The Most Haunted House In London - 50 Berkeley Square.

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  @Dr170 · 2 years ago

  And a poltergeist shrieked in Berkeley square

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• AN

  @angierucinski5694 · 2 years ago

  "A more or less popular novelist of years ago" nothing can be more scathing than that 😂😂

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• RE

  @RexNewcastle1290 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I never put much store in ghosts and always saw them as a bit of fun. Then years ago I visited Chillingham Castle in Northumberland. It was a beautiful sunny day but from the moment I parked up and my girlfriend and I got out the car, I got a really bad feeling about it. There is a little way to walk to get to the castle and it is horrible. There were these creepy statues of bulls along the walk to the castle. The sun was largely blocked out by the trees making the day seem grey and we kept hearing sounds as if something was crashing through the trees and thumping on the ground, yet there was nothing there. Coming to the clearing where the castle is, I caught a movement in my peripheral vision and looked round only to see a man standing by one of the trees smiling at me. It was not a friendly smile. I pointed him out but he disappeared behind the tree. I walked over to see what he was doing but there was no one there. Freaked me out.

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• RO

  @ronmac9522 · 2 years ago

  That was really interesting. You should do a London haunted pub next. My local is haunted; it has a headless pint.

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• BR

  @Broomfondle1 · 2 years ago

  A animal which has deep fear of something will never just settle. It'll be extremely hard to force an animal which will kick, scratch and even bite in order to escape what it fears. This is why I found it very hard to believe both the cat and dog, especially being able to tie a cat down which will seriously hurt you and run off while you recoil in pain.

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• CH

  @chrischibnall593 · 2 years ago

  I was there for a book-launch when it was still leased by Maggs & Co. Their regretted departure was immanent, and they had already started packing books into boxes.The place struck me as agreeably and cosily antiquated: no cold atmosphere or malevolent entities were apparent!

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• GR

  @graemeclifford6358 · 2 years ago

  I particularly enjoyed Mr O'Donnell's account where (at timestamp 40mins) he states "...and eyes which defy description" and then proceeds to describe the eyes ! 😃

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• BE

  @bellagia263 · 2 years ago

  "I'm just off to change the bedsheets, wish me well" lol

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• PA

  @patricklee6066 · 2 years ago

  Anyone who doesnt beleive in ghosts should visit chingle hall in lancashire.On a school trip in the 1980s we took polaroids there for fun,but on one of them is an extra semi visible hand on someones shoulder.Creeped us all out,even our teachers!

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• AN

  @AnnDrogyne · 2 years ago

  Wonderful video.  I was fascinated and terrified when I first heard about the Berkley Square Haunting as a child and saw a television drama about it.  But as I got older and more cynical I began to read that the evidence was not there to support the claims.  But I never knew about that lady's book.  Amazing video, really enjoyed it and will advise people to watch.

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• DA

  @davesmith7432 · 2 years ago

  I remember reading about Berkeley Square as a schoolboy.  It scared me, so I handed it to my best friend and (without warning) he read it. Some 30 years later, I still remember the look of terror on his face! Brilliant work Rich!

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• EL

  @elizabethhaggis1926 · 2 years ago

  What a super documentary. I love the dry humour. of your delivery. I am familiar with the story of 50 Berkeley Square so rather expected to be a bit bored, but not at all..

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