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I have followed in the footsteps of Dracula, both the real character and the fictional gothic character created by Bram Stoker.

I am visiting real locations associated with this man, and I will also do my own paranormal investigations in the site where he had people impaled.

In this episode I will visit the location where the infamous ‘Forest of the Impaled’ was created in Targoviste, before looking for the real grave of Dracula.

For Part 1 - https://youtu.be/l3rZWc5cPqo?feature=shared

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0:00 - Intro
1:03 - Arriving in Targoviste
3:05 - Chindia Tower
11:32 - Dracula’s torture chambers
12:07 - Dracula’s throne room
13:20 - Stories about how Dracula lived
16:13 - My thoughts
21:15 - Dracula’s morals and beliefs
22:42 - Dracula’s fortress reconstruction
23:26 - Walk around Dracula’s ruins
25:17 - The forest of the impaled
30:43 - Paranormal investigation of the forest of the impaled
59:38 - Dracula’s final resting place
1:03:55 - Dracula’s death spot

I have followed in the footsteps of Dracula, both the real character and the fictional gothic character created by Bram Stoker.

I am visiting real locations associated with this man, and I will also do my own paranormal investigations in the site where he had people impaled.

For behind the scenes photos, check out Instagram
Instagram.com/deadairofficial

Watch Part 2: https://youtu.be/hv42RfK2MjI

Music: Pixabay

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0:00 - Intro
0:36 - Dracula in Whitby
8:18 - Vlad Dracula’s childhood in Sighisoara
21:12 - Vlad’s plundering of Brasov
23:00 - Vlad’s love life with Catherina
24:27 - Vlad killing Dan III
27:22 - Debunking Bran Castle
26:46 - St Bartholomew’s Church
27:42 - Paranormal investigation

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I stayed in The Commodore Hotel in Cobh, Ireland, which is a hotel that receives feedback from guests reporting paranormal activity during the night.

Originally, this hotel was once called The Queen’s Hotel, when this town was known as Queenstown, before it was renamed back to its Irish name ‘Cobh’ following independence in 1920.

The Hotel has links to two of the most infamous maritime disasters of the 20th century - The Titanic and The Lusitania, as well as murder and a suicide on the top floor.

Queenstown also became the heartbreak capital of Ireland, as millions of Irish people hugged their families goodbye here, before leaving to settle abroad. Have all of these sad and tragic emotions seem to have been bottled up, creating a huge pressure point of paranormal events?

To find out more about The Commodore, visit their website: https://www.commodorehotel.ie

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0:00 - Intro
0:52 - History of Queenstown/Cobh
9:02 - A look around Room 303
11:36 - Talking to spirits
28:44 - EMF readings
33:46 - EVP session
41:02 - Spirit box session
47:48 - Thermal images
50:05 - Full spectrum photography
52:32 - Sleep recording app

I investigate the historic Seaton Holme, once a rectory and home for high ranking bishops, to a children’s poor house and wartime hospital for soldiers.

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0:00 - Intro
0:43 - History of Seaton Holme
6:51 - SEER session outdoors
7:15 - The Cellar
30:16 - Ground Floor
44:00 - Second Floor
54:00 - Return to Ground Floor
1:04:21 - Back upstairs

I visit Skyhill, on the Isle of Man, which was the location of a deadly Viking massacre.
I strongly advise you watch the 1st part of this investigation, in the Milntown Estate, which has direct links to this location.
https://youtu.be/QyVWxed3CbA

This location is on public land, and anybody can access. For nearby accomodation, I suggest the Milntown Estate apartments. Its a 5 minute walk away, and they were very supportive of my paranormal journey across the island.

I also investigate the Manx Aviation Museum at Ronaldsway Airport
https://youtu.be/Xyd9Hd6R1KY

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I spent a night inside alone inside Milntown - the Isle of Man’s “most haunted” house.

Built on the site of an ancient battle field and burial spot, the house has been lived in for centuries, and many of those are still said to be present - from groundskeepers, grey ladies, strange clergymen, phantom footsteps and poltergeist activity…this is one of the biggest locations ever in Dead Air.

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More from the Isle of Man series
Manx Aviation Museum - https://youtu.be/Xyd9Hd6R1KY
Skyhill - https://youtu.be/rVC0Lh__bXc

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I am also eternally grateful to the wonderful staff at Milntown House who gave me this amazing access. Not only was I given access to film in the house, but they also provided me with accomodation inside one of the apartments at the house too, which meant I had somewhere to sleep, removing the hassle of getting pricey accomodation nearby! The apartments are nice and gives you the chance to stay within the haunted grounds of the Milntown Estate.
For more into, visit their website - https://milntown.org/

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0:00 - Intro
1:20 - History of Milntown/Skyhill
13:35 - Alarms set off
14:21 - Noises picked up during recording
16:38 - Outside by the front gates
18:38 - Downstairs rooms & library
46:23 - Lady Edward’s Apartment
1:01:48 - Main bedrooms
1:15:05 - Attic (former boarding school)
1:22:40 - Outro

For Halloween 2024, I have travelled to the Isle of Man to investigate locaitons that are claimed to be haunted. In the 1st of a 3 part special, I investigate the Manx Aviation Museum, by Ronaldsway Airport.

A special thanks to Ivor from the Manx Aviation Museum, who gave me amazing access to film inside the museum. If you're on the Isle of Man and looking for something to do, visit this incredible museum - open every weekend!

More from my Isle of Man series
Milntown - https://youtu.be/QyVWxed3CbA
Skyhill - https://youtu.be/rVC0Lh__bXc

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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