When we say the words ghost town, what comes to mind? Old saloon doors swinging in the wind,

a tumbleweed blowing across a dirt road? A torn-up wanted poster hanging from a lamp post? Yeah,

same. But what if we told you that the term ghost town is taken a little more literally over in Kent, England?

Because there, in a tiny village of about a thousand people, 17 of them are said to be ghosts.

Since the 1950s, Pleckley Village has been considered the most haunted town in England,

maybe even in the whole world. In 1989, it literally found its place in the Guinness Book of

World Records for being so damn haunted. And what's interesting about Pluckley is a lot of its ghost stories are tied to real

confirmed events, like a woman named Sarah Sharp, who died in 1911 and has since been named

the Watercress woman.

And a man named Richard Bridgeline, who died in 1890 in a terrible quarry accident,

who's now called the screaming man of the clay pit.

So basically, what we're trying to say is,

there are a bunch of stories about deceased residents that seem to stick around Pluckley,

well into the afterlife.

Which of course got us thinking, what is it about Pluckley that's so darn special, or dare we even say,

cursed?

And could this little village hold the key to understanding the paranormal on a more accessible level?

I'm Rasha Pecorero.

And I'm Yvette Jintile, and this is so supernatural.

Music And this is so supernatural. And this is so supernatural. Yeah. Since we joined Ashley on So Supernatural, we've covered haunted houses and haunted families.

But this might be our first episode on an entire haunted town. I am so excited and a little creeped out to dive in. I'm Rasha Pecorero. And I'm Yvette Gentile, and today we're

covering Pluckley Village in Kent, England. Pluckley Village is fascinating to me for so many

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