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This is a Weird Darkness Bonus Bite. The story of Mr. Ted, the haunted teddy bear

that once sent a TV producer to the hospital, recently went viral thanks to a popular

TikTok video. Canadian YouTuber Jesse V shared a snippet of the strange tail on TikTok recently,

and since then, the haunted bear has wound up pulling in 3.3 million likes and at least

58,000 comments. The good news is, unlike certain other haunted dolls, Mr. Ted doesn't

come with any long-range strings attached, at least not any we know about, so there's

no need to say sorry to the bear. What's a bit curious, however, is V's claim that Mr.

Ted lives at a place called Bose Over Castle. That's not entirely accurate, as the Derby

Telegraph points out. That said, the bear did want to stay the night at the haunted

locale about 4 years ago as part of a strange experiment on ITVs this morning.

In early October 2017, the show called for volunteers on Facebook looking for anybody

willing to spend the night with the haunted bear. If you and a group of friends would be

willing to be filmed overnight in a London hotel, sleeping in the same room as reportedly

haunted teddy bear Mr. Ted, then get in touch. Well, they didn't end up staying at a

London hotel though. Instead, they ventured into Bose Over Castle, a place known to be haunted

by ankle grabbing ghosts and a spirit called The Grey Lady, among many other things. There,

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