The Spirits That Haunt Cresson Sanatorium, Part One | Grave Talks CLASSIC
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In 1900, there were just 34 sanatoriums in the U.S.—by 1925, there were over 500. Among them was the Cresson Sanatorium, tucked into the misty mountains of Pennsylvania. Originally built to fight the deadly spread of tuberculosis, it later housed the mentally ill... and eventually transformed into a state prison. But while the purpose of the building changed, one thing never did: people entered and never came out.
Today, Cresson is a chilling relic of its past lives, haunted by spirits from every dark chapter—patients, prisoners, and those forgotten by history. On this episode of The Grave Talks, we explore the paranormal echoes of this once-isolated institution with Lindsey Rogers, lead investigator for public overnight ghost hunts on the grounds of the Cresson Sanatorium and Prison.
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Inside Ohio’s Haunted Prospect Place Estate, Part One | Guest Amy Green
In Trinway, Ohio, sits the stately Prospect Place Estate—a 29-room mansion built in 1856 by abolitionist George Willison Adams. While originally constructed as a symbol of freedom and progress, today Prospect Place stands as one of Ohio’s most haunted locations. Amy Green of the G.W. Adams Educational Center shares the fascinating—and chilling—history of the estate, from its role in the Underground Railroad to the whispers of lingering spirits. Visitors report everything from shadow figures, disembodied voices, and ghostly laughter, to the lingering scent of cigar smoke from the parlor where George Adams himself is still said to roam. Could the ghost of a bounty hunter still haunt the barn? And who is the little girl seen wandering the servants’ quarters? Whether you come for the history or the haunts, one thing’s for certain: Prospect Place leaves a lasting impression—on the living and the dead.
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The Demon Who Called Herself Sin | Into the Paranormal
On this episode, we dig into a chilling case of spiritual collision and unexpected alliance. A woman haunted by unexplained shaking, growling sounds, and nightly disturbances reaches out to an old guardian spirit—only to discover she’s not the only one watching. What appeared to be a classic haunting takes a sharp turn when a new entity arrives, one with the playful energy of a child and the dark history of something far more ancient.
As the line between guardian and intruder blurs, our witness must decide who to trust: an impulsive protector or a self-proclaimed demon who thrives on chaos. We follow the descent into an uneasy truce with a supernatural force that calls itself Sin, exploring how far someone will go to maintain peace in a house that refuses to rest.
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Is Cockatoo Island Australia’s Most Haunted Prison? | Paranormal Deep Dive
On this episode, Tony Brueski digs into the chilling past of Cockatoo Island, a place where history and mystery collide. Once a brutal convict prison, later a grim industrial school, and eventually a wartime shipyard, the island holds layer upon layer of human suffering. Visitors today report eerie encounters with unseen forces, chilling cold spots, and shadowy apparitions tied to the island’s long and haunted past.
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"I'm OK" | Grave Confessions ☠️
After losing her seven-year-old son in a tragic accident, one grieving mother found herself doing the only thing she could—speaking to his pictures, hoping he could somehow hear her. Six months later, she got an answer. Not in a dream. Not in a whisper. But through a stranger—a medium who knew things no one else possibly could. His favorite toy. His swimming awards. The way they said “I love you.” In this emotional episode, we hear how one child, even in death, found a way to remind his mom: “It’s not your fault. I’m okay.” Sometimes love really is infinity times infinity.
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