Today on the Grave Talks, Ghosts of Greystone, a talk with Cleet Key.

Picture it, the roaring 20s, a family falls into great fortune in the world of black gold, oil.

Soon their lives are transformed from everyday citizens to some of the most wealthy in the world.

What do you do when you find such wealth?

Well, you build a massive home, of course,

but what would they call this massive concrete and limestone mansion of wealth? Greystone, of course.

There it was, the Greystone Mansion, a 47,000 square foot home for a single family.

Knights would be filled with lavish parties, the who's who of Hollywood showing up,

and like any great story of wealth and excess, tragedy.

Tragedy that would leave a lasting impression on the estate to this very day. Today we discuss the story of

the Beverly Hills Greystone Mansion with Cleet Key. The first thing that happened to me,

and I wasn't into the paranormal, never thought about ghosts or spirits or anything like that,

and it happened to my parents.

And my great uncle, his name was Wes, they lived up north in California.

And Wes ended up getting cancer.

And so he went out, they have a house up there in Cambria.

And he went out on this little house on the porch at night while his wife was sleeping and took his rifle out there and shot himself in the head, looking out at the ocean.

So he was deceased. My aunt ended up having a stroke later on. And so my parents had to go up and

clean up that house and take everything out so they could sell the house so they can use that

money to pay for my aunt's care, my great-aunt's care. And through that, when they were in

the house up there, right off the ocean, my mom and dad

were inside the garage cleaning everything out. And my dad hears three knocks at the front door.

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