Hello, hello, welcome back to another episode of Decoding the Unknown.

I, as ever, I'm your host Simon Weymers here.

One of the writers, Katie, thank you, Katie has written me a script,

the Sally House America's Most Haunted.

Let's decode that right away.

There's no such thing as hauntings because ghosts are not real.

We've discussed this, but maybe this will finally be the episode where I'm like,

oh no, turns out they are real

this is the one that convinced me I'm always like I say that sarcastically but I am

very much open to being convinced just if it's a high bar to convince me that ghosts are real because it's just I mean

just good luck proving that one because if there was proof ghosts are real people

be like it would be a whole different world would be like, oh my God, okay, this changes everything.

But they are, let's carry on.

Let's carry on.

Atchus, Kansas, probably doesn't ring a bell for most people.

If you've heard of it, it might be in regards to being the birthplace of Amelia Earhart.

Never heard of it, no.

The al-she was born in is now a museum, located on North Terrence Street in this small city.

And they're pointy miles away, however, at five hundred and eight North Second Street, you'll find what's become known as the Sally House.

And what's so special about this place, you may ask?

Well, guess what, Simon?

This is an episode about Ghosts, and not just Ghosts, the Sally House has a reputation

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