Today on the Grave Talks part two of our conversation about ghosts on a medium's

vacation with medium and author Rob Guttro. Now one place that you because you just mentioned prisons in jails, you know I've talked to several different

locations different prisons, very haunted. And you think from two ways because of the

prisoners for whatever reason they might have done something horrible they might have been

accused of something horrible but then there's also the jailers that might still be

there because that's your job they got to keep people safe. This is what they do. But when you were at a, and I don't know how to pronounce it

correctly, but in Cork City there was an old old old jail.

Gail?

Yes.

How do you pronounce that? G A-O-L.

Oh, it's jail.

And I just say the Americanized version, Jelly.

Okay, I wasn't sure how to pronounce that, but you had several encounters there.

Oh my goodness, yeah.

They were, there were eight ghosts that I met in Cork County jail.

And that's kind of typical, I mean if you think of like Eastern State Penitentiary in Pennsylvania as a place for paranormal investigators.

They go there because it's so very haunted.

So it wasn't surprising that I met eight ghosts, but what was surprising is what they how they reveal themselves.

So one of the things ghosts do in order to convey their identity is they share their pain of death

sometimes. That goes for people and animals. So I've saw many many mysteries about how pets passed away which is kind of crazy to me but it's

true. Some of them were beaten. Some of them died in their cell. I remember going up to the second floor of the drum gallery and there was a there was a prisoner named Daniel who was being escorted to his cell and he was kind of fighting with the guard and the guard beat him over the head with a big blunt object and I felt it as I got up on the

second floor and and then I felt I touched the back of my hand and I felt warm it felt like warm liquid like blood and he said that he was

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