Having been established in 1636, Connecticut is well one of the oldest states in the country,

the sixth oldest to be exact.

Surprisingly to many, it's also the birthplace of witchcraft in the United States, and is also

one of the few states in the country where we are consistently unearthing and discovering

brand new Indian burial ground.

Welcome to the swamp my friends and welcome if you're new.

Today I'm going to be sharing some creepy and allegedly true stories sent in by viewers

from the state of Connecticut.

As always, if you have a story that you would like to share in a future episode, be sure

to submit your story at swampdweller.net or the Reddit or slash the dark swamp, I'd

love to share your story with everyone here in the swamp.

Now, be sure to elbow that like button in the face, subscribe if you're new, it helps

the channel grow, and get ready for these creepy and allegedly true Connecticut horror stories

that will freak you out tonight.

If you know anything about me and this show, I love spooky season.

And my favorite thing to do during this time is to go to haunted houses and abandoned

buildings.

Nothing gets my blood boiling more than exploring the secret passageways and discovering all

the hidden scary surprises, but just like you wouldn't want to go to a haunted house

and skip all the good stuff, the same goes for Netflix.

Like why would you want to pay for a monthly subscription, but skip 90% of the good stuff

on there.

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