Welcome to part two of our interview with Vincent Carbone about the haunted Morris Jumel Mansion.

For you, obviously, I'm assuming there's probably a lot of spirits there.

Why don't you talk about that and the identities of some of the more common ones or ones that make themselves known more commonly than others. Absolutely. So,

first and foremost, Eliza Jamel is going to be the most notable one. We've had a lot of activity

around her bedroom, especially when we have predominantly women in there. And on every investigation, we do an

experiment. Because when I first saw investigating here, I noticed that there's a spike in

activity when it was just mostly women in her room. So what we do on every investigation is we split

the group up and we see who we get more activity with, the men or the women.

Oddly enough, since we've moved her furniture out of her room a year and a half ago to start doing renovations,

the activity in her room has actually died down.

So there's that.

We have a ton of activity in Aaron Burr's bedroom, which would have also

been Steven Jamel's bedroom, Roger Morris's bedroom. We have a ton of activity in there. The freakyest

EVP that I've never caught, that not I personally, but my team has ever caught that I've ever been

associated with was caught in

Aaron Burr's room. To this day, we can't figure it out. We also have a ton of activity in the

colonial kitchen, and obviously that would be one of the several servants that were here. Now,

it is worth noting that during the Morris era, they did have slaves, but during the

Jamels, they did not.

And we don't know if that's because if it was a moral compass kind of thing for them, or if it's

because Stephen Jamel being French, his family lived through the Haitian uprising.

And so maybe he just didn't want to go through that again.

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