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Welcome aboard the inaugural episode of the Wideen Your World podcast, part of the Turkish Airlines series.

Thank you. podcast, part of the Turkish airline series. Not all of our minisodes need to be from listeners.

In fact, places or lesser-known cases can sometimes take us to Dark Realms.

Hello everyone and welcome back to another installment of Dark Realms.

If you're new to the show or the video indeed, what we do is we go and take a look at some of the places suggested by our listeners to the

dark paranormal podcast about places they've heard or they know are allegedly haunted by

some of the darkest things that we could imagine and we then spend 15 to 20 minutes a week

taking a deeper dive into those locations if you're listening to this on the audio version, then the links in the show notes

should guide you to the web page for the YouTube channel, and if you're watching this on

YouTube, just search for the dark paranormal wherever you get your podcasts.

And for today's episode, we need to say a huge thank you to our listener

Gabriela, who suggested we take a look at, allegedly, Sweden's most haunted house, namely

Bogvard Net Parsonage, Borgvat Net Parsonage, Borgvet Net, literally translating as House of Priests.

The old parsonage in the remote village of Bogorgvet-net-Yempland stands with its

weathered walls and stoic facade, betraying little of the fearsome reputation that earned at the

title of Sweden's most haunted house. Built in 1876 at a vicarage for the local parish priest,

this humble dwelling has been the stage for nearly a century of ghostly law and eerie happenings.

From its earliest strange incidents dating to the 1920s to the present day, Borkford Net has accrued countless chilling stories that blur the line between history and myth.

For decades, the parsonage was unremarkable, just a country parkage in a tiny settlement.

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