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Perth. You're not going to be. Oh, Hello and I have three spooky stories for you today, and the last story comes from March the 6th,

2024.

And Story number one comes from Jamie.

Years ago, my dad owned a hotel in England. The hotel was a creepy-ass place and I could write a book of the stories.

I was very young and I can't even imagine this stuff my dad and his partner would remember.

As a result of this stuff the hotel as well as my dad ended up on a TV show. The episode he was on was a part of a section called A House Possessed.

He was part of that section because their residence at the time was part of the hotel. It was a whole thing.

The real Ed and Rain Warren visited and as you can imagine the episode was

seriously exaggerated for TV in the sense that no one really had spirits talking through them,

the exorcism took days rather than just one night for a dramatic effect, and

it sure as hell didn't get resolved as quickly as the TV show said it did.

The anchor in in Hayden Bridge ended up with a small cult following

that believed that it should have been made into one of the conjuring films.

But that's a bit of a stretch, I reckon.

The first thing I'll talk about is the poltergeist activity.

No one ever got properly hurt, but we did regularly have things thrown at us. There were times

when you'd be sitting on the couch and it would feel as if someone walked past the back and

kicked it as hard as they could, but the couch was against a wall.

The curtains would pull open or shut throughout the day, and these are just basic though. More things happened. I had a dog called

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