My emails in the description if you wanted to share any stories? This is the second military related story I've covered on this channel and they've both been so damn creepy. Considering doing a whole episode of just military ghost stories.
@@TheTapeLibraryYou could do a military history ghost story episode. I have listened to some on other channels. There was one where the announcer interviewed a special ops personnel. The SpecOps guy was so nervous he gave the interview over special router and wouldn’t give geolocation details for fear of consequences. You could really hear the fear and confusion about what they were told about the operation. Worse than Rendlesham forest- much; some time slippage, nda’s signed, real top secret stuff 😮
If listening to ghost stories draws them to you I should be the most haunted person in the world. I listen to them while driving, at work, working out, at home, going to bed, and sometimes I’ll wake up to them playing from RU-vid autoplay. But, no ghost experiences have happened to me. Maybe they’re intimidated by me 😎
@@nancyseidel1132 honestly I wish I would have ghost encounters. I’ve watched and listened to ghost stuff since I was in elementary school, I’m almost 21. Nothing had happened
13:38 Medical hospital haunting: yes, I worked at an old hospital in a notoriously haunted part of East Texas. It was Marshall Regional in Marshall, TX. On the top floor, equipment would go rolling across the floors. File drawers would open. Not all in a destructive manner, but more like a normal working day/night- except with no staff. We only kept unused equipment and some medical records up there. Only certain male nurse aids would even go up there. You could watch the activity on CCTV. It was treated like common knowledge. I thought I had entered the Twilight Zone when I first started there. But everyone was so casual about it, it became easy to forget- until you needed to find a male tech who would go up there and get a stretcher or wheelchair or something. It was freezing cold up there too, even in the scalding hot East Texas summers. Oh yeah, and we disposed of (incinerated) our “medical waste” (body parts) on site. I learned to wear a hat to work when coming into the hospital at 7pm on Fridays because of the falling ash. Everyone blamed the smell on the local clay pits and pottery warehouse. I didn’t believe it one bit after I figured out what it was. Things don’t change much in some rural parts of the country, “we’ve always done it this way.”😮
I’ve worked in a hospital and was actually responsible for many tasks for departments including bagging and tagging the dead for the morgue to pick up. I’ve never had any spooky encounters. There was even an abandoned part of the hospital used for storage I’d pass through to get to the other side, I was never spooked or scared or had an encounter but then again I didn’t listen to ghost stories back then.
It’s not the attention itself that gets the activity going. It’s the energy given off by the target. Emotion is the best profit when it comes to energy. Low effort = big rewards. What’s the easiest emotion that gives off the most energy? Fear, Anger, Sorrow. The most common place emotions experienced by those in a haunted place. The more energy they get, the more they can manifest. The more they manifest - the more energy they get back. The more they manifest = more they’re here on this plane of existence again among the living. How many haunted places have people whose lives were unjustly cut short? Those who took their own lives? Those with a lot to lose? Those with family they wish to see one last time?
@@ramseydoon8277 I spent 18 months at Fort Irwin starting in 1999. The bathroom is something that anyone who has served there for any length of time has heard about. I Lived in base housing, The Villages at Fort Irwin, with my wife and and son who was 11 when we moved in. All three for us felt very uneasy there. Unlocked doors locking themselves, and visa versa, even my neighbors would hear and see things in their units. We would hear footsteps day and night in the kitchen, along with the occasional shadows that would sometimes accompany the footsteps.. Even those who don't believe in the paranormal admit that Fort Irwin is a creepy place at night. I just always felt negative energy on the whole base.
The end comment about giving life to the horrors in the corners reminds me of what my mom always says. "The devil is at your shoulder" basically her saying the more you look into it, the worse it's going to get. Even though our family has had so many different paranormal experiences going back generations. My mom's advice is to accept it exists but don't give it control by investing into searching it out.
If you ever been in the military you know that everywhere you go there’s been at least a couple suicides or freak accidents. Military training areas and bases are some of the most haunted places in the world
Yep... the creepiest base I was ever at was CFB Wainwright in Alberta Canada. I spent three years there and to this day would refuse to step foot in one of the barracks, building 626
Atchison stories always fascinate me because I’ve lived here for 2 years. I haven’t seen anything, but I also haven’t been looking. I need to start asking around.
Hmm, I do love the hell house movies! But I’ve never really covered fictional horror much on here. Would love to maybe do a few videos dissecting horror movies though, could be fun
I am loving this channel so much - thank you!. I usually pop on my wireless headphones and do the dreaded ironing while listening. I am American but live in the UK these past 15 years as my husband is British. One creepy experience that stands out to me is when we first got married. I was working overseas during our first year of marriage. Before I left, we rented out a granny flat (for a very cheap rate) on the grounds of a 12th century Monk house (which shows up in the Domesday book). We received cheap rental rate as we helped an elderly couple who lived in the main house by looking after it as they resided in Australia during the winter months. They left for Australia on the day we moved in and after they showed us around and what to do to look after the old house. The first night there, we retired to the granny flat (a separate house from the main house) and as we settled in for sleep the power went out in our flat. My husband and I shrugged our shoulders and went to sleep as it was late and we assumed it was likely a fuse blown. But that would have to be investigated from the main house. Neither one of us wanted to go in there this late at night. In the morning my husband unlocked the door to the main house. It turns out there was a main switch for the granny flat. Someone had switched it to the off position late the night before. However, no one should’ve been in the house. There were many creepy happenings in the home itself. Taps being on when we came in to check on it, a light having switched itself on in the night. There was a cleaning lady that would come every so often and she brought her dog along. She was never happy to go in the home alone. Her dog was her guardian. Keep up with the fantastic content.
That first story is crazy! My ex was in the Army National Guard when we met in 2015. He would go out to Fort Irwin during the summer for training. He never told me of any spooky stuff going on unfortunately.
I haven't slept a Good night's rest in over 18 years. Thank you. Because falling asleep 2 yr videos have actually made me get some sleep very rare that I sleep more than 4 hours a night. But last night I slept for over 8 hours, which is amazing. And I fell asleep listening to your channel.I don't know what it is.Maybe the demons are calm when they hear your stories😂
I know the base in California that the OP is talking about, I don't know of the specific bathroom in the story butl it's a military base and if this kind of nonsense was happening on a regular basis at the very least, that entire area on the outside would be closely monitored by cameras 24/7 at all entrances and exits. The fact that that was not even mentioned is highly suspicious.
"What if our belief in these beings gives them life?" I've pondered this. There has to be a reason why monsters and creatures from urban legends are localized and can't travel the world and speak different languages.
These are so much fun. Please keep them coming. And to the questions you asked at the end. Psychic energy could be a great way to explain manifestations like these. Would be something cool to study if one was so inclined.
that last concept that is at the end of the video is called Tulpa. I really don't know the full details as to how they work but as I understand it its a entity given birth my pure thought and belief. I think Tibetan monks are required to create and then eradicate it as a part of their indoctrination
Just listened to this one- love the rain sounds :) the little boy was sooo creepy… and again I miss your intro- I don’t think you have it on this one either!!
In theory what ever we think of and create like the game Warhammer 40k there somewhere out there may it be a mother universe,I’m our reality or another. 40k is going on
I love listening to your videos while I game or when I work. Have honestly been binging so many of your videos! Thank you for helping me get through the work day or whenever I feel like punching my screen after losing a game!!! 🤣❤
Bro the first story is just about a soldier that tried to kill himself only to be stuck as a ghost in a bathroom, I mean you can't blame the guy for being mean, like imagen killing yourself only to find out that you now are a ghost that can't leave a military bathroom stuck for who knows how long.
I’ve been a Lab rat for 40 years. Labs Always extremely active spiritually .Lab often by Emergency Room and morgue. I am practicing Roman Catholic.Many incidents usually just to tell them keep going, follow the light , you’re ok. Many evil things as well ,have to tell many to go back to hell. The light attracts the good and evil alike.Many many stories.Im not afraid just know , these aren’t stories just know it’s very real.
