Today on the Grave Talks, Grandma's Haunted House, a conversation with Chris Nielsen.

It's that time of night, the time every child knows, bedtime, time of day the lights go out,

and one is expected to lay down and fall asleep.

It's a time of peace, relaxation, until through the corner of the doorway, down a dimly lid hole,

one sees a little boy. A little boy who

shouldn't be there standing, staring at you. You quickly pull the covers over your head,

only to peek out to discover that the little boy has not disappeared. He's still there,

staring intently. This moment will begin a paranormal journey

that would take Chris Nielsen to places he never imagined. This is his story. Yeah, so the interest

in paranormal, honestly, it feels like it almost teeters on stereotype for me. So growing up, my grandparents played a huge part in raising me.

And it actually all kind of start at my grandparents' house.

So this would be my dad's parents.

To this day, and I've been, you know, I've been, you know, doing like investigating formally

for 12, 13 years now.

I've been Arizona to Pennsylvania.

Somebody I'll get like that coast to coast because it just sounds a better thing going.

But to this day, it's one of the most haunted places I've ever been.

And, you know, looking back, I don't know if it's because, you know, we just spent so much

time there. You know, we just spent so much time there.

You know, we were the residents.

We had a bit more of an intimate relationship with the spirits.

But to this day, just one of the most haunted places I had ever been.

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