Are cars, crystals, and death chairs?

This Philadelphia landmark was home to one of the city's greatest collectors of antiques,

priceless artifacts, and ghosts.

When his family at Pennsylvania elites moved into the mansion on the hill, they had no way

of knowing that some family members were moving in for eternity.

Was this structure truly haunted or were the spirits attached to the treasures within

its walls?

This week's episode is The Baileroy Mansion, the most haunted home in America.

Often times when we pick a subject, I find myself falling in love with one of the main

characters, fell in love with Meheli.

I mean, you name it, we fall in love with these people.

And this is one of the stories that I love the most.

Mr. E's B, George Mead E's B, what a kind, eccentric character who we all wish that

we had had the pleasure of knowing.

Whatever you, it's just you find a person that just lives their life, how they want to

live it, that is like, no, I'm going to throw fancy parties.

You would also be like, don't sit in that chair or you will die.

And then people would just die.

Which is nice.

I mean, if you've got a death chair at your home and you have a party, a heads up is appreciated.

You know what, it's a premises liability.

You have to warn people of a known hazard.

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