This video is really well done, with lots of great pics to go along with the reports - plus, I gotta say that I agree with others saying that it’s really refreshing to see some content about Canada. I *love* hearing about people’s paranormal experiences in other countries; especially our great northern neighbor!
My maternal auntie lives in niagara falls. I'd absolutely love to go back to visit. But the flight is so expensive from the UK. I used to go visit very often as a child. And I just loved it!
I'm from Kingston Ontario and I know that park well.....it's really changed over the years but still a popular place to take the kids and now grandkids!!!..... ty for sharing some of our history!!!... it's still a beautiful city to visit!!... ❤🥰😊
Look up The Missing 411. The story about the Canadian wilderness will give you even more chills. The amount of people that VANISH each year in the forests of the world. Or end up dead in odd circumstances.
Oh man, I binged Missing 411 and than went backpacking in Algonquin (Ontario), I was on edge pretty much the whole two weeks. Not my smartest idea🤣🤷🏻♀️
I heard about that story and believe me it's crazy. It's like, like you just said people get vanished each year and they never return, that is scary to be honest.
Missing 411, it's crazy that people still refuse to believe the possibility of the existence of Sasquatch!! I guarantee you that at a few of those people gone missing were eaten by Sasquatch!! Sounds ridiculous but there is just way too much evidence, including DNA to continue to deny the existence of this species!! It comes down to this, who are you going to believe,a primatologist that has spent his entire life to the study of this and other primate species, someone who is the head of that department at Idaho university, or you can believe the US/Canadian governments!!! The choice is really quite obvious, or at least it should be, anyone with any common sense should know that you CANNOT believe ANYTHING the government says!!
I love this channel, I wish you would put together some longer shows ( like a couple or three hours long )and start a marathon of shows . I like to listen to the shows at night when I can't sleep. It's better than tv sometimes.
Dude! Thanks for the indepth history and update on the Nahani Valley! Thought I knew. Whoa! And the first two? Icing on the cake! Icing like..... chilling! One of your best. Spellbinding! Excellent 👍
Moving cemetaries is a pain in the ass. That's why a lot of "moved" cemetaries have only had the headstones taken away and the dead are left behind. I acquired part of my skeletal teaching collection from the leftovers of a "moved" cemetery here in town. In the early 1900s, when they were turning the area into a park, they brought in a road grader or a dozer and the examples I use in my workshops and classes were procured from the disturbed pile of dirt and debris.
@@thelonewanderer9097 Then there are the people who use these parks and wonder why Halloween decorations bubble up out of the ground every once in a while.
Would usually have loved to see my hometown and current city kingston featured but right now I literally live right across from skeleton park my bedroom window faces it and I am home alone for the next two weeks and just started watching this video at night with the window open I am way more paranoid than I expected to be lol.
Not that I would do it, but can you imagine using a Ouija board in one of the houses on the periphery of Skeleton park, say during a full moon, now that would be interesting and freaky...
The first park featured, Skeleton Park, OT hasn’t been rectified yet? Did I get that right? They still haven’t moved the bodies properly and given them proper burial rites to Rest In Peace? No wonder……
I used to live very close to this park, and from what I know, the bodies were mostly all moved. An archaeologist I used to know who worked at Queens University in Kingston said it was primarily bone fragments left behind, which I would think would be pretty common when moving mass graves? It IS a very creepy park at night -- but I think that's mostly because it's close to downtown and drug drops used to happen in the park pretty frequently. edit: I just realised that I was about 10 or 11 when I was told the bodies were gone, so maybe the woman was just trying to make me feel better since I played at that park so often? Hmm.
Living in Washington I can believe it was Ridgeway. B.C. is just over the WA boarder which was easier to cross than it is now. Was easier just in the 90s.
I love this new channel 😍!!!!I'm a huge MUFON fan...their stories ....and I'm all about the paranormal..so this channel was right up my alley!!!!!!!!! Thank you..Have a great 4yh of JULY!!
Awesome! I was born near Kingston, my sons name is Kingston (my maiden name is King) … I haven’t heard of those stories of the Nahanni before … I hear more and more all the time!
Omg Tweak n' Swill Park!!! Victoria is the closest "city" to my childhood home, and I've spent the majority of my life living there. We parted so hard in Beacon Hill as teenagers. It's actually pretty hardcore there. There's a chunk of the park devoted to anonymous "encounters". It's the irl grindr, but in bushes. There are whole camps in there where people live, because the housing situation is so dire, and even a shitty bedroom in a falling-down house can cost 1000-1500 a month. Our street community is *enormous*. I used to be a teenaged street urchin, and I've slept in Tweak n Swill more times than I could count. It's beautiful, though.
Man, you sound beat!! I was a beatnik in the late 50s; I bet we'd get along. Have you read any Kerouac, Burroughs , Seymour Krim, Ken Kesey? My whole life has been beat. I'm retired now and on methadone - never could stay clean😁 I am 88 years old and certainly was lucky. Too old to do meth anymore! Peace♾✌
@@barneyronnie are you seriously serious!?! That's the second time this year I've been compared to/called "beat" in the last little while! I find it both mystifying and highly complimentary. Thank you! I actually haven't read much of the beat greats at all, which is weird, because I LOOOOVE to read. However, you and I do seem to have several things in common. I was also heavily into down. I began as a young teenager ...around 14 years old. My parents are loving and all-around excellent, cool human beings. They didn't beat or neglect us kids. They provided a beautiful childhood in a wild, remote corner of the Pacific Coastal Rainforest, within walking distance of TWO different beaches. There was no emotional abuse...no abuse of *any* kind at home. There WAS childhood trauma from outside sources, however, and, now that I'm almost 40, I've come to realize that I'm undiagnosed *something*. Probably ADHD. Excluding one, all my nieces and nephews have been diagnosed with ADHD, at LEAST. The one who doesn't have ADHD, along with a mixed bag of other diagnoses like the others, is on the autism spectrum. I digress. Trauma and unchecked mental health issues are major reasons why people actively seek out a Better Living Though Chemistry-style escape, and for me, that was heroin. I begged, pleaded, wheeled, offered "special favours," or to pay double.... whatever I could try, to get my hands on heroin, for at least two years before I started. So I'd been actively hunting it down since 11 or 12. I finally found a friend my age who was already doing it. She was willing to pop my cherry, so to speak, for the low, low price of me bankrolling a point for her. I also didn't fool around with insufficient insufflation, or chasing any dragons. I went straight to the main vein. That's the only way I've ever done it. Everything else seemed like a huge waste, even from the beginning. Like you, I've also been on methadone forever. I began buying it off people when I was about 18, whenever my ice cream habit would get out of control. I officially went on The Program when I was 22-ish? I'd stay clean for a year or so, then use, or chip away at it, but I always had The Napsauce to fall back on. Even when I was completely, crazily, wired to the tits, I still took methadone. This made my dope consumption astronomical. I finally quit using heroin for good in my early 30s. It's been 7.5 years, and I haven't touched it. I haven't even wanted to. Still on the juice, but I've significantly dropped my dose. I was one of those people who got up to almost 300mls a day, while I was also doing at LEAST a gram and a half a day. That was my minimum. If I had a good night at The Agency, I'd treat myself and do 2.5 grams. Now, I'm down to 90mils of methadone. That's 9mmg in today's dosage, but I can't think in the "new" condensed form. I *was* at 36mils/day a year ago, but I had pushed myself too hard by trying to drop too fast. It grievously affected my mental health, dialled my already-constant anxiety up to, like, ELEVEN, and I became a complete mess. Hence, I had to jack it back up to 90/day. So, did you get fully kicked off the program, with your methadone? Or did you eventually, slowly and patiently, wean yourself off, ever so gently? You'd think as an octogenarian, the latter would be the way to go, as the former would surely kill you. With all the pain clinic BS that's going on these days, especially down in The States, I honestly wouldn't be surprised if they just chained you to a radiator with a blanket, a towel, and a bucket. Things have gotten pretty draconian. "Oh noooooooo! We screwed up by letting Big Pharma run wild, and accepting their money for our political campaigns! Now, the amount of ordinary citizens who are completely wired to downers would fill the entire state of Texas, standing room only! What do we doooooo? Wait! I know! We take EVERYONE, kick them off their pain meds, even people who actually, seriously need them, and send them to "Pain" Clinics. That's right, folks! Grandma is a criminal! We're gonna put her on Methadone, then boot her off after a year, just so she can suffer even more egregiously! Then, she can access our 'services' at our Pain Clinic! Accupuncture, anyone?" 😂😭 Back to Beat. I did actually wrestle my way through Naked Lunch as a kid, but I wasn't like, "yeah, man: this is the complete tits!" I do enjoy Kafka, but is he Beat? Or is he more Dada? I'm completely in love with Orwell, Wyndham, Huxley, and Welles, as well as Heinlein, Asimov, and Phillip K Dick. As for music, I adore extreme Heavy Metal, but my tastes range far and wide. Absurdist, spectacular musicians like Frank Zappa, Mr.Bungle, Secret Cheifs 3, Ween, and Nomeanso are top of the list. I really love Yma Sumac and her "Exotica" ilk, as well as jazzy 50s/60s rockabilly-style tunes, and surf rock. Dick Dale...... anything that sounds like the opening music for The Ren And Stimpy Show, I dig. The Monks are badass. (the 60's band; although I like a few of the songs by the 80's The Monks, too) I love ska from first to third wave, especially the more jazzy/big band-leaning stuff, like Skavoovie And The Epitones or Metiskapheles. Reggae is big: I loooooove Toots And The Maytalls. There's too much music to list!! First and foremost, I'm a metalhead. The heavier the better. I could list off a ton of heavy bands that give me goosebumps... Carcass, Nile, Death, Dying Fetus, Cannibal Corpse, Obituary, Celtic Frost, Melvins, old Deicide, At The Gates, Suffocation......the list goes on and on. Punk, alternative/college radio, 70s and 80s hard rock, some hip hop like Deltron Zero/Del Tha Funky Homosapien, Beastie Boys....stuff along those lines..... It's easier to list music I don't enjoy. There's also my slanguage usage. Like beat poets, I have my own, intricate slang that I employ liberally, regardless of whom I'm speaking with or writing to. This has all been "me, me, me....." What's your story?? If you have an email address, perhaps we could exchange stories without cluttering up the comments section, here? You can reach me at InsertPithyNameHere@protonmail.com . How's that sound? I'd love to hear your stories, and if you have any book/music/film recommendations, that would be rad! Here's the thing, though: since I cleaned up, but especially in the last few years, I find it increasingly difficult to focus on reading. This is disturbing and strange, because my entire life was devoted to reading. Books were my first escape; reading my first drug. I started reading very early, reading Time and National Geographic at 3 years old. Actually *reading*, not just looking at pictures. My parents tell stories- that I'd come up to them, book in hand, and ask, "what does (word) *mean*?" . Not "What's this word?" I'd already sounded it out, and could say it, I just didn't know what it meant. Throughout most of my life, I was devouring at least 3-6 books a week, often more. Then.....poof. No more concentration. I'll get a 3rd of the way into a book, and I just can't latch on. Even the easiest, most mainstream, mass-market stuff. I can barely get through a Stephen King book!! It's heartbreaking. I wonder how much my smartphone has to do with this? Did you notice this problem when you got off methadone, or down? A few friends with similar circumstances are going through the same thing. Voracious readers who suddenly cannot consume the written word with the same bottomless appetite. It breaks my heart. The same has happened with movies, too. I find it nearly impossible to sit through a whole movie, when I used to spend entire weekends just watching one after the other. Anyway. I'd love to chat more with you, if you're interested. Please drop me a line, if you want?
@@imaginepithynamehere4257 Thanks for you heartfelt reply. I am still on the juice and will probably be a 'lifer.' Naked Lunch wasn't my favorite book, either. I enjoyed 'Junky ' a lot more. Glad to hear that you're living your best life. You struck me as sort of beat character, and am glad you weren't offended. All the Best, Ronnie
I just love this channel I can't decide which of his channel is better truth b told I really love them both but this channel is my favorite(with love from Phoenix, AZ)
Thank you 👍 I love all your videos , I love crime but I also love all things to do with the paranormal , your paranormal videos are interesting and very creepy . 👺👻
I’m just starting this video and really hope you mention The Armatage, in Ancaster, Ontario! If you don’t know about this place then please look into it!! It’s creepy as anything!! Actually, I’m a bit afraid even writing about it!!!
I live in Hamilton, and I've been to the Hermitage and Century Manor (the original psychiatric hospital building on the site of the psychiatric hospital complex on the Hamilton mountain) many times. Both places are so spooky, especially when you visit at night. It would be great if the channel could do a series of videos on haunted locations in Canadian cities....one city or area per video. Surely Hamilton, Ancaster, Burlington, Dundas, Flamborough, and Waterdown is a big enough area to warrant our own video.
It’s very upsetting that a park was built over graves” it should have been restored & respected 🙏🏽 if there is money to build a park, then it should have been used to respect the graves of these people. 🙏🏽🦋 may there souls find peace in all this. 🦋
I grew up right by skeleton park/mcburney park and was wondering if it would make the list! I've never seen anything paranormal, but have definitely heard of random bones and gravestones surfacing. They're also currently digging replacing the wading pool with a splash pad, and I believe a number of bones were found..? I find it safe and ofen walk through at night and I've always felt at ease, but I've heard a lot of similar stories to the ones mentioned in the video.
yup that and every time they dig up the streets they find more bones. I have never seen anything in my 60 yrs in that park. Spent a lot of time in that park over the years
I visited Petersburg National Battlefield Park. It's supposed to be very haunted but I'm not going to lie to you I didn't see anything. Although I did get a picture of me standing next to the crater. As in the Battle of the Crater.
I have pictures on my phone of entities and peopl,people, ghoulish looking people,they pop in when I take pictures of my 29 year old step son,he has slight schizophrenia and sees outlines of spirits and hears voices
@@xminusone1 what's not to believe. Nahani Valley is well documented. Nobody in this video had any answers. So you think someone made up all 3 stories? Sux to be you.
Thank you Paranormally Listed for all your research , effort and hard work you do in making these videos. Favorite channel also I loved the Canadian Parks one watched last night. Have an Awesome weekend.
I spent alot of time at Beacon Hill Park when I visited my grandmother, when I was a kid. It's absolutely stunning, I hadn't heard of this haunting but everything in Victoria is haunted. lol.
My favourite was the 1st story when the woman saw that pair of ghosts on top of the stairs. I always heard ghosts on the top of stairs like to push ppl down.
Headless Valley is one of the most beautiful places to see..... If you can get there. It's almost completely untouched by man. Im guessing its also the most terrifying I'm sure. Mr. Ballen did a pretty in depth episode about it. In one area where you have to go down a river there are all these caves that no one has ever been in because they are just too hard to get to.
I was hiking alone in a very remote section of Maine (Moxie Bald Mountain) and was the only one on the trail. I was 16 miles into the wilderness just to reach the trailhead. On my way back down I had stopped to take a break on a nice rock to sit on. I heard a woman's voice down the trail not too far away. It was brief like maybe she was talking with a group but heard her voice and not the others. I expected her and possibly others to round the trail in a few minutes. I watched for someone to appear and nothing. I waited more and nothing but complete stillness. So I thought maybe they had stopped or further away than I thought. I made some noise to alert anyone there was someone else (me) up ahead and proceeded down. I never heard anyone again or saw anyone the entire way back. When I reached the trailhead, a mark I made in the middle of the trail (to help direct my way) was still there untouched and no sign of another vehicle that came in. It wasn't so much scary at the time because I thought maybe they were just ahead of me but why would they then go back and not keep up towards the summit direction? Nothing to see down in the valley except forest. I wonder what it was I heard because I was certain I heard a woman's voice just down the trail.
Couldn’t they have, I don’t know, found a different place to put a park? 😭 Story time! When I was five, I went to a Catholic school and where we would have recess there was a graveyard just beyond that small field area and I always went over there because I felt safe and the other kids would bully me a lot so I spent my time alone. But I wasn’t really alone when I was in that graveyard. I always always knew just instinctively that you do not step on somebody’s grave And so I would step around the graves and I would talk to the people I saw there. The people that nobody else could see. I always wondered though why we had our recess right next to that graveyard because there was more fields on the land than just that one. I wasn’t mad about it though, because I really did just like to sit under the trees and feel at peace in that graveyard.
If Ridgeway killed those Canadian women then he wasn't required to confess to them as per his deal with the FBI after they linked him via DNA to 2 murders in California. You should also catch up on his case. He's been convicted of 91 murders in Washington with 27 still pending, 3 in Oregon and 2 in California. The deal he made with the FBI guaranteed him a life sentence in a federal penitentiary but he had to confess to every murder he committed in Washington, Oregon and California. As well as lead law enforcement to every body and turn over any information he had on his victims for identifying purposes. This is why 27 cases are still pending as they haven't found those bodies yet. But law enforcement is confident that they will find the bodies as they have found every body so far. Investigators theorize that he has more victims in Vietnam as he served 2 tours there during the war. A lot of teenage prostitutes running around there and no desire by law enforcement to find the ones that go missing. Ridgeway was a monster and should never get out of jail but I do think he could solve many more murders. The 2 in San Francisco linked to him was his mother and his mother's roommate. Both of which were probably why he targeted teenage prostitutes and he was only 13 when he killed them so there's another decade and some time we still don't know what he was doing or even where he was. However unless these ladies were teenage prostitutes it's highly unlikely Ridgeway killed them.
How very disrespectful of those people just to cross over the cemetery what about respect for the dead? They should have all been moved and respectfully re-buried, you have no idea what you have done the dead will come back to haunt the living for a very long time until all the dead are removed, and re buried
