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Did you die in this house?

Who are you?

Man, that thing is going off.

Is this place a portal to hell?

That's bones.

Serious?

He believes that you're demonic.

So we're in Denver, Colorado,

and we are going to be investigating
the king of haunted houses,

the Croke-Patterson mansion.
Yup.

This place has a really long history

of very strange
and kind of dark occurrences

connected to the families
that own this property.

Yeah, it kind of seems like
every family that's lived there

has had some crazy misfortune

to the point where, I mean,
everybody is dying,

they're losing all their money.

And a lot of people attribute this
to either weird energy in the house

or even a haunting.

So, you know, what's with this place?
Is there a portal?

Is it just plain haunted?
What's the deal?

So I guess more to be revealed.

Let's do it.

So Croke-Patterson.

This location has never
been investigated for TV.

Yeah.

I want to know who gave it the
name 'The King of Haunted Houses',

and what transpired for them
to designate it that title.

We go into a lot of these places
and people are like,

"This person died, that person died,
then this happened."

And when you start digging into it,
there's no basis for it at all.

What's interesting
about this property

is a lot of these rumours
are actually backed up

with fact and news articles,

and people who actually
did live and die here.

So going through
the property records

gives us a really good timeline.

The Croke family built it in 1890.

And within six months
of having it built,

the market crashed.

Three years later, in 1893,
the Patterson family moves in.

So that's why we have the name
Croke-Patterson.

A year later, their daughter died.

After that,
the wife becomes ill and she dies.

And then Patterson has a heart
attack and dies in the house.

Wow.

After that,
we do see a family there,

Dr Sudan and his family.

They take over, and then the wife
commits suicide in 1950.

Just seems like every family
that moves in

gets cursed by this place
or by something.

And that's the thing, too,
because we are talking

about a time period,
late 1800s, early 1900s,

spiritualism was huge.
Yeah.

And seances were done for fun.

They were like the thing to do
on a Saturday night.

And then that brings
up the question,

did they bring something in
or stir something up?

Does that have anything to do
with the energy on the property,

the building?

Did somebody open up a portal?

Or is it just strange string
of weird occurrences that happened?

Yeah.

Ooh.

What the... This is it?

Wow.

What the ***?

Wow.

Wow.

Should we disembark
and go meet Chris?

Let's go meet Chris.

So we're gonna meet
with the owner, Chris,

and do a bit of a baseline
walk through.

This place does seem like
it has some kind of curse

associated with it.

It's like the world's
worst luck ever.

I mean, like,
what family has lived here

and owned this place
and been like,

come out the other side better?

Hi.
Hi.

Welcome to the Patterson Inn.
Thank you, you're Chris?

I'm Chris, nice to meet you.
I'm Katrina.

Hey, how's it going? I'm Jack.
Hi, nice to meet you.

Let me help you with your bags.
Oh, yeah. thank you.

So this is a stunning building.

Thank you.
I have to say, it's gorgeous.

How did you come about owning?

Nine years ago, I flew out to Denver
to look at this abandoned building.

I stood right here, and I looked
at the house, and I said,

"I want to turn you
into a bed and breakfast."

And my first paranormal experience
was a ghost up there in this tower.

And she said, like she was
standing next to me,

"Get off the *** grass."

Were you stood on the grass?

Yeah, the path wasn't here yet,
it was still like a little hill

and I looked down,
my foot was on the grass.

But, that was my very first
experience.

How many paranormal experiences
have you had in this place?

Personally, I've had two.
OK.

So the house either picks you
or it runs you.

And so far, so good.
Interesting.

OK, well, let's go on the tour.

This room is original,

we'll talk about it more
when we go upstairs.

I'll show you some of the paintings,
then some of the stories.

Do people say they see
something on the stairs?

I've heard that before.

When we first walked in,
I got drawn to the stairs.

When I looked at the landing,
I kind of saw something

like a figure that looked distorted.

A few months ago,

I had a friend and his girlfriend
stay here at the hotel,

and they went up the stairs
that night.

And when they were at breakfast
the next morning,

I asked them how did they sleep,
was everything OK?

And they both looked at each other,
and he goes, "Well, I'm pretty sure

"somebody followed us
up the stairs last night."

And they were the only ones
in the house.

And she looked at him, and she goes,
"I thought that, too."

They didn't want to talk about it
until the next morning.

I'm not surprised that people
feel like somebody is there.

What my experience was,
I don't know, I can't really say,

but it definitely got my attention.

I don't know who it is
and I'm hoping you find out.

This mirror has been here
since the beginning.

What I love about it is that
it's had a view of everyone

who's passed through
this house for 127 years.

Hm.

This is just the gateway
to this extraordinary house

and its legacy and its history.

Has anybody ever said that they
see anything come out of it?

I have not heard that.

I had...

Hm.

I haven't heard that
in the two years I've been here,

other than this just awkward feeling
when people stand in front of it.

So, we're gonna start here.

This is Da Vinci.

It keeps popping off.

I don't know
what the deal is, but...

This is a fairly active room.

One particular guest
told me a story.

She wore her headphones
because her husband snored.

And she said that
she was very conscious

of a person trying
to whisper in her ear.

And because she was wearing
the headphones,

she actually said they were
blowing in her ear,

like someone's trying
to get your attention.

Hm, interesting.

There's a great picture
here on the fireplace

that shows the Patterson family,

their first Christmas
here in the house...

Wow.
..in 1893.

You'll see the curtain, that's
how you know which room we're in.

This is as it was, three,
when the Pattersons lived here.

Wow.

Was that the EMF?
Yeah, it's the Mel on it.

The Mel metre was acting up.

It definitely was anomalous,

and there were a couple spaces
that when it was in,

it was just getting triggered a lot.

I think we are inadvertently
digging into these deaths.

Are they actually the spirits
of the residents of this place?

Is it something we don't know about?

Was there something sinister
going on here? I don't know.

So I have a personal
experience in this room.

OK.

It was a little over a year ago.

Sitting down here,
I had a bartender working that day,

and I told him
my long term plan for the house,

and there was a flash of light.

And both the bartender
and I jump out of the chairs

we go looking for the light,
it was a ball.

Bright orb right here inside
the doorway, the door was open.

And we looked everywhere,
we looked in the hallway.

I was actually sitting right here,

so I saw the light right there
in that mirror.

So you saw it,
the reflection on it, wow.

So I saw it through the mirror,

and the bartender
was looking right at it.

That's interesting, hm.
How long ago was this, Chris?

It was October of 2018.

Alright, where do we go from here?

Let's go.
We're gonna go upstairs.

Hm, that's weird.

This is the staircase, of course,

where I told you my friend
recently felt

like someone walked up behind them.
Yeah.

And so you'll be here overnight,
see what your experience is.

Yeah, I'm not surprised about that.

You can feel it
when you go up the steps.

Anything, though, historically
that we know about the second floor

as far as deaths?
Yes, there was.

Mrs Patterson passes away
likely in this room.

She died in this house in 1904.

One of their daughters died
here in the house.

I do believe that
she is still in her home.

Senator Patterson,
this was his bedroom,

and likely passed in that room.

Of a heart attack, right?
Right.

Want to go upstairs?
Yeah.

You ready for this?
Yeah, I'm ready.

You know, it's kind of hard
on a paranormal level

because, you know,
this is an old property,

a lot of different people
have lived through these walls.

So I think there's a lot
of different history to go through.

Come on, it's a long little hallway.

Can we confirm
some of these things

and does it have anything
to do with the haunting?

This is the window
that I was yelled at from.

OK.

There's a story that workers were
renovating the house to turn it,

I believe, into apartments,
and they kept complaining

that tools were going missing.

So the owner put two
Dobermans in the house

to try to thwart
whatever was going on.

They figured it was squatters
or vagrants.

The very next morning,

the two dogs are found
supposedly dead from fright,

laying side-by-side,
paw-to-paw,

on the steps of that staircase
right outside this window.

The rumour is, the way it's told
as Denver folklore,

is that the spirits of the house
scared the dogs to death

and then removed them
from the house through this window.

I feel sick in here.

Is there anything else?

I do I feel sick in here.
After you.

OK, do other people say that?

Again, general sense of unease...

Yeah.
..is common.

I feel nauseous.

When we were in the tower room,
I started to get very nauseous.

I don't know if that was paranormal

or if it's something
to do with the structure.

Right now, I can't make
any claims on what it was,

but I think it's just something
for us to really pay attention to

as we move through
our investigation.

I want to take you to one
of my favourite rooms now.

So welcome, this is Prague.

When I brought my new GM on,

he stayed in this room
for two weeks, and everyday,

he said he felt like someone
was watching him or staring at him.

This is an active room,
equal to Da Vinci,

which is the other most
talked about active room.

Do you think
there's anything negative here?

It has that history.
Mm-hm.

I'd like a little more clarity.

I've had my own experiences,
I've heard the guests' experiences,

I'm really curious
to see what you have.

Chris knows he's had experiences,
he knows other people have had them.

But he wants to know,

"Is what I'm thinking
about these experiences correct?"

And if we can get any evidence
to back up those claims,

then it might give him
some more clarification.

Chris did give us a couple
of the previous owners

contact information, so...
Yeah.

I wanna reach out to them
to kinda hear about their experience.

Perfect, alright, well,
I guess let's grab our gear,

settle in, you know, I'll see you
after we feel out the whole place.

For sure, alright.

I'm gonna go back
through the property records

and call some previous owners.

Get an idea of what they experienced
when they were here.

Hello?

Hi, is this Dr Douglas Ikeler?

This is.

Hi, my name's Jack, I'm conducting
a paranormal investigation

of the Croke-Partterson mansion.

Sure.

I saw that you used to own
this home on the property records,

is that correct?
That's correct.

In 1998 and then moved out 2008,
so I lived there for ten years.

Did you ever experience
anything kind of strange

while you were at the house?

Yes, I enjoyed living there,
but a lot of bad things happened

while I was living there
and I even saw a ghost.

I was coming up
the main staircase

and as I get to the landing
of the second floor,

a ghost just went
right in front of me.

Just a flash of light,
it happened so quickly.

I was just left stunned.

Wow, that's pretty terrifying.

Yeah, and the first night
I was there,

and I was brushing my teeth,

and I was all alone
in the whole house by myself,

and the shower curtain
actually just sprang off

and came flying towards me.

I was definitely shocked and...

Yeah, I don't know
if I would've stuck around

for too much longer after that.

Yeah.

Did you live here
with a lot large family?

One of my ex-wives
lived there with me to start too,

she didn't move in right away,

but we got married
after I had bought the castle

and she never liked it at all.

We were actually married
a very short time,

she just didn't like it
and I did like it.

About a year, I got married again
and she had a few experiences there.

So, she thought she saw a ghost.

She just never felt
comfortable there.

She only lived there
for about six months

until we separated and divorced.

Do you believe living in this house
may have had an effect

on your divorces?

Yes.

The divorces happened very quickly.

I mean, my life's
always been really good,

but the mansion comes
with a, sort of, bad luck...

..aura about it.

Interesting.
Yeah.

Well, listen,
thank you so much for your time

and I really appreciate you
opening up about your time here.

Sure.

So it's day two here
at Croke-Patterson.

We're meeting with Jordan and Ann.

Ann?
Yes.

Hi, Katrina.
And Jordan?

Jordan.
Hey, nice to meet you.

They wrote a book
about the haunted history

of the Croke-Patterson house.

And we're going
to kind of pick their brains

and find out about their experience,

the things they uncovered
with the research.

I hope to get some insight
from people

who've spent a huge amount of time
investigating this location.

So you guys researched this,
the book comes out,

and you also did
a paranormal investigation.

What were some of the biggest
"Ah-hah," moments you guys had

when you were looking into this?

Well, the first series
of things that happened,

a fabulous psychic met me here.

She walked in,

immediately saw a woman on the
stairs right here on the landing.

And she came right here
and stopped and turned around,

and looked at the mirror
and then looked up.

Said there was a vortex,
and she said,

"This is where it all starts,
this is the heart of the house."

And then the woman on the stairs

led us up into the bathroom
on the second floor,

and she took two steps
in the bathroom

and just doubled over.

And she said, "This is death,
and this is suicide, this is death."

I started to feel
like I couldn't breathe.

I look at her, and she said,

"Don't panic,
just take deep breaths.

"There's a woman that died here,
she committed suicide

"and it was some sort of gas

"and you're feeling
the effects of that, it will pass."

Did you guys ever come across
any evidence, any documentation?

Jordan did.

A gentleman named Archer Sudan
owned the house.

And we found a death certificate
for his first wife.

Tulleen Sudan killed
herself in the house.

Interesting.

And it says cyanogas,
she killed herself.

So essentially,
water and rat poison.

So, Dr Sudan
did a lot of travelling.

She was a nurse
but didn't practice.

Is it your belief that
there is something negative here?

Mm-hm, yeah.

What is the negative thing?

The negative energy for me
is probably here

at the base of the stairs.

It's all kind of,
contained here, I feel.

But I don't know what it is.

Like, I couldn't tell you
if it's a person or thing.

Whoa, what was that?

Someone was watching us.

Did you just see something?

I thought out of my periphery,
I saw, like,

it just looked like someone
with their arm on the on the rail

just looking down.

It's interesting because
it's when we were talking

about the negative thing
and you were saying whatever it is,

is in this area.
It's right here, yeah.

It's always right here.

People have experienced
what Jack has experienced before.

Oh, yeah, I mean, they always say,
"Who's upstairs? Who's looking down?

OK.
Alright.

Have fun.
Will do.

I'm really pleased with meeting
with Jordan and Ann

and talking with them.

It was really, really interesting.

Number one, they seemed
completely credible to me.

They seemed like
their biggest mission

was to tell the story
of this house

and not just exploit
rumours or legend.

They really wanted
to get to the bottom

of why people are having
these experiences here.

Jack and I are gonna set
up for the night investigation.

And Jack has a great idea
of kind of feeling out the space,

see what we get,

and then we're going to call in
our friend, Cindy Kaza.

She is a psychic medium.

Where can this go?

The hope with bringing in Cindy
is that if we have some questions,

Cindy can help us
fill in those holes.

Great.

Alright, so the light
panels are all set.

OK.

Kill the lights.

OK, so camera one,
we have the heart of the house.

The kind of, entryway.

Camera two, we have
the second floor stairway landing,

like where I thought
I saw someone looking over at me.

Three is in the tower,
like the turret,

where the dogs allegedly
threw themselves out the window.

Camera five
is the third floor hallway.

Room six is the basement.

This used to be the smoking room
of Senator Patterson.

So our mission is to figure out
who it is that's here,

if we know who they are, is there
a history of them being here?

Is there a portal here
bringing spirits in?

You know, a lot of people
say there's a vortex or a portal

in the heart of the building.

There could be one.

Hey, Katrina.
Hey.

How you doing?
What's going on?

I thought a good strategy would be
maybe do like a big call out

being like, "Hey, we're here,
we're just documenting.

"We're not trying to,
you know, get rid of you.

"This is your home."

And yeah,
we'll kind of go from there.

I like it.
Let's do this.

Grab that gear.

So there's a couple
hot spots here in house.

Jack's gonna start
in the Da Vinci room,

I'm going to start
in the Prague room,

and see what kind of results
we get from that.

There are people that claim
a very strong male presence

in the Prague room,
and they feel watched.

I'm gonna leave this right here.

Alright, if anyone's in this room,
any spirits, any entities,

make the light change on this device.

Just get close to it,
and you see if you touch it...

..it'll change, so do that.

So I'll probably just start
off with a voice session here.

See if anything talks through.

Maybe it can give me some answers

as to the questions
surrounding this room

or at least lead me
to where I need to go.

So I'm gonna talk to whoever
is in this room, specifically.

Chris, who owns the building now,

he'd really like to know
who you are.

Can you tell me
who the man is in this room?

This is a communication device,
you talk to me through this.

That's a temperature change.

That's very odd.

Alright, the REM pod
just began to get triggered

from temperature.

It is a drafty house,
but I'm just...

I'm not feeling
like a draft come through here.

I shut the curtain,
and I reset the temperature gauge.

So if it still plummets,
something to watch out for.

Whose bedroom am I in?

Is it Mr Patterson?

Is it Patterson
that comes to this room?

Mr Patterson?

Yes.

OK.

Senator Patterson,
why do you come to this room?

Do you like
to be on the third floor?

HI, are you still with us?

I'm talking to maybe, Patterson?

Seems like very random things
coming through right now.

OK, so you've seen
the temperature shift.

Can you do it when I ask you to?

I'm going to ask you a question,

and make that beep
like you've been doing.

Did you die in this house?

Are you a male?

Are you female?

I mean, that thing's going off.

Did you used to live here?

I don't know what to make of it,

but it did seem like
there was some intelligent

kind of responses coming through.

I'd ask a question,
and then it would seem...

..like now.

Who are you?

Was that Tulleen?

Katherine?

Yeah, I think maybe I want
to go out into the hallway,

bring the REM pod there,

and we'll see what
we pick up in the hallway.

Alright, heart of the house.

Got my REM pod sat right here.

Make that REM pod light up,
we're in the heart of the house.

Everyone said
this is where it all happens.

The thought is
when you relax your gaze,

and you kind of
just like sink into your focus,

people believe that entities
or messages or visions

can come through to you.

You just hear that?

Is that someone ***
walking in the basement?

Did you just *** hear that?

Katrina, I'm hearing positive
footsteps in the basement right now.

You're hearing footsteps
in the basement?

Yeah, I mean, that was clear as day.

Alright, I'm coming to you.

That was *** loud and scary.

Clear as day., I just heard...

Did it sound like on the staircase?

It sounded like
it was in the parlour.

Do we want to go down
to the basement?

I think we should go
to the basement.

If you're hearing footsteps,
let's do it.

You know, hearing those footsteps
get me fired up a little bit.

I don't know what to make of it,
but it's creepy here.

It feels weird down here.
Yeah.

Ooh, yeah.
Ooh, ooh, yeah.

Mm-hm.

Yeah, it's a little tingly, huh?

Yeah, just a bit.

Is Patterson in here?
Senator Patterson?

Oh, I just got the chills,
big time, big time.

Hm, I do not like it down here!

No?
No.

Who was walking around down here?

Could you walk around
for us some more,

make some more footsteps
that we can hear?

I thought I heard "Sudan"
come through, by the way.

Yeah, I heard that.

It's really clear.

Tulleen?

Tulleen, are you down here with us?

Nurse.

Tulleen Sudan, she was a nurse.

Yeah, that would have been Tulleen.

Who's down here with us right now?

Can you bang on something?
Knock a wall?

Tulleen?

"Yes, ma'am."

Where do we go
to talk to you better?

"This house."

Do you mean anywhere in the house?

I heard "The bathroom."

The bathroom?
Yeah, "The bathroom."

Which bathroom?

I wonder if they're talking
about the Royale bathroom.

If we keep getting things
connected to Tulleen.

And that's where
that one psychic really felt

that that suicide happened.

She took two steps in the bathroom
and just doubled over.

And she said,
"There's a woman that died here.

"She committed suicide
and it was some sort of gas.

"And you're feeling the effects
of that, it will pass."

Maybe we should check that out.

You know, either confirm it
or rule it out.

Yeah.
'Cause something's weird happening.

They're claiming
that's where she killed herself.

there's proof she did
die here from suicide.

Since we've started
ghost box sessions,

we keep having things
that seem to be connected

to Tulleen come through.

I mean, if we're taking a look
collectively at everything

we've had so far,
it would make sense.

So it's either her
or somebody talking about her.

It's cold in here.

Yeah.

Is Tulleen Sudan here?

Poison?

Whoa, I heard that.

Is anyone here with us right now?

Can you tell us why?

What do you want us to know?

"She died here."
Yeah, I heard that.

That's what it just said?

Yeah. "She died here."
I heard that.

Archer Sudan owned the house,
and his first wife, Tulleen Sudan,

killed herself in the house.

And it says cyanogas.
She killed herself.

What drove her to kill herself?

Is there a dark energy here?

It's weird, it seemed
like it died down here.

Yeah.
Feels different.

Yeah.

I mean, whatever is coming
through on the geo port,

we're getting really
intelligent responses,

so I'm hoping to maybe get some
clarity to what's going on.

Do you want me to run out
and get Cindy?

OK, yeah, that sounds good.

So right now, our friend
and psychic medium,

Cindy Kaza, has arrived.

You ready to roll?
Yep.

We're going to see
if she can validate

our experiences
that we've had so far.

We still have some holes,
we still have some questions,

and I feel like she's kind of,
I'm looking at her right now

as our glue
to put our puzzle together.

We just want to set you loose.

Ooh, alright.
And just...

..let you kind of
take the lead almost.

I want to go upstairs.
OK.

Yeah.

There's just a lot in this house.

The house itself feels possessed,
for lack of a better term.

There's definitely a portal here.

That's for damn sure.

Do you know where it is?

It feels like
the whole house is a portal.

Where do you want to go from here?

Uhm...

I'm gonna just lead,
I'm just gonna go this way.

OK, uhm...

Has anybody seen a woman
that walks across this hallway?

'Cause she's here.

Do people say they see
something on the stairs?

I've heard that before.

Out of my periphery, I saw, like,

it just looked like someone
with their arm on the rail

just looking down,
someone was watching us.

She likes to sit on the couch
and just walk back and forth.

I can just feel her here.

She's just very connected
to this space.

OK.

The man, there's a man

who died of a heart attack

in this house.

'Cause as I walk in here,

I see the man dropping dead
of a massive heart attack,

just falling to the floor.

Bam.

Senator Patterson
likely passed in that room.

Of a heart attack, right?
Right.

He died so fast that I feel like
he didn't even realise that he died.

So he's kind of wandering around,
like, not really sure

how he got to the other side
because it was so fast.

And he hangs out in this house,
he's very active in his house.

And is he a good spirit?

He's fine,
like, he's not a problem.

He's actually quite charming.

Alright.

What is this? A watchtower?

Can I ask you
a very specific question...

Yes.
..in this room?

There are rumours that these dogs
jumped out of this tower room

to commit suicide.

Are you picking up anything
relating to why

or what caused that?

You know, I honestly
have to tell you,

I don't think that
that was paranormal.

So you feel like it was,
like, a human person?

Yeah, I feel like it
has to do with a human

or something scared them,
and that's what it was.

I don't think it's a ghost
or an entity that did that.

OK.

Was there a woman who isolated
herself for months on end?

Can you hone in a little bit more?

The man who had the heart attack,
that's her husband.

So his wife, Katherine.

That's who it is, she's here.

She's the lady of the house.

The lady of the house.

She's got unfinished business
with some things

that happened in her life
when she lived in this house.

So that's why she's here?
That's why I feel she's here.

Has anybody seen her
staring out the window?

Yeah.

In my first paranormal experience
was a ghost up there in this tower.

People can see her
starring at the window,

but it's not that
she's trapped in that space.

She just comes
for a looksy-loo.

Yeah, because she wants people
to acknowledge her presence

because he didn't do that
as much as you should have.

Mm.
Right.

Alright, let's go to the cellar.

I don't like it down here.

So we have some very specific
questions for you.

You've touched on some tragedy,
some sadness in the space.

There is documentation
of a woman committing suicide

in 1950.

I feel like
that's the woman upstairs.

This is the staircase, of course.

Felt like someone walked
up behind them.

Yeah, I'm not surprised about that.

You can feel it
when you go up the steps.

She likes to walk back and forth.

Are you sure she killed herself?

Because I really don't feel suicide.

Can I give you a name?
See if it taps in?

Tulleen.
Tulleen?

Cindy was using a technique
called automatic writing.

It's almost like just verbalise
what you are hearing.

You just write it and,
you know, she kind of says

she has no control over her hand
and whatever comes out comes out.

OK, that's interesting,
so here's the thing.

I just heard, "I did do it,
but he helped me."

So there's somebody
who helped her do it.

There's got to be somebody who
either got her something to do it

or knew she was going to do it.

Can you ask her who?

"He got the..."
Well, I'm writing medicine.

That's what I'm hearing,
"Medicine,"

But it obviously wasn't medicine.

So there's a man who worked here
who helped her do it.

So she did do it,
but she had help.

OK.

Her husband was a doctor
and she was a nurse.

No!

He had a part in her death,
there's more to the story.

Would the owners of the house
be targeted in a way

of having bad luck or tragedy?

A lot of times it becomes
a psychological thing

where people believe that
they're living in a cursed place

or a possessed place,

and then that's creating
all of the bad luck

that happens in their lives.

But I do feel there's something
in the walls of this house

that could potentially create
some negative circumstances

for the people that live here.

I feel this place
has always been a portal.

You definitely helped us
fill some holes in.

Yeah, good.

I think Cindy's reading validates
a lot of the history that we know,

but also more clarity of what
spirits are believed to be here.

And I think we have a lot
to take to Chris.

How was your evening?

My evening was good,
how was your evening?

Eventful, lots of things happened.

Have you guys ever heard
walking in the basement

or around the basement
when you've been up here?

Well, upstairs hearing downstairs,
I have no experience there.

I'm gonna play you something.

I was right here in front
of the mirror.

Did you hear it?
I did.

Is that explainable?

Uh, no, but I've heard that
the basement's really active,

but actually
hearing footsteps that's...

Yeah, it sound like someone
with like fancy shoes.

just walking.

We met with Ann and Jordan.
Have you met with them before?

I have not.
You have not?

OK, so they did a hell of a lot
of research on this place.

They actually wrote a book about it.

They were able to confirm
one suicide in the house

that would have been
in the upstairs bathroom

on the second floor
in a Royale room, Tulleen Sudan.

So they had a copy
of her death certificate.

We do know she committed suicide,
she was 48 when she did it.

She did it by mixing
a couple chemicals together

and inhaling the gas.

One of the pieces
of equipment we used,

they're called ghost boxes
or voice boxes.

Surprisingly, we kept getting
those name Sudan come through.

I thought I heard "Sudan"
come through, by the way.

Yeah, I heard it.
Yeah, I heard that.

It was really clear.

We did bring in Cindy Kaza,
who's a psychic medium,

and she was hitting on things
that were fascinating.

I don't feel she killed herself

or something else
that it was reported incorrectly,

or things were covered up.

She kept saying,
"There's more to the story,

"this woman did not commit suicide."

And we were like,
"Well, what do you mean by that?"

And she's like,
"She keeps talking about

"the medicine, the medicine."
Somebody gave her the medicine.

And then she either knowingly
took it to commit suicide

or she did not know
what she was doing.

But she very much felt
that there was more to that story,

and that's part of the reason
why you would experience

Tulleen here in this house.

And she feels like that's the woman
that people would see on the stairs.

OK, that person likely
walking up behind people.

Mm-hm, she very much
feels like it's her.

She likes to walk back and forth.

The other thing, she does not
believe the dog incident

was paranormal at all.

No, she just believes
that they were, like,

scared out of here by someone
who was, like,

chasing them and scaring them.

You know, I honestly
have to tell you,

I don't think
that that was paranormal.

Yeah, so you feel like it
was like a human person?

Yeah, I feel like it
has to do with a human.

She said the interesting
thing about this place

is that it is kind of like
a beacon or a portal

or whatever you want to call it,

that spirits from all
over are drawn to it.

It's almost like, you know,
the moth to the flame.

They're drawn in,
and they don't necessarily know why.

So it's just pulling and pulling
and pulling and pulling.

I was hoping
for Katherine or Thomas.

Well, so actually I did get
Thomas to come through

when I was in the Prague room.

When Cindy started
to dive in on that,

she also felt like both
of them were here.

She immediately picked
up on Katherine,

who she very strongly
believes is here.

And she believes that's who
you saw on your first day here.

And that Katherine
is kind of the woman of the house.

You know?
I believe that myself.

We asked about the bad luck.

Because it does seem like there's
a chain of bad luck here.

She thought it was more
psychological on,

you know, the owners' part.

So meaning you come into this house
that's already charged,

maybe you have some bad luck,
maybe that gets into your head.

The next owner comes,
already has that in their head.

And, you know,
then it's cyclical like that.

So where you have
this paranormal activity,

but then you'll also have
the psychological element,

and they're kind of feeding
into each other.

But I'm happy to hear that
the Pattersons are still here.

This is their house,
and it gives me a great privilege

to know that I'm the caretaker
today for this legacy

that's 120-plus years.

And I hope it's still here
for 120 more.

I hope they have the thrill
of walking these halls

for as long as possible.

I think that's great,

sounds like you were just
the right owner to come in.

I believe this hotel
is haunted by numerous spirits.

Some of them made themselves
known to us

through our investigation
last night.

I think that there is a lot
of evidence to back that up.

This is a straight up haunted hotel.

Croke-Patterson?

Definitely haunted.

I would absolutely say that.

You know, something that was
coming up the whole time

seemed to be portals.
It did.

By all accounts,
a lot of people believe

that this place has one.

We've had so many experiences
that line up

with other people's experiences.

So what's to say a portal
isn't true?

Absolutely, well, there you have it,
Croke-Patterson.

I think this place is a portal.

We don't throw that title
around very often,

but I think there could be
something here.