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Bo’ness is part of a corridor of towns made infamous for witch trials over the centuries. In this video, we look at what happened during those trials, and investigate a building built around the site of one of those covens…which also has its own paranormal activity reported.

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0:00 - Intro
0:56 - History of Bo’ness and the witches
7:42 - SEER session at execution spot
8:28 - Former residential apartment
17:49 - Ballet dressing rooms
31:47 - The ballroom
39:09 - Former library rooms

Jedburgh Castle Jail was built on the site of the town’s old 11th century castle and execution gallows on 1823. It is said to be one of the most haunted prisons in the UK.

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0:00 - Intro
0:56 - History of Jedburgh Jail
10:36 - The gatehouse
14:50 - Jailer’s block
22:24 - Women’s wing
40:15 - Men’s wing
56:54 - Debtor’s cells

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The Manor House in Ferryhill is a former farm dwellings owned by the church, and farmed by its own monks.

Over the years it has been a private Manor House, an orphanage & nursery and most recently, a hotel and pub.

Ghostly children, a violent poltergeist and a mysterious lady looking for her baby have been reportedly experienced in here. I have full access for a full night inside this notorious building.


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0:00 - Intro
1:15 - History of The Manor House
5:39 - The garden
6:30 - Walkabout
25:44 - Investigating the bar
29:54 - The panel room
37:35 - Upstairs & bedrooms
45:20 - Room 8
55:15 - Room 7
58:58 - Walkaround upstairs
1:01:25 - Back to the bar

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This business centre in Birtley was used as a First World War munitions factory, used by Belgium to make weapons for the war front.

6,000 wounded Belgian soldiers were brought here to work, in a part of Gateshead that was actually a Belgian colony for several years.

The building has now been repurposed for small businesses, but it seems someone who died in a factory accident has not left…

Northern Hope allowed me permission to investigate their unit of this huge former factory. To find out more, contact them via their Facebook page, Northern Hope Gymnastics Centre.

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0:00 - Intro
1:50 - History of Birtley in WWI
10:36 - Starting the investogation
23:50 - Spirit Box session
27:27 - Taking photos
31:40 - EVP session
44:00 - Necrophonic session
49:41 - Visiting the graves

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Knottingley Town Hall is said to be haunted by the spirits of WWII airmen who died in an accident in February 1943 just a few meters from the building. The cellar was used as a mortuary during the war, and the main town hall was a first aid station.

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0:00 - Intro
1:03 - History of Knottingley
6:52 - The board room
12:10 - The main stairs
28:05 - The back stairs
40:20 - The cellar (morgue)

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Bannockburn House is historic house located just beside the infamous battlefield of the same name. Bannockburn itself is a small town just outside of Stirling in Scotland.

For more information on Bannockburn House, visit their website - www.bannockburnhouse.scot

There are regular public tours of the house, which must be booked in advance. The house also runs many other events, including paranormal nights, so if you think you’d be brave enough to visit this place in the dark, then give it a try!

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0:00 - Intro
0:50 - History Bannockburn House
6:30 - The Library
22:05 - The Blue Room
37:40 - The upper floors
54:57 - Bonnie Prince Charlie’s room

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Fredriksten was built overlooking Halden, and is widely regarded as being the important factor in keeping Norway on maps today.

It has been attacked and the centre of several Northern Wars, and as recently as WWII was controlled by the Nazis to torture POWs.

It is regarded as the most haunted place in the whole of Scandinavia.

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🇳🇴 If you’re into Norwegian ghosts, give my friends at @ParanormalEnergyNorway a follow. They were really helpful in my research, and suggested this location whilst I was researching places in the country. Jayne also helped translate some EVPs that you will hear in the video.

Thanks to Fredriksten Fortress for allowing me to investigate here and trusting me with all those keys! I highly recommend visiting.

Trains to Halden run from Oslo and it’s a pleasant journey.

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0:00 - Intro
2:06 - History of Halden & Fredriksten Fortress
11:33 - Investigating the Donjonen (ammunition store)
27:59 - Investigating Fredrik III’s tower
55:43 - Investigating the inner walls and burial pits
1:01:05 - Investigating the bell tower
1:10:34 - Investigating Norway’s oldest bakery
1:18:06 - Charles XII’s death site
1:31:44 - Outro & EVP translations

There is a tip of headland outside of Bergen where executions were carried out.

Nordnes was the spot where burnings took place at the height of Norway’s witch trials, including the site where the notorious Anne Pedersdotter, a high profile ‘witch’ whom is said to have met the Devil in the Fjords and brought misery to the people of Bergen.

False Margaret was also executed here, as was a woman who is said to have had the ability to wreck ships coming in from sea.

And it wasn’t just witches - up until the 19th century, beheadings were carried out here, and the execution spot was transformed into a fortress so that these killings could be done with more privacy.

It’s no surprise then that this eerie park, at the tip of the headland is so eerie at night. Are there any spirits still in Nordnes?

It’s also worth mentioning that the church that buried the victims was mysteriously burned down and built over with housing, so those unmarked graves are still in Nordnes.

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