Ghost Hunters Reveal the Scariest Places They’ve Ever Investigated

Is there a place in the world that you think is the most haunted? I know that you had your personal experiences here in the South, but if you were to say, I've been to Ireland, I've been to England, I've been, you know, all these places, spent a lot of time in the South, in Virginia, in Civil War places, in New York, and some of the more historical places.

Is there a place where you feel that there's the most activity?

I can tell you a place we would love to test, the White House, if we could ever get into the White House.

I mean, I feel like that place has seen, if you could be a fly on the wall in that place for the last hundred years, I mean, good Lord, all the things that that building has experienced and all the things that have went down whether it be secretively or out in the open, I just feel like, and so many different presidents have lived there and so much history, we would absolutely love to get into the White House.

So I know that's like our number one bucket list.

it seems kind of strange but if you think about it

yeah it

would be cool i mean yeah a handful of years ago our bucket list would have been somewhere overseas and now a handful years later march will be we're heading over to uk for a tenth time been to ireland we've been to venice next year we're going to greece um in the us it's hard to say i mean because we kind of been coast to coast literally and um from Florida all the way up to Connecticut and stuff, you know, but if we had to pinpoint and probably in our opinion would, The South, the whole Bible Belt area, Civil War, it's like there's something to it.

Isn't it weird

that there's something about the Civil War? And I'll say that, too, because I don't know if I've ever had a ghost experience or a paranormal experience.

But I will say one time I was in Virginia.

I was doing a speech at Liberty University, and I can't even remember the name of the town.

Maybe you'll look it up for me so I can remember.

This has been many years ago.

But Liberty University is obviously in Virginia, and that area is Civil War.

There's a lot of history there.

And there's a house on campus where the people that come do the speeches stay.

It's a mansion.

It's where Falwell used to live.

And there's been a lot of people there.

But there's a lot of history there, too.

There's a fireplace that's supposedly from the White House before it was burned.

And that fireplace was moved there.

And there's something about that house that it's very historic.

I had no understanding that it was haunted.

Is there a place in the world that you think is the most haunted? I know that you had your personal experiences here in the South, but if you were to say, I've been to Ireland, I've been to England, I've been, you know, all these places, spent a lot of time in the South, in Virginia, in Civil War places, in New York, and some of the more historical places.

Is there a place where you feel that there's the most activity?

I can tell you a place we would love to test, the White House, if we could ever get into the White House.

I mean, I feel like that place has seen, if you could be a fly on the wall in that place for the last hundred years, I mean, good Lord, all the things that that building has experienced and all the things that have went down whether it be secretively or out in the open, I just feel like, and so many different presidents have lived there and so much history, we would absolutely love to get into the White House.

So I know that's like our number one bucket list.

it seems kind of strange but if you think about it

yeah it

would be cool i mean yeah a handful of years ago our bucket list would have been somewhere overseas and now a handful years later march will be we're heading over to uk for a tenth time been to ireland we've been to venice next year we're going to greece um in the us it's hard to say i mean because we kind of been coast to coast literally and um from Florida all the way up to Connecticut and stuff, you know, but if we had to pinpoint and probably in our opinion would, The South, the whole Bible Belt area, Civil War, it's like there's something to it.

Isn't it weird

that there's something about the Civil War? And I'll say that, too, because I don't know if I've ever had a ghost experience or a paranormal experience.

But I will say one time I was in Virginia.

I was doing a speech at Liberty University, and I can't even remember the name of the town.

Maybe you'll look it up for me so I can remember.

This has been many years ago.

But Liberty University is obviously in Virginia, and that area is Civil War.

There's a lot of history there.

And there's a house on campus where the people that come do the speeches stay.

It's a mansion.

It's where Falwell used to live.

And there's been a lot of people there.

But there's a lot of history there, too.

There's a fireplace that's supposedly from the White House before it was burned.

And that fireplace was moved there.

And there's something about that house that it's very historic.

I had no understanding that it was haunted.