Bramshill House Ghost

In the dead of night as people sleep, that is when the spirits creep. As the bell tolls three dark things take power, we like to call it the supernatural hour. Hey, welcome to the supernatural hour. This is your host Raven.

This is Chad. This is Belma. Hi Moon. You know, we have Moon on once and then she just, we can't get rid of her.

We're glad to have her. And we're glad to have Velma back. She keeps coming back. Oh, no, no.

I disappeared for a while. Yeah, it's like, you know, the neighborhood cat, you feed it and then it just is always there. No, we're very glad to have Moon on. She's amazing.

And then just so y'all know, this podcast has a little element that I don't think we have ever had before. This is the first time. The first time for what? First time.

There is more estrogen in the show than we have ever had. The estrogen, testosterone level here, it's always been more men. It's always usually been just me or Peach is back in the day or, you know, or me and Jess, but this is the first time that the women have not numbered them in. Girl power.

The eyes are like, whoo, doesn't that feel good? Jen's just like, I'm going to not say anything because I don't want to die. Well, our story, our story's about females. So it's, you know, fitting.

It is fitting. She wasn't a very smart female though. Let's just throw that out there. Anyway, before we jump into our topic.

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So we don't all have pinched looks in the cold. Yeah. So that's it. Also for the business, we don't really have anything going yet.

We need to schedule an investigation, public investigation for January. We'll get that going and then the works. Probably mid January. So kind of block out that middle weekend or two in January.

Yeah. And the other thing is, it's Christmas time, you may need to look at seeing how you can help those in need in your area. Utah Food Bank is a great place to donate, angel trees, help for Santa's, anything like that. Yeah.

And actually, as on Facebook today, Doc's wife posted something about just a lot of people will check into his hospital just to be someplace warm. And I guess he just feels, he's not, he and Emma are not able to be here today, but he just feels really bad because they can only keep them for so long and then they have to move them on out for people that come in with medical issues. And he says it just makes his heart because he knows that they're just trying to find some place warm and they were able to find a pastor in the Utah County area that will take people in. And they take donations all the time.

I will find out what this is from Doc. I just thought like two hours ago while I was on the train home and we will post that on our Facebook page just right on the first page. So if you want to donate anything to that, you can. That would be good.

Yeah. It's always good to help those people that are in need. Right. And no matter where you're listening from, you know, you don't need to donate to the Utah Food Bank if you live in Texas and Velma, you're in Florida.

So for anybody that's listening to Florida, what have they got down there? My family usually don't need to metropolitan ministries in this time of the year. A lot of times people also want to donate cans of food and stuff, but I have been hearing that it's much more help to just give them money because then they can get what they know that they need. So I think I'm going to transition to that now.

Yeah. I've heard that they can usually get about five times the amount of food if you get money through other people that will match donations and those kinds of things. So that's a great way to help those charities. So that's it for the business.

Awesome. So as far as residential, I'm actually working on scheduling one right now. So you should be able to hear how it went. Come next next podcast.

She literally texted me and told me what days work for her. I have not had a chance to even look at my calendar to text her back yet. So that's where we're at on that residential, but we have one in the works. So we're excited for that one.

All right. All right. So main topic. Let's jump into our main topic.

We are going to talk about some Christmas ghosts at Christmas time, Christmas ghosts. The first section we're going to talk about is a story called the Bramshill House Bride, the Bramshill House Ghost or the Legend of the Nistletoe Bow. So Moon, I know that you said you had some history. Do you want to give us a little bit about the history of the house itself?

Yes. It's located in Northeast Hampshire, England. It was built in the 17th century by the 11th Baron. Forgive me if I mispronounce this.

That's OK. Just a follow time. Ouch. Of Harrington.

It was partly destroyed a beer years later by a fire. The house design has an Italian Renaissance influence. It has 15 bedrooms and 56,974 square feet is gigantic. Yeah, you look at it and you have seen this in movies before.

It's a very iconic house. Castle Palace. Manner. Manner.

It's not a castle or palace, but it's huge. Yeah, I also heard that Henry VIII was one of the people that have it for a time. And it's passed through a number of different people, you know, being Mcweath and bought and sold and everything else because it can get kind of expensive to continue to maintain a huge manor house. Oh, yeah.

I'm sure to keep those as crazy expensive. Sorry, did we hijack your facts? Oh, not at all. No.

Continue. Bramshill House seemed to be a local sporting and social venue since the 16th century. It's been home to an exiled king and queen of Romania, the Red Cross maternity home and a police college. Yeah, I heard the Romanian queen and king that was World War II.

You know, as they were throwing out there. Yeah, very really. And also with the, was it a maternity ward or something like that? What was the other one you said?

Yes, the cross maternity home. And that was, I also believed during World War II. Yeah, the Red Cross came before the king and queen came. I wrote it backwards.

So that's what happened. It sounds like it's got a lot of history and a lot of things going on. Right. So did you see that it was apparently for sale in 2020, for like 10,000,000?

Oh, and we missed that. Yeah. OK, those patrons, if you guys want, you know, wants to get that. We will buy it and invite you all over to stay in it.

We need to upper our patron. You know, pull our money together. You know, if we just had 10 million people patron one dollar, it's all we need. Oh, it's all we need.

So is it still for sale? You know, I couldn't see that. I was, I just found like the one page about it that was talking about like, what's the inside of the house that's for sale? And that was once owned by King James and Charles the first.

So I don't know. I would I need to research more about that. There's some cool pictures though. Interesting.

From what I was reading on Wikipedia, it said it was not for sale any longer. So we missed all of the guys. We're I don't know how long they are late, but we're late. We'll still pay 10 million one dollar patrons though.

Just saying. We'll find another awesome manner of castle or something. No biggie. No, no, no, no, no.

So the interesting thing is it says that Bramsell House is one of the UK's most renowned festive spook area. Apparently it actually has 14 separate ghosts. So it's one of the country's most haunted houses. But since it's Christmas time, we're just going to talk about one in particular.

And this happened in the early 17th century. There was a girl and her name was Anne Coepe. And she was supposed to be married at the house on Christmas day, which is why this is called the Christmas ghost and why we're talking about it at Christmas time. And so Christmas day comes and I've heard a couple different stories.

I've heard that this happened on Christmas Eve before they got married and I've also heard that it happened on Christmas day after she got married. It is the 16th century. So stuff gets lost a little bit in the storytelling over the centuries. So either way, it's still Christmas Eve.

Christmas Eve is Christmas Eve. Oh, you get the whole 12 days of Christmas, right? Well, apparently in some places it starts November 1st, but whatever. So they get married in this particular story that I'm going to be talking about.

They have all their wedding dinner, all their wedding festivities. Back in those days, there was a tradition that the new bride was escorted to her room. And so it's getting time for Anne to be escorted to her room. And she's kind of a fun, quirky little girl, not little girl, but quirky gal.

And she says to everybody, hey, instead of just escorting me to the bedroom, let's play a game. So it's going to take me five minutes. And I'm going to go hide and you guys come find me and then you can take me to the room. Okay.

So that doesn't sound like that sounds like fun. Hey, there's this tradition. Let's shake it up a little bit and make it a little more fun. So they said, okay, fine.

Off you go. Five minutes and we'll come. We'll come find you. So five minutes takes by.

The guests say, okay, let's go. So the guests split up. They're looking here. They're looking there.

And it's a huge house. It is a huge house. They search the house from top to bottom. Every room, every cupboard, every closet, everywhere.

And they could not find her. So they called Allie Allie and Free and she came, right? Well, that would be a boring story. Good night, folks.

No. So at first, you know, they're thinking, oh, this is fun. Wow, she's hiding really good or it's a trick because, you know, they've been partying and they've been having fun and, you know, probably a little drinking involved. Probably a little drinking.

And just the fact that she didn't want to just be escorted but she wanted to play a game tells you that they're probably having fun and she's just extending the fun, right? When they kept looking, kept looking, but time is passing. And it's kind of gone from, oh, this is a fun little game to is everything okay? I mean, I'm sure that everybody listening has had one of those moments, whether you're looking for one of your kids or you're trying to find something.

There's that point of where you're kind of worried and maybe a little panicky. You all felt that? Yeah, I've done. So you know, and her new husband or husband to be, depending on what story you hear, is getting very word and he's getting very distraught.

And as humankind is, there's rumors that start flying that she didn't want to be married to him and his name was Lord Hugh Bethel. And so, you know, they're saying, oh, she didn't really want to be married to him. She ran away and she's trying to escape the historical marriage rather than spend her life with him. And...

Pretty good way to go with the flag and head start. Right. They didn't find her. And so these rumors, you know, just seem to be more and more real because she never surfaces.

The 17th or 18th century version of runaway bride? Yeah. Okay. And so I just can't imagine even being there.

I mean, at what point do you go, well, bye. You know. This was funny until it wasn't. Right.

We had a great time. Everything was amazing and was having a great time. She wanted to play hide and seek. And now we've been looking.

It doesn't say how long they were looking for. It's been probably a couple of hours. But at what point does it guess? You just go, well, sorry, Hugh.

Time to go home. See you later. How do you go home, your wife? Good luck.

I hope you find her. Call me. Can you bring up the carriages? Yeah.

So, I mean, that just had to have been such an awkward night. You know, at some point they had to leave. At some point he's got to be there alone. Well, he loved her.

He loved her so much. And he spent, he never remarried. He spent his entire life searching for her, literally decades. And so fast forward 50 years after she disappeared.

Fifty. So she's probably in her 70s-ish. Or would be. You know, this is the 17th century.

The life expectancy may not have been. Yeah, I figure she may be getting married at 15. Right. But you're looking at, he's 60 to 70 at this point.

Yeah. 65 to 70, right? So literally has spent his whole life. And he's still searching for clues.

He's still trying to find out what happened to her. And he was in one of the rooms. No, he's just knocking on some paneling trying to see if there was a, I mean, if you're looking for 50 years, I'm sure you have just done everything. I'm sure some of that was looking elsewhere for her in other towns and everything.

And he's getting old and kind of resorted to just sticking around the house probably. And he's knocking on some paneling and an unknown secret door suddenly opened that he didn't know about. Boof. Opened up.

And inside there was a carved wooden chest, very elaborately decorated. I guess it's still there. If you go to the house, I read somewhere that it's on display in the hall. So this is like a true legit story, by the way.

You know, with some, it's been hundreds of years. There might be some little blurbers here and there that aren't quite correct, but essentially it's a true story. Based on a true story. So the chest, it was really, really heavy.

And I think it was kind of latched. You know, we shut it, it latched. And you could unlatch it easily from the outside, but not from the inside, because it wasn't intended for people to be in. So he opens it up and inside is the skeletal remains of Anne.

She's still in her wedding dress and she was actually still holding her bookcase flowers. Oh. And he said that the inside of the lid on the top, there was criss-cross scratches showing that she was trying to get out. And I just thought that is so sad.

And I don't know if she could hear people searching for her. They said it was a really thick, sturdy box. And so they don't think, you know, she could have been yelling and being in the box and then behind the wall that, you know, people would have had to have been right there probably listening for her. And I just thought, how sad?

Because she may have been able to hear them. I mean, I'm sure they at some point they started calling for her. And, you know, where are you? That reminds me of a stylized story.

I read of this where they said, oh, they're screams for her. Couldn't hear her screams over them. So they screamed each other out and they're just missing each other. That was like, that's so sad.

Oh, yeah. Yeah, maybe this is the saddest. Yeah. I have heard her at certain, you know, if they had been in a certain place in the room, but they're calling for her and yeah, that is so sad.

And there's a poet named Samuel Rogers that actually made a little poem about this. And the poem says, oh, sad was her fate in sportive jest. She hid from her lord in an old oak chest. It closed with a spring and her bridal bloom lay withering there in that living tomb.

And I thought that is the saddest, saddest story ever. Well, that puts a poem on things. I know, right? Yeah, at Christmas time.

Come on. Right. So fast forward to these days. There have been accounts that people have seen a ghostly white lady repeatedly passing the flertily room, which I'm going to guess is where this was.

So Michael, the first of Romania, the Romanian king that was exiled there. In the 1940s, it actually has to be moved to another room during his stay there because he didn't want to disturb the young woman and white who passed through his bedroom every night. So he saw her every night and was like, please, please put me in the room. What a gentleman.

He's like, I don't want to disturb her. Right. When I probably was thinking, ah, that's how I would be if I didn't go sent. So, you know, and oftentimes on ghosts, we'll tell people not to wear perfume.

If I don't have perfume on, I just, I don't feel right the rest of the day. And we ask people in ghost sense not to wear perfume. I try not to wear perfume and I'm going to go go hunting. And one of the reasons why is because oftentimes spirits can manifest to you through smell.

You know, on ghost investigations, I know that we have run across perfumes. We've run across the smell of cigarette smoke. We've run across the smell of coffee brewing. You know, that's not supposed to be there.

And this bride and coke supposedly announces her arrival with the scent of Lily of the Valley. So if you're ever at Bramsell House and you smell Lily of the Valley's, you might be seeing a ghost. She's around. Like all ghost stories.

The one that we just told you about, about Anne Cope is kind of the most accepted and the one that they feel is the truest, most legit story. There are a couple variations. There's a few people that believe that the bride was actually Italian, a gal named Jennifer Genes. Is it Gwenivir?

Eh, maybe it's G-E-N-E-V-R-E or C. And she was married in 1727. And it says that in this rendition of the story, rather than hiding and dying in the house or ghost in the chest, was brought to the Bramsell House from Italy. When I researched this, there was way more stories of Anne Cope and I tend to believe that one.

There might be a similar one that was Italian, but I think that this Bramsell is pretty legit. But over a couple of hundred years of existence, there could be a number of different entities and stories. If you go to Bramsell House and you see this chest, apparently the chest that is there is not the actual chest, it's just like a replica. Sir William Henry Cope, when he wrote a book in 1883, and I don't know if he is a relative of Anne, they have the same last name, I would assume so.

And it's not a real common name. Exactly. He said that the original had been large enough to fit a woman of commonly proportions, but it was removed by Sir Denzel Cope's widow in 1812 because it creaked her out. So it was a pretty large chest from what it sounds like.

Well, I don't know, you know, do you want this chest that had this woman that died in it, they were hanging around in your house? No, I think it would be just kind of a bad woman. You know, you're married to your husband for a handful of hours and boom, you're gone. And I read Stink too.

I read somewhere that you could go without air for six hours and they figured, you know, this chest wasn't necessarily airtight, but it fit pretty well. They figured that she may have had eight hours worth of air. They had suffocated. Now it's maybe better than starving to death after days and days and days or dying of thirst.

It was still a terrible way to go. Oh my gosh. This is throughout the 19th century, there were songs and poems and etchings made of this story. And the first story that kind of came out with an 1809 under the title of the melancholy occurrence.

And the most popular story was from 1830s called the Mistletoe Bowe by Sir Henry Bishop. And in there it says, by 1859 the song in England was so beloved, it was shared in most households at Christmas time, many knew the heart wrenching lyrics by heart. So, okay, so we're in Victorian times here, folks. And they're creepy.

And we've talked about this. Victorians were creepy people. Frogs with swords, Christmas hearts. And they would sing about the death of this bride, every Christmas, because it was so popular.

I mean, there's been short stories. There's a short film. And the film was in 1904, so probably not a talkie. Probably one of the original.

And there's pictures online that's kind of cool. Anyhow, that could be a pretty cool new major motion picture. A sad one. But I'm a throwout there.

Holly would can't do anything original anymore. They just have to do remix and sequels. I said it. I said it.

I said it. But it's been like a bazillion years ago. He don't remake something that was made 20 years ago. Well, I mean, with the chess, they say apparently you don't really have her ghost, but also apparently he, the husband's ghost or the fiancé's ghost, is seen looking down in it.

So you get two ghosts for the price of one. So I wonder if when he died, the two ghosts hooked up. I mean, were they able to be together? I hope so.

That's a question for the spirit world. Because it would be super sad if it didn't. I did find that as I was reading more on this story, there's an old man with a gray beard and he's said to be either her father or her husband. They're not sure, but he's seen looking through windows.

Well, what does it say that there's 14 or seven? What do they say? 14. Yeah, there's 14 different spirits in that house.

One for two. So maybe I'll just. Well, what I read it's a lot of them are haunting the same room. There's like a chapel there.

So some are haunting the chapel. Yeah, the Florida leaves room. There's a couple in there. There's one in this reception area.

There's a nun. Well, I'm seeing 32 windows. So there's at least 32 rooms, probably 64 rooms because there's probably rooms on the backside too. So yeah, so they got they were going to get married and then, you know, the guests that leave, did he live in this ginormous house just with her?

Supposedly? Like did other people live there at the same time? I'm sure there would be sure. A lot of rooms are two people.

Yeah. Oh, yeah. I'm sure that, I mean, houses like that, you know, the mother would have a suite and the siblings would all have their own little suite. And then there's the maids and the butter and the yeah, he wouldn't have been alone, most likely.

So do you think the sightings of her like when the Romanian king started? Do you think that's a residual haunting or an intelligent haunting? I don't know. I think, you know, the ghost of him, the husband looking down into the coffin would probably be residual.

And if she is just walking into the room every night the same way, I would say residual. But if she's doing other stuff, then no. Because the way we classify it, and by we, I mean, wisps and advanced paranormal, we classify an intelligent haunt as a spirit that is aware of what they're doing. You know, they may or may not be aware that they've passed, but you know, they're trying to get people's attention.

They're living their life or just hanging out, you know, like any person would. And a residual haunting is more an echo where you just see the same occurrence over and over again. And it might not actually be a ghost. It could just be, you know, an echo from time or, you know, because we're not sure how time works, you know, as Earth orbits.

Do we pass through and just see shadows from the past every now and then? So can I know? There's an interesting movie from the 1980s, 1990s, called High Spirits. It's got Liam Nelson in it and Beverly D'Angelo and there's a scene in there, Daryl Hannah also.

And there's a scene in there where there's a residual haunting effectively of Liam Neeson as a husband that is attacking his wife, Daryl Hannah. And it happens over and over and over, it's a residual haunting. And eventually that residual haunting gets broken and it stops being that same kind of a residual area, and then it becomes an intelligent haunting, which is really quite an interesting movie and quite a fun movie to watch. I've seen that, but it's been about a long time.

So when you're talking about old castles and that kind of stuff, it's really kind of a fun comedy. I'd recommend it. We watched that in a few years ago, didn't we? It's been several years, but yeah.

Liam Neeson's really young and it was one of his early roles. So much for the Wisps Supernatural Hour movie review. So there are other Christmas ghosts, though. Another movie that has the Christmas ghosts in it that's really popular in the book, going back to Victorians would be a Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens.

Okay, the best Christmas Carol movie, because there's several different adaptations. Do you know where I'm going with this one? I know where she's going and she has to scroll. Yes, it's the best one.

The Muppets. Yes. The Muppets Christmas Carol is the best one. I used to watch that obsessively, but I can get all sad when the lady and him broke up.

It's a little sad song. Yeah. And on that same vein going off into the weeds, I'll come back. Muppets Treasure Island is the best treasure island movie, too.

It's got Tim Curry. Well, any movie with Tim Curry has got to be awesome. Okay, but yeah, so coming back, Dick and Christmas Carol, the best one. Yeah, I remember in the 60s as a kid watching that late at night, the late 60s, and it was kind of scary.

I remember this would be the one that was done in probably the 1940s or 50s, and it was, you know, Marley James, you know, would come as the ghost with the chains on, and the knockers changed and you could see his face and everything else. And then you go through the three, the three specters, the coast of Christmas past the gross of Christmas present, the ghost of Christmas future, which were really, it's an interesting story that really holds up over time. It does. And I really like the concept of it of, you know, you can change, you know, you can see how things could be.

You can see kind of how you got there. And, you know, and this is not a spoiler. If you haven't seen this by now, it's been out since the pre-1800s, you know, but he goes and he sees, you know, that he has passed and, you know, he kind of, you know, really reflects on his life and says, you know, what have I done? And what have I accomplished?

And he goes back and, you know, does what he feels like you should. And it's just, yeah, it's a classic. Yeah, great lessons. And then you get into, you know, others where in the songs where it talks about, you know, Christmas ghost stories and things like that.

And it's interesting that ghosts are associated with Christmas, and I think a lot of that is coming through from the Victorians. Well, if you remember, if you go back and listen to last year's Christmas, we actually talk about that because in one of the Christmas girls that you all sing, starting November 1st, which is an abomination, by the way, is, you know, scary ghost stories. And we talked about where that song came from and why and the Victorians are creepy, and they just were obsessed with all of that. So if you go back and listen to last year's Christmas, we really go into depth about why the Victorian singo stories.

Yeah, and that was one of the things that they would do is sit around, you know, with the fire and the camels kind of in the dark and tell ghost stories to creep each other out. So then you've got this one that just is super recent to the, you know, going back to the Bramsel. I'm sure they told that one. I'm sure.

Because it's like, hey, just a few years ago, this one happened to. And there was like this lady and like she disappeared and they didn't find her for... You know, I know we're kind of going back to Bramsel, but to me, that's just kind of a, even though it's sad, to me, that is a classic classic ghost story. And I hadn't heard of this ghost story until, you know, I was researching it.

But this is the kind of ghost story that, if I had heard this one, I would have just been like, I mean, it's sad, obviously it's very sad. But it's just a quintessential ghost story to me. And then the celebration, things are going good, stuff changes, big mystery, and resolution a long time later in a very creepy way. And then the person who tragically died continues to stay there.

So, Vilna, do you have a stone forest to talk about? Alright, so I just wanted to talk about stones that go with like wintertime and I was going to do holiday based ones, but this time it's kind of earlier on in the season. So seasonal blues, it's dark early and we, some people can't do that. So I thrive in the darkness.

We all do with this type of grouping we have, but there's a couple of stones that can help you if you get like stressed during this time of year, or it's like just too dark depression. So, Celina is known for its ability to clear energy blockage and promote a sense of clarity and peace. So you can have a nice calm mind and your atmosphere. And then citrine, known as the sunshine stone.

So that definitely leads to that. There's energy of warmth and positivity. And the same kind of vibe is the sun stone. So it embodies the energy of the sun.

So those kind of go hand in hand, boosting your mood, increasing motivation, and just feeling feelings of lethargy. I know that as it got dark here and I came home pretty late just before this, because my time it is almost nine o'clock for me. So I think it's almost what seven for you. I was like, man, it feels like a midnight.

So I definitely have lethargy. I had to motivate myself to not go to sleep so early. And then blue lace agate embraces the soothing energy to calm the mind, ease the feelings of anxiety or tension. So if this time of the year causes that for you.

And then amethyst is the last one. It's calming and trust-leading. So if people kind of feel like, you know, the holiday is coming up, some people have like different kind of stresses just from that. Or if the darkness gets you, here's some stones help you.

Awesome. Thanks, Velma. I hear a lot of people complain about, you know, it gets dark so early. It doesn't bother me.

Kind of weird to me out sometimes. You know, because I think, oh, it's so dark, it must be time to go to bed. It's like, oh, no, it's only 630. Okay.

But it doesn't bother me. You know, what happens every year? I don't love it. I love the sun.

I want to be outside, like, hanging out on my patio and I clock at night. So when it's not where it's out for me. It is early December. So we can talk about my opinion of winter come mid-January.

I love winter time until about mid-January. And I'm like, okay, we're good now. I could... No is black and gross.

Yeah. I love winter. I just need a shorter winter. I just need to move a little further south.

But we're finally feeling winter here in Florida because the temperature, like, earlier in the week and now, like, tomorrow is like high 60 something and low 40 something. And I'm like, woo hoo, I can wear my sweater. I'm so excited to sweating. And I realize there is a humidity factor there.

But being in Utah, when you say your high is when your winter temperatures are 60, I'm like, oh, wow. It's a bitter wind. It's that wind. It like bites into you.

Because I'll go to Utah one day. It was like snowing and I was just running out there for hours. It was the best time ever. And I'm like, so today was like a high of 48 and tomorrow I think is a high of 50.

And it's like, woo hoo. That's super warm. But all the next week, we're going to have highs in the mid 30s. Your snow is weird.

Like, you pick it up and it just fluffs away because it's so dry. It's called powder. Greatest powder on earth, baby. Unless you ski in March when it melts in the back, rip your legs off.

Yep. Nice. Christmas is coming up, guys. And we have some sweet merch on our website.

And we also have them custom made hats by Salt City Customs. We have some beanies. We have some flat bill hats or some round. We can just adjust to whatever your needs are.

So let us know if you want something and head on down to the website. And those are custom sized and everything, correct? They are the plastic. You can adjust them.

So they're not like custom baseball. Yeah. That's not back to you. I can't think of the word.

It's not that hand. So you can adjust it to your head and make it look perfect. And I have a beanie and I love my beanie. I panicked from it because I was like, where's my beanie?

I don't know what it's at. But I kind of have a big head. And not in a conceited sort of way. But my head is my noggin.

It's literally a big noggin. And the beanie fits me in just fine. So. We have a comfortable stretch.

Yes, they're stretch. I have a kind of smaller side set. So if they're putting both me and Raven, it's enough for anybody, guys. Between the two of us, we have a normal side set.

Between the two of us are perfect, okay? Okay. So I have to tell you, this has nothing to do with anything. So my first husband and I both had big noggin.

And the reason I know this is we both played bagpipes and we would have to order glengaries, the bagpipe hat. And they come in different sizes and we both had to get the biggest one. And our first child had a big noggin. To the point that the pediatrician thought that he had like fluid on the brain and we had to get him an MRI when he was like a year and a half old.

And I kept telling the doctor, he just has a big head. And one MRI later, the doctor says, oh he just has a big head. And I was like, I told you. I told you that.

Anyway, all right. Back to the supernatural hour. So the junk drawer. Do you remember our last junk drawer was about Greg Newkirk?

Remember with the accident? Yes, that was super interesting. And his haunted stuff saved his life. He was rattled around in the back of the thing with the crazy car that tried to hit him.

Yeah. So I didn't intend to do another Greg Newkirk story. It's just happened to be the one that popped up and I was like, oh, hey. So I guess it's Greg Newkirk.

Thanks, Greg. Hope you're listening. So he has what's called the Traveling Museum of the Paranormal Enochult. And kind of the rage right now is all this 3D printing, right?

I've been to a couple of farmers markets recently and you can't throw a stick without hitting 3D printed stuff. You've got a cute little ghost with legs over here. I have a ghost that has legs. And my daughter got a dragon.

I'm using those dragons. They're super popular right now. So scanning and 3D scanning is the thing. And so had the Traveling Museum of Paranormal Enochult, they thought that they would scan, you know, 3D scan and compile up the database of these Paranormal Enochive objects that they've got, right?

And so the problem is this project that they're doing of 3D printing all of their haunted items is causing the ghosts, thanks. It's confusing them, giving them stress. He has this idol. He's kind of an Aztec-y looking idol.

And he scanned this. So the things that he scanned. Now let me jump ahead of myself. He scanned idols.

He scanned some self-moving Ouija Planchets. He scanned drums that were used to summon Voodoo Spirits. He has a haunted mask. And this haunted mask tends to the people that own it.

It'll give them, like, out-of-body experiences. I mean, he's got a ton of stuff. These are just the few things that he started to scan. Well, some of these objects did not want to be scanned.

And it's this idol. It's an African doll that causes intense nightmares. They've named it Billy. And Billy did not want to be scanned.

And every time they would try to scan it, it would put up a wall. And it wouldn't let the instrument scan it. And so they sat down and they did an EVP session with Billy. And explained what the process was because through this EVP session they determined that it was just, you know, like, what are you doing?

What is this? Stop it. I don't know what this is. So they explained it.

And, you know, he was just concerned about what it was. And he wanted to know why they were doing it. And when they told him, you know, what the deal was, he was like, okay. And so he let them scan him.

And it took about 30 hours. And they've got, you know, some scans of Billy the African doll. And so some things that they tried to scan, they've got a mask called the fetid face. And here and there they would try to scan an object and, you know, the scanning would stop or, you know, something would malfunction.

And they couldn't finish it. But when they tried to scan the fetid face, it actually melted the printer and completely destroyed it. They had to get a new one. Wow.

That kind of sucks. Yeah. Some of the hauntings are some of the items that they have. Actually, okay, I'm pausing weird because I heard a weird whisper.

Did one of you guys whisper? No. Nope. Okay, we're gonna have to go back and see if there's an EVP.

Live. Yeah. I thought I heard something. And I don't know if it was just someone moving.

We're gonna have to go back and listen to that. Okay. Sorry. Now that I'm not distracted, let me finish our story.

They say that some of their 3D printed items also have hauntings. And so they don't know if they are able to like 3D print the essence of it. They don't know that they're not exactly sure where these other hauntings are coming from. But you can actually, if you go to their website, just the traveling museum of the paranormal and occult, they're actually selling some of their 3D prints.

You know, they're doing it as a, you know, to make some money and to help fund some of their research and things. But I just know that if you buy one of these things, you might get a haunted thing in your house. And what was that website again? I honestly don't have the website because I didn't find this information from their website.

I found it from somewhere else, but I'm sure you can look it up. It's called the Traveling Museum of the Paranormal and Occult. And it's owned by Greg Newkirk and his wife and I didn't write down her name, so I apologize for that. Anyway, I thought that was interesting.

You can maybe print yourself a ghost. Didn't know you can do that. Well, you can, but you mean haunted ghost. Because you have a 3D print ghost.

Like an actual ghost. Oh yeah, no, I've got an actual ghost. It has legs. I wouldn't have bought it, but it had legs.

I'm like, that's a cute little ghost. And the owner of the shop was like, it has legs. I'm like, take my money. I gotta see this ghost of legs.

I'm not gonna get it. So not to like, you know, a little wispy butt, but how does it have a wispy butt too, and like a take? I mean, wouldn't a ghost of leg just be like a people, like a person? With a sheet on?

So I think this is a sheeted person. Yeah, so I think this is probably one of the free things you can get online, you know, a free instruction pattern. Yeah, for 3D printing. But it's not, can you see it, Jess?

I know you can't see it, you're listening a little bit of a picture. So it just looks like a ghost, but it has legs. Oh my gosh, it pops up. Oh no.

And they're like little sneakers with little socks. And if you put it just right, it'll stand up on its feet. Oh, I like that. So it's like a sheeted person.

Yeah. It's a ghost. Anyway, you can hear the legs. You can't see it.

I saw a comic in reminds me of where it was like two sheeted ghosts sitting on a couch watching like a ghost show. And they're like, that's not, that's fake because they don't have sheets on or something. Oh, that's awesome. I don't see the sheets.

Alrighty, stay spooky, my Haunty friends. Have a good night. Bye. See you guys.