actually, by reading the comments and how I myself responded to some, made me think that next time you visit an empty home, introduce yourselves properly at the door and explain why you are wanting to come into their home. Think of them as living people and how they would react to you just turning up. Love you guys so much and thank you for this channel!!! 👻👻XX

[@bellaloco7910]

I have not read all the comments on here but just read this one and it’s interesting because while I was watching, I was thinking that the spirits may be alarmed that strangers are in their home and I kind of wish they had said at the beginning we’re not here to do anything to your house just to communicate with you so that if there are spirits there they can hopefully relax and not wonder who are these peeps and what the heck are they going to do to my home.

[@GhostLivesMatter]

@@bellaloco7910 Yes exactly. If strangers came into my home, I'd probably hide somewhere. It's all so very interesting tho!!

[@AlexaLake7]

Ghost Lives Matter, Good suggestion.

[@thurayya8905]

I was going to suggest that, but you beat me by a mile. Well said.

[@316lvmnoneofyourbusiness7]

@@GhostLivesMatter Your comment made me giggle. Not in a bad way. It just reminded me of how different people react. Me, twice I've had strangers just walk right into my home (they were drunk). My husband managed to wrap them into a bear hug and toss 'em off the porch. I was behind him both times, with a baseball bat. I was going to hit a home run if they got past him.

[@biffgee6797]

That long hallway looks creepy

[@damoOM3N]

The most polite ghost hunters on the block... U make us English look so well mannered to the dead, especially ghosts called Ronald 😅

[@JellyBeansMystreyMachine]

I have to say the fact that this place is still exactly as it was when the person lived there, makes me love the people of the UK so much more. They respect peoples property and don't pilfer it like people would in America. ❤ Must have been so cool to experience this place, it looks like someone left yesterday.

[@justkim9827]

Amen to that. Here in America, the house would be ransacked, there would be graffiti and things would be broken and thrown all over the place.

[@synapticlutter]

One suggestion from someone who's done this. Record for an hour before you begin your walk. Record for an hour after you're done. The differences can be huge.

[@sarahh4586]

Nice to see you showing respect for the old fella and his collection of memories

[@GhostTheory]

Always :)

[@CT-uv8os]

Even if that house wasnt haunted it is creepy as hell. Excellent investigation. Thank you from a first time watcher.

[@MsMesem]

People invent creepy in their heads. To me it looks like a normal modest home. Ron obviously had mobility problems but otherwise the place looks pretty normal.

[@anti_sse]

​@@MsMesemold houses are creepy to me lol modern looks different and friendlier

[@tamtamj8787]

Can you imagine sleeping in the bed overnight all alone where the gemtelmen who passed away slept. I'm not sure anyone would be brave enough to do that.

[@hazewilliams2117]

Knew of a lady. Didn't know her personally, but my gf had a work party at her boss's large house. In the back house (no bedrooms, just one large single room with a restroom) fully furnished with a bed tv night stand ect. An older gentleman lived there for many years and they found him dead in his bed and called the authorities to come get him. The next night, this particular lady changed the sheets and moved right in. Slept on the same bed. We were baffled.

[@mintytherbagoki]

Tbh I think it depends on certain things… I know I wouldn’t sleep in the bed of a dead stranger but I know when I was 11, my next door neighbor had passed away (she died in the hospital) I had received some of her furniture like her bed, bed frame, and dresser from her daughters. I was really close to her my whole life and honestly having something like that which she had used regularly helped me a bit with coping because I’d remember the happier aspects like how I used to comb and do her hair while sitting on her bed and how the dresser held her box for hair trinkets and the top shelf of the vanity had two wigs (that she never wore). Being able to sleep in her bed and look at the mirror in the dresser that I used to look through when she was still alive helped me to feel more at peace with her death because it felt like she was still there in some aspects of my life- and she was more like a grandma and friend to me than just a neighbor, I spent more time with her than my own grandmas and she was always fun to talk with so it was truly meaningful to me (I still use the dresser but the bed frame for the bed didn’t work so we eventually got me a different bed)

[@whitemamba0089]

Lol u better not go to any motels then cus a good chance someone died in that bed at one time or another

[@hazewilliams2117]

@whitemamba0089 that is so true. Sadly, my dad and I experienced this first hand for an old man who was given money by his son. We were the last people he saw before he passed in that room. For context, my dad was the maintenance manager for 2 separate properties in California. As my dad was walking thru the hall, he heard someone groaning in distress. He asked the manager about who was in there, and they went to go check. Now, when I saw my dad and the manager walking with the master keys together, i knew something was up. So I joined them to go see what was going on. They knocked and heard the man faintly yalling for help, so we opened the door. The poor guy was on the floor. He had been there for 2 days, he said. Me and my pa helped him onto the bed cuz he was so weak. We gave him water and asked him if he needed us to call 9-11 or his family, but he said he'll be fine to leave the TV on and turn the air on for him. Ambulance was called the next morning cuz when the manager checked on him, he was passed.

[@dstock9855]

at 7:55 in the bottle on the bottom left of the screen in front of the chair with wheels moves on its own. I don't think anyone caught that.

[@vishalpatelful]

Wtf that's fucking real bro 😶

[@Anna_Stetik]

Holy crap! They did move! I watched 3 times because at first I thought it was just the camera panning down. I would have run out of that house like a little B had I been standing there and saw that.

[@darlenemartensen8303]

It did. Ty for letting us know. I would have missed it. Awesome

[@TheMusicalMedic]

What you're seeing is an optical illusion from the camera moving back and left and the unsteadiness of the hand combined. If you're watching on a phone then zoom way in on it and you'll find that it only moves with the camera, and not against it at any point. If it did move on it's own, the ghost doing it would have had to had to moved it extremely precisely, which I do not think it's capable of. If this house really is haunted, it presents as a residuak haunting, and not an inteligent one.

[@dstock9855]

@@TheMusicalMedic no. I watched it and studied it. it's not accurate, and it actually moves

[@Jane-m1v]

Hate it when people turn up at my house without warning and expect to be entertained . Makes sense some ghosts can be as unsociable as I can be 🤣 Great idea.

[@bunnymad5049]

Blinking ghost hunters turning up, just as it was about to get in the bath!!!! lol

[@Jane-m1v]

@@bunnymad5049 Exactly ! What ghost is happy with Ghost hunters calling out when they are half way through shaving their legs ???

[@bunnymad5049]

@@Jane-m1v LOL. Indeed! Rude. lol

[@turnerthemanc]

Just do what I do. Have no friends. Problem solved

[@jeanhopman5659]

Agree and also if I was to oblige with a tap or a bang and then they say " Will you do that again?" I'd be like "do one..."

[@Philbysdadventures]

I like how they’re quiet when a noise happens or when listening for a noise. Not saying “we will now sit and listen” and then start talking and carrying on.

[@heidi710]

Paranormal quest is always doing that, they go in and put all their cams up and placing all kind of devises all around and then one is shouting: we are leeeaaaaviiiing and then they come back after been out eating or something like that

[@jacobmagnuson8245]

I wish I could have my old childhood home investigated by you guys. Goldmine of activity.

[@katsiduzynski488]

Thank you both for such wonderful videos. No silliness, "just the facts" - a wonderful attitude for folks to have whom do these kinds of one-on-one investigations. You both deserve lots more subscribers, so keep these awesome videos coming!

[@patk3601]

First time viewer here from the US. I liked your approach and that you looked for reasonable explanations first before jumping to "it must be paranormal." It drives me nuts when amateurs and provacateurs jumpnover every little sound or movement without trying to debunk it first. It's shocking and sad that there are numerous abandoned places like this home all over the world. Seeing how everything was left as if in the middle of routine activities like making tea, when catastrophe suddenly strikes is quite sad. It's a reminder of how incredibly brief and fragile life is. It looks like a lovely home. I hope it isn't wasted and left abandoned and vacant like so many places are, especially in the US.

[@mountain_girl]

Wow. If the homeowner only passes a couple of years ago, it could have been during the peak 2020 covid ordeal. Not necessarily covid that killed him directly, but at least in the US, so many elderly at home were terrified of allowing anyone from the outside into their home. You'd think a surviving child or children (now adults) would come and collect a photo or two? Odd....

[@vickyowen126]

That is odd

[@NickPeters-zc2ms]

Maybe he survived his whole family and there was no-one left to pass the house on to. In the UK, land has to be left abandoned for 12 years before they can claim it. Weird the electrics were still connected.

[@Scribeoflife]

​@@NickPeters-zc2msSadly, that's what I was thinking. It's so interesting to see these places but also sad. Makes me think about what I'll leave behind...

[@NovemberRain-1975]

Do they have the process of probate in that country?? When someone dies sometimes that happens and people can’t touch the house or property until courts have finalized the probate process….if there are more than one child and they fight over things or just in general that a process sometimes when people leave this plain

[@yevolution]

The quality of the camera and the color grading is so amazing I thought it was a movie. 100/100 for me hahaha I love this

[@GhostTheory]

Thank you!

[@Hanavannin]

Places like this always serve as a reminder to me that material posessions dont matter. We all die, and we all leave everything behind. Its the pictures of the love and memories that last through people who knew you.

[@BrandyByhoffer]

Ten minutes in and this is my new favorite paranormal channel. This comes off very authentic and no hype. There is great respect for the home and deceased. My dad passed suddenly in his apartment, and I had to do a wellness check via police since I lived so far from him. When I finally got to his apartment to clean it out it was absolutely surreal how his life was stood still in there. There was a fresh pot of coffee that had gone moldy, his breakfast half eaten on his coffee table. Seeing how quickly his life ended and then how quickly I could erase him from that apartment was humbling and devastating. I appreciate so much the respect you bring to a similar situation in this house.

[@MyDigitalHub]

Plot twist: There's really no direct electricity years for many years now. Those lights are just hallucinations made by the ghosts.

[@adamr3967]

Loved the critical thought put into your methods about possible explanations and how it could be done more reliably! Loved how the video felt natural- no loud soundeffects, no quick cuts, no over reacting for the camera!

[@Tomtoms-tomtoms]

Awe God, I don’t know why this video hit me so hard. There was something so profoundly sad about seeing various shots of a person’s home just lying there with all their stuff, and they are gone. It out of nowhere filled me with dread and I suddenly burst into tears.. I’m not usually affected like this…. Great video guys, but, I honestly don’t feel good after watching this one 🙏☘️☘️☘️

[@sgtscribbles]

It's so obviously a lived in house.

[@sarumokidesu]

Look at your response in a positive light. It triggered a confirmation of your true core and morality, for which you should be proud. It shows you are a true "being" and living as you should be. So many people are numb to these things.

[@englishincontext4025]

Sometimes things trigger our sense of our own mortality. Most of the time we live, and push such things to one side. But then we can be caught unawares. No shame in that.

[@madtrucker0983]

I think you guys missed a voice right after the camera fell @ 23:20

[@sandrapenney9680]

I would die for that singer sewing machine!

[@tharp2499]

I really enjoy the human history, the story, you two find and share. It evokes so much emotion. For me mostly sadness. We work so hard all our lives, experience love and pain. Then all that's left of us are abandoned homes and the material possessions we once found so important...but, they're meaningless.💔 Awesome investigation, guys. Love and blessings from California, US.💙💙💙

[@Kristen_H]

Very well said..exactly how I feel! It really makes you think.

[@sc2705]

Agree, it does make you feel sad, that there is no one who cares to sort of the house after. Great investigation!

[@tharp2499]

@Maz429 Exactly...our souls are eternal. I don't necessarily mean in a "religious" way. But as energy or consciousness.

[@imanantisocial]

I agree. When my cousin died, that was one of the most painful ideas I had to deal with. Coming from a family that's not so well off, we had to save up for everything we want, cameras, computer tables (we can't even afford a laptop so desktop PCs were all we had), bed mattresses, etc. Everything feels like a major purchase so yes, we deeply cared about our belongings bec we had to earn them. And when he died, all his stuff was just in his room, left rotting away. It bugged me bec I know he loved every little thing especially his camera and sound system (speakers and stuff). Was all that saving up for nothing? :( All that building your life to succumb to nothingness. It is sad. But it made me care less about my possessions and more about being here and the people who care about me (Sorry for talking too much)

[@imanantisocial]

@Maz429 Agree. Take care :)

[@Elrond_Hubbard1]

Please, please do this as a regular segment. This is so interesting and is sorely missing from investigating.

[@synapticlutter]

Used to leave cassette recorders running in a house I grew up in. It's fantastic. Of course it's a lot easier to do when your equipment is safe and you know no one will show up...

[@Patriciamurphygq8hl]

I’ve thought about leaving a voice activated recorder on in my house but I would be too chicken to play it back!

[@whimsygrove9971]

I had a friend who had an old abandoned farmhouse on her property. She said it was really creepy inside and so decided to leave a tape recorder running inside. She climbed the stairs and placed the tape recorder underneath some floor boards so it wouldn't be as exposed to the elements. A week later she came back and played it and it was definitely weird! She said she heard this weird gasping/breathing sound. There was some odd creaks and other noises she chocked up to being an old house. And then the weird gasping sound was heard again, it got closer and closer to the recorder and then the recorder suddenly stopped, like someone turned it off. There was still plenty of tape left but someone or something just stopped it. That story gave me the chills when I heard it. Was someone in that house and they somehow knew there was a tape recorder but they didn't take it after stopping it? So weird. I don't know what to think and my friend didn't either..she was pretty freaked out to think there was possibly a stranger on her property. 😱 nope.

[@imanobody544]

Love your channel and style of investigating! From an American Paranormal Investigator with over 30 years experience in the field, I would investigate with you lot any day. Keep up the good work!

[@MarilynFromTarotClarity]

I always read the description! As a creator myself, i think it's important to read descriptions because we often make comments in retrospect. How did you get permission to go inside? Someone owns it if they're still paying a utility bill. Very cool video, thank you!

[@TheMancalorian]

Imagine a pair of legs climbing out of the attic while the cameras were rolling.

[@rachelPH79]

My dad died a few yrs ago and he lived across the country (US) and I ended up having to just leave his house with everything in it long story short. Watching this makes me very sad. and kinda grieve that decision all over again. As a side note my Dad’s name was Ron.

[@TrailerYardGirl]

I have very similar regrets, but at least it shows we care. Big hug my friend. ❤

[@sammuis01]

❤

[@eugene-leveque]

🙏🏻💘

[@stockpyro7025]

I really hope you had no other choice but to leave it there, Condolences 🙏🏽...

[@Papa_Meow_Meow]

If the toilet flushes when there’s no one there, I’m going to lose it

[@_Prismatica]

Wow, this video is beautifully made. It feels very intimate. I love that you guys clearly care about the privacy of the man and honor his life by not being disrespectful. I also love the videography. Those few subtle shots of the kitchen and the papers while you were asking about his name really hooked me in. Like others have said, I would like to see you guys introduce yourself when coming into the house. I think it's good to be respectful to the spirit that still occupies the house. Great job guys, I'm subscribing now :)

[@wyattsexton7083]

Thank you! I wish more paranormal shows would have the cameras left alone segment. Plus awesome you don't use all kinds of goofy gadgets like other shows. And you're not jumping and screaming every few seconds lol! I'm subscribing.

[@michellegomes9154]

You guys the best, legit paranormal investigators, use of camera properly, switching on the lights and not hunting in dark, when there is electricity. Less background music, less talk more work.

[@Rodger_Phillips]

New to the channel, just found it today, so G'day from Australia. I have to say I love the way you guys do not ham it up with every noise, you hear something and quietly gesture unless you are talking direct to the noise. and I have to say the former residents had a bloody nice house. and the idea of leaving camera's alone and leaving is an excellent plan, good call.

[@bunnymad5049]

Gidday from across the ditch! Good channel to find. Kosher dudes. Hope it's good weather for ya! xx

[@AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg]

There's few places with as many Ghost's/Spirits as Australia

[@AmandaGlover-vu6nv]

Its a nice house aye!! The roof and everything still in good condition. I cant believe everything is still inside

[@GordyM-ov7pt]

Cameras...

[@CraigPlumley-lb9sl]

I love your channel.. is there anyplace on internet I could see the videos u guys made when u was urban explorers?

[@SlugCult718]

I appreciate the episodes where you explain away most of the experiences you guys had. That's why this is the only paranormal Channel I continue to watch. Because I know when you eventually do find something that truly is unexplainable, it's going to be freaking unreal. I'll keep watching until then. I find this fascinating. Just the personal history in these places is interesting. And I'm surprised you guys haven't left cameras alone in these places on this channel. I get that you have to worry about cameras being stolen and whatnot, because you are entering these places and have no clue who's inside and who may be entering, but it would be great if you can do more of it. Cheers from NYC.

[@itsmik0512]

“Elliot is no longer a hot air balloon” As a first time watcher this has me baffled, what?

[@Zenri.B]

Just come a cross this channel and this first time watching is surprisingly so entertained! Well done! The idea of left the camera recording while you guys away outside is what i really want to see from ghost investigators!

[@sjldfilms5126]

This was brilliant. And for the record, I do read the descriptions that you post so they don't go forgotten. Keep doing what you guys are doing. I love your channel.

[@sandradring6265]

Isn’t it sad to see a once happy loving home now empty and left with all those memories scattered around. It was a great video. I really enjoyed it. I did like it when you left the cameras around the house. It makes you really on edge watching through the lens to see if anything is happening. Hope you set them up,again in another property. Great work guys. 👍

[@bloochoo2870]

Sometimes I wonder why there are so many abandoned houses in lovely countryside areas…then ghost theory give me an answer! Nice

[@robynkirby173]

The camera falling in the hallway is WILD.

[@BenCDaugherty]

I went entirely wide eyed when that happened lol

[@vaanilvx]

Yeah I expected most comments to be about this, but everyone is just sad because of the house being abandoned and all

[@justablackman899]

​@@vaanilvxright almost like it didn't happen

[@alvaromneto]

There's a clear woman voice whispering something after it falls

[@guitarbrother14]

26:21 in the back left doorway there's very clearly a dark shadow figure moving. Was that one of the investigators? Cause no one mentioned anything about that.

[@theSooz1e]

My mother who is 95 has most of the mobility equipment in her house (she's still alive) and I felt sad to see the same thing that was the owners only way of getting around or getting in and out of bed. I really enjoyed the cameras being left in the bungalow. The thump, to me, sounded like a fist on a table. I definitely heard a female voice 😊 The pump you used, we have in our team, it drives me crazy and in thd past it seemed to 'kill' the atmosphere/energy. It's shocking, in this day and age, to see the electricity is still on?! They normally jump down your throat if you're a day late with a meter reading 😂 I enjoyed this investigation, please do again leaving the cameras rolling whilst you go outside/away from the property.

[@SierraThunder]

Greetings from the central Sierra Nevada mountain range of California guys! I just discovered your channel a little earlier this evening, and I really enjoyed what I saw. You're both quite respectful towards the unseen occupant (or occupants), of the home. Especially trying to get a feel for the home, it's story, and the memories laid out in the numerous photographs spread out throughout the rooms. Yours is a really refreshing take on paranormal investigations you know? Just leave the static cameras to record what they will, without the overacting, wide-eyed looks, the constant pushiness of other so-called "investigators", who get to the point of almost demanding those who may still call the place home to 'make a noise', 'say something', or the oldest demand of all 'give us a sign'. It's been my experience that those who have passed over, but yet still remain can be a fairly shy lot, and depending on the span of time since they transitioned to a non-corporeal state, still may be confused & possibly a bit frightened. So I think you both did admirably in backing off and allowing those in the home to respond in their own way. I'll definitely be checking out your other videos, you've gained another subscriber this evening. Keep up the excellent work!

[@alisonmccracken-mills5381]

It's heart breakingly sad.....the toys, the baby photos, all the detritus of a life and then that's it. As it is, so we shall be.

[@mooncake4511]

Couple of questions, 1 > Aren't ants attracted to sugar if its left out as is for so long ? 2 > i dont remember where I got this info from but I remember someone saying it wasnt always a thing to be smiling in photographs back in the day. They would have a neutral expression most of the time. Also so many photos left out every where and it's not dusty at all.

[@BrianSmythe-q9g]

You could have asked the spirit, Weather they come back to make a cuppa...

[@BrianSmythe-q9g]

I worked on many an old building over the years, In London through the 80.. until recently. And for me I soon became aware off a presence and often,. The history off the people's who lived and worked over the centuries in old London. I entered with respect and often felt literally the atmosphere,Smells, Joy& Sadness... Seeping through the decades, History. Or was it all my imagination.? Open the door, And the music stops. Grand old days.. Mean- while, Back At the ranch.

[@Ochumvru]

Just found you guys today. Such a refreshing channel. Just started watching more "amateur" "ghost" stuff, vs the big production TV shows, and this was far more entertaining than anything on TV. Project Fear, Paranormal Files, and Ghost Theory. Peak

[@NJDrewind]

Paranormal files has been faking forever, try paranormal quest and paranormal nightmare (fourman brothers) those are the 2 best

[@lootsnuthouse9462]

The cane by the hospital bed appears to have been moved between 7:26 and 16:31. Unless one of you moved it before leaving the room, this could explain the metallic noise that was heard

[@StLProgressive]

Excellent catch. I don’t see it anywhere by the bed at all. Could’ve fallen down, definitely, though I use one on the regular and I don’t think that’s what happened. It looked pretty stable between the bed and the tray. Very unlikely it would randomly fall like that.

[@karenm3822]

​@amybarrett7300 the first time shows it hanging on the bed "arm" (I don't know how else to describe it) then later its propped against the "arm", depending on the light at the time once it looks white & then black.

[@chooper1122]

Well take a closer look between those two times. The bags on the floor have disappeared, the remote has also disappeared, and a white bag shows up on the bed? If the guys are moving stuff, they shouldn’t be. By the chair with the wheels, it appears that there is a camera stand in the second time but not in the first.

[@fenix9140]

Okay guys. Loved this video. Not sure if you noticed this. And it will be hard for me explain. At 22:25 if you look to the right side of the door frame, where you can see the glare of your night vision light. If you look above that glare right at the time I told you. It almost looks like something peeks into the shot very fast. Almost looks like a tiny ball of light. Only saw it for a split second then the camera changed to a different camera. Could be nothing, could be something. Take a look back if you're interested. Just wanted to let you know I did notice something. Thanks for another great video. You da best gents.

[@Nick-wm5xx]

You’re right. Good capture. 👍

[@yt-xe8ws]

From what i have read, there are no spirits that stay behind and haunt places, all spirits must go to the next world, but if something truamatic or terrible happens in a place, it can leave a sort of "stain" on the fabric of time and and it's like the negative energy from what happens sticks around.

[@Steve30x]

12:45 I was at my brother's house for three days over Christmas and when I came home I heard that exact same noise. I looked everywhere in this small one bedroom house including my empty attic to try to find what the noise was and I couldn't find what caused the noise.

[@bettybetish]

Lovely exploration, I like the way you guys try to debunk what any noise or bang could be and try to give an explanation to it. Also, I love how you told the story of the abandoned house and who lived there. It's fascinating. It makes you think how temporary everything is. How everything can just stop all of a sudden and that is as true as it gets. Life is temporary. We all are temporary. Things we leave behind lasts longer, at least those things can tell our own story. It's also beautiful how noticeable is your sensitivity towards the feeling of the whole house. I could tell straight away as well that the house has a weird, negative, cold aura. Thank you for being brave for us. Keep up with the good work

[@Emsie76]

I love how respectful you are. It’s so sad that all his things have been left behind, with no one to care or honour them. 😢 Ps. I read the description 😂😂

[@sarahb2652]

Oh man, cute little Eliott and Joe at 18:59...wow you have been missioning this ghost thing for a long time. I loved the leaving cameras in the house bit, really made me feel on edge...waiting for what might happen, it felt like one of this Paranormal Activity films!!! Loving that you try different things and would like to see you do the leaving camera thing again. Thanks for all your hard work and happy ghost hunting...👻

[@HaveHeart93]

We need to invent a camera that faces both directions.

[@Emberchariot]

Finally paranormal investegators who dont lie and actually do what paranormal investigators are supposed to do debunk everything until you cant. And beleive me I've watched far to many paranormal investegators over the years and there's like 3 who I can say are legit, your now one of them. ❤😊

[@chegeny]

Definitely voices amongst the other noises. Seeing those old polaroids was a poignant reminder how quickly time moves on, and for all of us as well. 18:54 Anyway, thanks for the excellent explore of this place. Always enjoyable to watch. 👻

[@JulesG72]

Joe your editing is top notch and I’m not just saying that cause your my two favourite paranormal investigators, the trailers are just 😘 chefs kiss, what a brilliant idea leaving the cameras rolling,looking forward to watching and hearing with something or other on my head, BTW I always read your descriptions because they’re hilarious ❤👻

[@JulesG72]

@Maz429I used to watch all sorts of mainstream paranormal shows but since watching these two I just can’t seem to watch them anymore, they don’t even compare to Ghost Theory 😊

[@JulesG72]

@Maz429 good job Rich didn’t catch you talking about kettles 😂😂

[@raybeer5213]

*you're. Not "your".

[@JulesG72]

@@raybeer5213 you fall into the category when people have nothing intelligent to say and just comment on grammar !!

[@juliadagnall7103]

25:39 the voice captured sounds like it says cup of tea 💜👻

[@Kristen_H]

Went back and listened and it really does!

[@joeyx60629]

The camera falling is annoying to me. I mean, how many times have you seen a camera fall by apparently paranormal forces? And YET, nobody has thought to have cameras on each other, so that if one falls, the other will record it. DECADES have passed since the first time I saw a camera being messed with by something that's allegedly paranormal.... I'm pretty sure that there's a perfectly rational explanation for this: Ghost "investigators" are apparently, and very probably, completely filled to the rim with waste product. Thanks for coming to my TedTalk.

[@MajorSilvaa]

I mean I imagine they balanced it on a damn doorknob because they expected it to fall (for the content). It’s either that or absolute stupidity

[@Unknowndrakard]

There's a video if urbex hill (channel name) where he was in a church/temple something or other, and he's been ko'd the f off while the other camera was filming and all been captured and it happened twice, and you can see the ''apparition'' it's something nuts i don't believe one can haunt a place but that video made me think abt it for a bit, only i believe in demons haunting places cause they're the who got bad intentions 🤷‍♂️ that's my belief at least but anyhow you can check that video to get a bit of a relief from the annoyance you've seen

[@hatimmanagori]

00:07 - Investigators explore an eerily preserved haunted house with a mysterious past. 02:28 - Exploring a neglected, eerie bungalow reveals unsettling remnants of a past life. 05:42 - Exploring the haunted house reveals personal history and potential tragedy. 08:30 - Discussion about family photos found in an abandoned house. 11:50 - The team experiences eerie noises and strange vibrations in the haunted house. 18:24 - Explorers set up cameras in a haunted house for paranormal investigation. 20:09 - Leaving cameras recording outside to capture potential paranormal activity. 24:54 - The experiment revealed intriguing sounds but uncertain paranormal explanations. 29:10 - A camera fell off, capturing unexpected sounds in the haunted house. 32:00 - Investigators seek contact with spirits in a haunted house. 35:52 - Fridge noises and house conditions raise questions about paranormal activity.

[@gdouble8147]

That was definitely awesome leaving the cameras inside the house. Right before the camera fell you could see that it got nudged twice and then It got tipped over. Epic show yet again fellas!

[@sandyhickey8236]

Whether you capture anything or not, I always enjoy watching as you don't try to claim every bump and bang to be paranormal. Keep doing what you're doing guys

[@ladyliberty5771]

That was good! Yes, the bangs could be fridge. I recall ours doing the same when condenser kicked in and off. The camera shook a bit before dropping. I thought, 'if on a table, perhaps a rodent?' But seeing it was on the handle, im not sure it would shake before dropping. Thinking it would have been more of a slide motion than a side to side one. You may have gotten something! Worth another visit???

[@lewisclough1172]

Only been watching for 2 month or so now but honestly you guys are amazing you both are so genuine and respectful with the locations you go to and capture some amazing proof of the paranormal always look forward to finishing work now and watching the ghost hunts lots of love guys ❤

[@bearsmith3655]

So sad to see someone’s home, belongings, family photos left like a movie set and everyone just walked away after filming was finished.

[@queenofhearts6127]

Ok, I’ve looked over this footage and I have a theory… When you two left and went outside the loud noise was the attic hatch being opened as they thought you’d left. They were probably up there listening as they could hear you outside. Then, just after the camera fell you could clearly hear them say ‘what is that?’. I wouldn’t be surprised if they knocked it off with a pole from the hatch as it was above the camera. They then put the attic hatch back (hence the second set of noises) as they knew you were still around. Then, when Joe says he’s going to turn his torch off you see the light shade swinging, caused by them being up there. The voices throughout all sound like the same young person to be honest. If only you’d put the camera on the attic hatch!! It’s a bungalow with a large attic - probably squatters using the electric supply for light and a heater up there.

[@erinmcilroy31]

But don’t you think they would have played with them and tried to scare them off I thought of this first but we would have seen them surely 😮

[@queenofhearts6127]

Not if they are living there and have a setup up there. I’m guessing a couple as the voice sounded female. They would have kept as quiet as possible. They have a good thing going with the free electric etc. It makes sense that Elliot & Jo felt heat in the room (from above) and the lamp shade was swinging.

[@SarahSB575]

That doesn’t seem that likely to me, it’s pretty rare to have squatters outside of cities. And if they were squatting I’m pretty sure as soon as they realised no-one was claiming or visiting the property other than urban explorers they’d secure the property. Why would you live in the attic if you could have the whole house? Squatters use the whole house, they don’t live in tiny bungalow attics.

[@sallywalton5375]

I think you could be right

[@JimboJammy]

Excellent theory! Not all squatters take over properties, a lot will come and go quietly and hide out in lofts like you've theorised. If they aren't a particularly confrontational couple then silently hiding would definitely be their preferred choice. They won't know why some people have turned up, could be armed, could be specifically looking for them, etc.

[@Molino-Red]

@21:56 when the camera is recording alone if you look very carefully at the right corner right above the time stamp a black shadow moved! I caught it and rewinded it a bunch of times to let my eyes adjust because I thought I was seeing things because it’s really dark in that corner but I definitely saw something move there and it happened right before that scene ended and it went into the kitchen scene! Look very carefully and you will catch it!

[@ankurbhaskar4634]

Kept rewinding it & barely saw a thing…maybe it’s my eyes though.

[@annettehellingrath8288]

My employer of more than 15 years used to call me 'the witch' because of some of the things I foretold. For example I told him on a Friday that my cat, who had been living with my parents since I moved out, had died. Nobody had called me, I just knew. We had been very close for about 14 years. I found out for sure two days later when I visited for Mother's Day. I also told my boss that my grandmother had passed away in Germany, again before anyone called me to let me know. I also knew that my Bouvier Elsa would be dead when I came back from work and again I was correct. So it wasn't all that surprising that I would end up with a house that had some sort of presence. I felt it when I viewed the house for the first time. It had been standing empty for two years, mainly due to the realtor being a very unpleasant man. I almost didn't buy the house because of him. I felt the presence the strongest in the basement. I ended up putting mirrors in places where they would allow me to see behind me while walking down the hall, going down the stairs to the basement, while in the bathroom as well as my office. I never turned my back to a doorway, always stood sideways. The three dogs I had over the thirty years I lived there, one at a time, never went into the basement. The first Bouvier Noah cried a the top of the stairs every time I went into the basement. The next dog Elsa never even went down the first or second staircase for the ten and a half years she lived with me. Levi was the same way. I got each dog when they were puppies, after the other one died, so it isn't like they picked up another dog's feelings. I also looked after a friend's Malamute and she never went near my stairs and she practically lived in the basement at her house. That 'being watched' feeling never left me. About a year or so before I moved out, I was painting the back door at the bottom of the fist set of stairs. It was late at night, Levi was asleep somewhere in the house and it was very quiet. I dropped some paint on my shoe and stood up really quickly in time to see a tall, human shape, sort of smoky black, move down the hallway. I almost yelled, "I knew it!" I also had repetitive dreams while living in that house, some of which I had every night for years and then the dream would come true, which really freaked me out. One night I was dreaming that I was outside in the sun playing with puppies when suddenly I was lying in bed at my house. I woke up to find a man dressed in all black with his face covered standing by my bed. He was holding a huge knife. I woke up to find a man dressed in black his face covered standing beside my bed holding a large knife. He came towards me and I tried to reach for the knife I had tacked to my mattress but I was unable to move, I was frozen in place. I then woke up for real, still unable to move. That dream scared me so bad that I was scared to go to sleep for a couple of nights. Nothing about entities, etc. surprises me after the things I went through living in what was essentially a haunted house.

[@Bsstorytelling]

I appreciate no sounds effects, no music, you guysbarent constantly talking. You guys guys dont get loud or over excited about every noise. It makes it feel more real . Thank you for that

[@briannecaswell6204]

I think, just by feelings alone, that he did die in this house.

[@AleeyaIsEpic]

My new favorite channel. I enjoy your banter with each other. I wish you could visit the haunted places in the U.S. the paranormal investigators here like to visit. If they ask for a sign that a spirit is there and then something happens, they all jump and scream. It's just stupid. You guys are great. I'd definitely talk to you if I were dead.

[@MsKiTTy1138]

This was very moving, as you went through the house showing everything. A moment caught in time. All the owners memories, left behind, unclaimed and forgotten. Very tragic to say the least. I REALLY WANT TO KNOW ... WHAT HAPPEND TO THEM?

[@ryancomfy]

It might be a good idea to have 2 cameras pointing at each other to eliminate possible contamination. You can even chain a few together in such a way that most are covered. Also, any cheap cameras will do in that scenario, the more the better. Anyway, great vid, thanks so much, take care :)

[@ilaydaakdemir5635]

You're so honest, KZbinrs. Your camera explanation shows how honest you are. Bravo :)

[@WhiteHandler]

First time, watching one of y’all‘s investigations. You’ll seem pretty genuine, although a little suspicious that the camera fell down on top of the only place in the hallway, where there was something to cushion its fall 27:46 and the staring, mumbling, then pointing is a acting technique. But I’ll check out some more videos before I make it decisions maybe I’m wrong.