Today on The Grave Talks, part two of our conversation about the historic Hannah House with

Brooke Boyer and Bud Kelly. Do you have a theory on that with what Bud was just saying,

why women are so affected by that room and not so much men? I can't say that just women,

I feel like women have been more affected over the years going in that room.

But I know of quite a few men that have went in there.

One of them actually is a good friend of mine and he went in there.

And he immediately walked back out and he didn't tell me why.

It was me, him and my friend Heather.

And I asked Josh on the way home, I was like, I noticed you walked out of Mammal's room whenever I was giving you guys a tour.

He was like, I didn't feel like that woman liked me at all.

I was like, why would you say that?

And Josh isn't, he's, he's not scared.

I've taken to him to quite a few investigations with, or, you know,

ghost hunts with me, you know, where, you know, we pay and rent these places out and

go investigate.

But he'd go down in a basement by himself and wouldn't tell anybody. And then I'd go off and find him. And he'd go down in a basement by himself and wouldn't tell anybody and then I'd go off and find him and he'd be like often dark corner and he'd just be like just hanging out you know just whatever and he said he just did not get a good vibe when he went in there um not like you know she was a bad person or anything, but just like,

hey, you're in my space. You need to get it. He just did not get a good vibe when he went in there.

So, um, and you have to admit, though, but the majority kind of what I've,

the majority is women for sure. Yeah. And I think that, from what we've gathered about Maria, Mamma, is that she was a very Catholic woman.

She was a very devout Catholic.

So, and, you know, back in the day, it's a lot different

than Catholicism now. You know, they're more inviting with women that have had children out

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