Welcome to the paranormal deep dive from real ghost stories online and the Grave Talks.

They say that history never truly leaves a place that echoes of the past linger in ways we can't always explain.

Some call it energy, others call it spirits.

But whatever name you give it, the stories coming from the Savoy Hotel in Kansas City, Missouri, have been haunting

guests and staff alike for generations. Built in 1888, this grand old hotel has been a witness

to Kansas City's ever-changing skyline. It has hosted U.S. presidents, survived economic downturns,

and undergone restorations that attempted

to breathe new life into its aging walls. But despite the fresh paint and modern renovations,

there's something at the Savoy that refuses to leave. Room 505, where the faucets turn on by

themselves and soft jazz music floats through the air,

long after midnight.

The fourth floor, where an eerie little girl in Victorian clothing, has been seen wandering

the holes.

And then there's Fred Leitner, a former resident who, even in death, wasn't ready to say goodbye.

But is the Savoy truly haunted?

Or are we simply seeing what we want to see,

hearing what we expect to hear in a place with so much history?

Tonight we'll dive into the facts,

the legends, and the unexplained occurrences

that have made this hotel one of Kansas

City's most infamous paranormal hotspots.

I'm Tony Brewski.

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