Inside the Haunted Knight House, Part Two | Guest Eric Freeman Sims

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🗓️ 3 July 2025

⏱️ 31 minutes

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When seasoned paranormal investigator Eric Freeman Sims and his husband purchased the historic Knight House in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, they weren’t just buying a piece of real estate—they were stepping into a haunted legacy. Built between 1815 and 1820, the Knight House is the oldest standing structure in the city and was home to the prominent Knight family for eighty years. But the echoes of the past haven’t gone silent. Since moving in, Eric and his husband have experienced disembodied voices, phantom footsteps, mysterious knocking, and unexplainable sounds that suggest the Knight family may not have truly left. Are the Knights still walking the halls of their former home? Or is something else bound to the land? Join us for a journey into one of Kentucky’s most compelling haunted homes, The Knight House, with Eric Freeman Sims. This is Part Two of our conversation.

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0:00.0	Today on the Grave Talks, part two of Inside the Haunted Nighthouse, a conversation with
0:06.6	the owner Eric Freeman Sims.
0:09.4	So when you talk about the intelligent spirits and you think there are three there,
0:13.8	how did you come to that conclusion?
0:17.0	I'm just getting different EVPs and things and in asking questions and getting answers.
0:22.5	You know, starting off with the simple question, are you male or female?
0:25.2	You know, did you live here in the 1940s?
0:28.1	Did you live here in the 1950s, 1960s?
0:30.5	You know, that type of stuff.
0:31.4	And then the more I've learned the history of the house as well, I kind of zeroed in on the three that I believe are there.
0:39.1	I'm not a big medium person because I tend to be rather skeptical because I'll be the first
0:44.3	person to throw out some paranormal evidence if I can explain it anyway. But I've talked to two
0:48.9	separate mediums that I know and that I pretty well trust. And they've never been to the
0:53.4	house. One lives in Florida. One lives in New Jersey. They've never been to the house. The only thing they've seen is the stuff that I pretty well trust and they've never been to the house one lives in
0:54.1	Florida one lives in New Jersey they've never been to the house the only thing they've
0:57.2	seen is the stuff that I posted online that's available for everybody else and they
1:00.9	have told me things that they shouldn't know about the people and about the house
1:04.9	itself and so that have kind of also solidified what our who I already thought was
1:10.4	there and they just kind of
1:12.0	solidified that for me oh that's interesting yeah and they've never even been there no and
1:17.8	and all they did was prove to me that they their gift is the real deal i do find that fascinating people
1:23.9	who are like that i'm like how do you do that yeah and i'll give you i'll give you one example
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