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I am really enjoying this series. I wish I could be a patreon but can't afford it I am sorry. But you would get some awesome stories from where u grew up. I could give you a few to look up and some of you may of heard about in the early 80's there was a young man in jail he was allowed to leave jail to attend his father's funeral however while he was out the house he was staying in started raining inside sometime from the floor to the ceiling or from wall to wall the police were called and have gone on to make statements that the story is true. My best friends step father told us he was actually there so that's how I knew of it. But even after the funeral and when he was back in jail he asked for a priest to visit him as he felt possessed (a lot of other crazy things happened at the house witnessed by police as well) and these things were witnessed by inmates and jail staff as they started happening in jail. It was really crazy. I am from a very small town in PA East Stroudsburg very close to Allentown. Then there was this old haunted hotel we would all meet at sneak in and drink as it was abandoned even though there was a guy that watched it. I had a lot of experiences in that place as well as the guy who watched it. A group of my boyfriend's friends left in a truck there one night after drinking and got on the extremely windy roads. Needless to say only a few of them got out of that accident alive. Very sad.
Singapore actually has a lot of ghost stories, but it's pretty difficult to hunt them down. Most of what I've heard was through word of mouth, or Chinese articles. But your telling of the story of the National Museum of Singapore is pretty chilly. I went there during an outing with some friends more than ten years ago. The iron spiral staircase was open then, so I decided to try to climb it to see what was above. But when I touched it, a chill went down my spine, and I lost the nerve to explore. It had a menacing aura, but maybe because of the lack of furniture or the lighting around it. I never went back there again.
As a long-time watcher of this channel, I was certainly not expecting my hometown to be the first city featured on this video--very surreal to hear all the names of my stomping grounds and to see the pictures. Growing up, everyone talked about Baker Mansion and the wedding dress. The outside staircase of the mansion is a common place for high schoolers to take prom pictures (I myself did this). I have also taken tours of it and unfortunately never saw or experienced anything paranormal, but it's very beautiful and with a rich history. On the strictly historical tours, the paranormal reputation is not mentioned. Interestingly, Wopsonock Mountain itself (mentioned in the Betty case) is said to have its own paranormal phenomena, especially the dangerous bend on the mountain called "the Devil's Elbow", as is a theater in downtown Altoona called the Mishler Theater. Gotta love an urban legend. Great video!
I have re-opened the Dice Road Hell House case… that film will be coming soon on a major streaming platform. Nice video & good work. I shall subscribe.
Steven Shippy, I think you and your crew caught THE BEST evidence ever!!! Saginaw videos are my go to for good paranormal videos. Keep up the great work!!!
For being poorly shot, lit, edited, and acted, sure. They're fun, but "documentary?" The Top5's comment section are consistently the most gullible people on the entire internet, lmfao
The murder of Betty was especially gruesome to read about. Usually these cases are of a lone killer - but here his brother and sister (supposed to be Betty's friend??) helped him kill and mutilate her. The brothers even raped her together. I can't fathom what goes so wrong in people's heads.
Would love to see more on Dice Rd. Steve Shippy's Haunted Saginaw film of that location is amazing. I strongly feel this house is probably the most haunted in America.
Hands down...the creators of this channel and a few of their others like Destination Declassified are the best content available on this platform ! I recommend these to anyone and everyone !
@@Top5s you're very much welcome ! I extremely appreciate your efforts into the quality of you're content and the fact that you care about your viewers/subscribers.
The production value and editing of your videos as of late have been absolutely amazing!!!! Been really loving your work lately man both here and on your aliens channel,keep up the great work!!!
Okay I’m glad someone said it lol I just kept staring at it and saying :”I’m sorry but this story is quite tragic for a statue of a dude banging a turtle” .
hi! I first encountered you through the Phantom Librarian; I've often wondered if he was okay, if he got tired of reading horror to us or something happened. Good to find out you're still giving people chills.
If you want to learn more about the house on Dice Road, then I highly recommend the documentary produced by Steven Shippy as part of the Haunted Saginaw series. You can find it on Amazon Prime. I believe he is reopening the investigation and working on a new documentary as we speak.
Nearly shat myself when I heard him say MY hometown/city Worcester MA...I remember getting drunk in high school with my friends & driving to the desolate road spider gates cemetery can be reached from too many times to count. So happy to see the #508 be featured & learn some spooks about my city. (I can also say nearly all of us find the turtle boy statue cringy af)
When I was a teen we all knew about Dice rd. in Saginaw being haunted. Sometimes we would go to the cemetery in the middle of the night just to scare the crap out of ourselves.
wow...I live in Saginaw as well. I knew of the Dice Rd story but not the other one. We used to go to rummage sales on Dice Rd when I was a kid lol. The movie series mentioned is interesting...we were at the premiere of the Temple Theater one...in the Temple Theater and I've driven by Potter St Station a few times. Some days I think my house is haunted...things randomly falling, voices where there shouldn't/couldn't be voices... And thank you, Top5s for actually digging up real pictures from the Saginaw area to use on the video...as someone who lives here, I appreciate the authenticity that lends and thank you for not just pretending we are some two-hour away "suburb" of Detroit lol.
I grew up in some of the older bigger houses of the Jefferson Ave area and I swear alot of the those houses were haunted I definitely know my moms and dads houses were feeling dread in my dads after My grandparents passing. My moms was a different totally different story, always felt scared in there room when I was younger and my room I always had terrible reoccurring dreams and the voices and shadows. The creepiest thing was that alot of times my brother and I had the same dream multiple nights. Don’t even get me started what my dad found in that we house when that first bought it, finding spell books and Demonic symbols. And now the daughter of the previous owner wants to buy it back from my mom for a price more than it’s worth (Before Covid). Saginaw definitely has a dark history.
Thank you so much for doing my Home town, Saginaw has been known for hauntings and even my work is has got some old Mob Ties, and has a ghost that was too happy when we changed her card room to a Fitness center. But once again Thank your for the time and effort your team puts into these videos and keep up the great work.
Saginaw is a great town to cover. The rapper Prozak has a whole series on places there. He also is the lead investigator from the An American Haunting TV series. Got the pleasure of going to the Temple Theatre documentary that was shot and aired on site. It was a super awesome experience. **typed this at the beginning of the video. Happy to see you covered Steve's research at the end.
It's weird how videos such as these are peaceful to me in a sense, not spooky or scary. Disturbing at times, because of the crimes. Sometimes though I put on these videos for background noise. 😂
Watching Steve Shippy's investigation was absolutely amazing! I love his investigations but this one was next level. Hell House is one of the craziest locations I've ever seen. More Dice Road please 🙌
They're pretty obviously productions/fake. The acting isn't EVEN mediocre, so how your bullshit detector didn't go off, I'll never know. I found that series entertaining but am surprised to learn, years later, few of you realize it's a lo-fi fake using stock-standard techniques.
this guys voice puts me to sleep - that's why I watch these videos. I put em on so I can fade out to it. I also love the spooky content. 'A+' vids. thank you for lulling this insomniac to sleep for 30 mins every afternoon
I've been following this channel for years and the content never ceases to impress me. And, thanks to this, I've now found Shippy's channel and Patreon. I can't speak for anyone else, but I would love to see some collab work or even some more on the Dice Road Hell House case here, too. You guys are awesome!
If anyone hasn't yet, please do watch the Dice Road documentary(it's currently free on Amazon Prime as of this posted comment's time) it is very unnerving and creepy to watch.
Thanx Top5s! Always enjoy another episode in this series. Some creepy ones today to be sure. Keep up the great research & presentation in these hometown stories.
A house in my old street is believed to be cursed as no one stayed there for longer than a year. No one knows what happened but some say that a man had killed his wife there and since then the house is cursed. The first couple i know that lived there,the husband kidnapped the children to another country and they never saw their mom again. The wife looked everywhere for them but only recently (more than ten years after they were kidnapped) but they want nothing to do with her. The second was a family of four. At first everything went well and they lived happily together but soon after moving in the parents began fighting, to the point it got physical. They separated and both got another partner bit the fights continue. Soon after the mom moved out of the house and they miraculously stopped fighting. The third was a guy with two sons who had lost his wife. He had picture of his wife and her belongings in the house and one day he went out, only to return with his house in flames and firefighters at his door. He was gone for less than half an hour and lost most of his belongings. They say that the old tv caught fire. Then over the years several families moved in and out, but none stayed long
I never hear people analyzing or processing of the consequences if ghosts are indeed real. I don't think anyone of us would love to become a wandering specter, tied to a place and time. I am also sure no one would like a loved one to face such bondage. So, how would a person's soul get locked to a place? What are the mechanics. Is it proof of life after death or something worse, something that no one would be willing to accept.
I have always wondered the same thing. Wouldn't it be horrible if we just wonder around the place that traumatized us in life for eternity? I prefer to think of "ghosts" as a sort of echo.
Ghosts are merely the brains way of coping with death. I've seen the power of what the mind can do and ever since my experience I cannot believe in ghosts at all.
In my opinion, people who die unexpectedly and in tragic circumstances, are ones that haunt. There trying to change the situation cause there death was so untimely that they can't come to terms with it.
Love the story of Dice road. Steve Shippy does an incredible job investigating hauntings. Join his Patreon, you won't be disappointed. And watch his movies on Amazon prime. Again... You won't be disappointed.
They're pretty poorly shot and acted, though they are somewhat entertaining. I can't believe he/people are trying to pass it off as "real," though. It's your standard low-light, pull things with strings, have a buddy knock on a wall at 1am type shit, lol
It just goes to show. If your parents wont let you marry who you want, just dont marry anyone. That was way worse for them back then. No money to take care of then when they're old. Unless they were lucky and got a fortune somehow. Ahhh olden times. Also, that turtle statue is in the common of my home city. It's awesome to see something from Worcester here. That's so crazy. I never knew anything about that guy, and Spider Gates is legendary. Sadly I never got to go as due to vandalizing it's been closed to the public. You have to get permission to go there and they have police patrols.
Love your vids and have been watching for a while, could not believe it when I seen the thumbnail with Saginaw on it, Saginaw is my hometown, crazy to see it in one of your videos and for something other than the Potter street railroad station, which is what people like to say is haunted
Lived in Michigan my whole life, never heard of this case before though. Great video as always guys, your one of my favorite horror themed RUclipsrs! 😄
I feel so bad for the lady in the first story. I will never understand why people have children and then choose to deprive them of happiness, or even feel they have the right to. Nobody should dictate to you who your future spouse is, you choose your own life partner. Completely baffles me how people even today still deprive their adult children of happiness and love for sake of reputation.
I live in Saginaw. My mom, wife and myself went to the cemetery 1 night around 2 or 3, taking pictures and what not. We heard some creepy things. What sounded like a scream. Well, we get home and my dad is looking at the pics on his computer when he yells to come here. He zoomed in on 1 picture and it looked like a man in a tux coming out of a headstone. No joke!!
Ghost stories abound where I've lived very happily for the last 25+ years. Not just the fact that, as the Ha Noians call her, our beloved Ha Noi is over 1000 years old but I live in a country where over 3.6 million unarmed civillians were violently, brutally & hideously murdered. I've got a few stories like the Ghost who loved me, Nguyen Thi Hang who I still think of at times. I didn't fall in love with Hang but was deeply touched by her feelings & heat broken with her very real predicament.
Saginaw Michigan is not to far from us. The old train station, the lumber Barrons house and the cemetery by Saint Marys hospital along with the “ cat ladies house “ right across the street, she owned several big cats like a black panther and walked them down the street on a leash. They are remodeling the cat ladies house now.
Ive been a subscriber for more then 4 years on different RUclips accounts and your videos are just amazing no doubt if I could I would look more into your patrion but I just don’t have the funds to get a membership I will literally watch every video if I did but my point here is keep the videos coming love to see what you have coming in October looking forward to it
Sgainaw Michigan: Dice Road still has many mysterious things going on and a lot of unanswered questions. Steve Shippy is going back and thankfully so. I could certainly go for another Dice Road Shippy investigation. BRING IT!! 🎲🎲
Singapore was home to the Japaneses run, brutal, horrendous & murderous Changi prison during WW2. I would imagine it's home to many Aussie ghosts who met their slow, painful & disgusting deaths there.
The fact that I have the last name Frisbie and one of the stories here involve someone with the same last name as me is rather interesting. Yet I live in Arkansas so they are from a different Frisbie family yet my granddad was born in Ohio.
my town is dead boring. we have cctv footage of a ghost in a nightclub when its shut, I think that's about it. I think it's such a rubbish town that even ghosts are like "fuck no"
Top5, i have been a long time fan and love all your content and channels. You should do a video on the old fort in fort erie ontario canada(my hometown) Thanks for always keeping me entertained ❤
Always happy to see another video from Top 5s. I'm not on Patreon but... Louisville, KY lol or my hometown of Exeter, New Hampshire but you'll get more out of Louisville. Trust me. And diphenhydramine is best for allergies. Take care. Louisville
A BIG thank you to Joshua, Dave, Will, Ally and Emilio…We hope you found these stories interesting! 🏠🔎 Remember everyone, if you want us to dig up creepy stories and unsolved mysteries from your hometown, then check out our 'Too Close to Home' tier over on Patreon for more information: www.patreon.com/Top5sOffical
Do you know those 3?
Good job on the video. I never knew about that murder. Thank you again guys
I am really enjoying this series. I wish I could be a patreon but can't afford it I am sorry. But you would get some awesome stories from where u grew up. I could give you a few to look up and some of you may of heard about in the early 80's there was a young man in jail he was allowed to leave jail to attend his father's funeral however while he was out the house he was staying in started raining inside sometime from the floor to the ceiling or from wall to wall the police were called and have gone on to make statements that the story is true. My best friends step father told us he was actually there so that's how I knew of it. But even after the funeral and when he was back in jail he asked for a priest to visit him as he felt possessed (a lot of other crazy things happened at the house witnessed by police as well) and these things were witnessed by inmates and jail staff as they started happening in jail. It was really crazy. I am from a very small town in PA East Stroudsburg very close to Allentown. Then there was this old haunted hotel we would all meet at sneak in and drink as it was abandoned even though there was a guy that watched it. I had a lot of experiences in that place as well as the guy who watched it. A group of my boyfriend's friends left in a truck there one night after drinking and got on the extremely windy roads. Needless to say only a few of them got out of that accident alive. Very sad.
Speak up please, it sounds like you’re whispering. We were really straining to listen. Maybe it’s ASMR?
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My first thought upon seeing the Turtle Boy sculpture was "OMG, he's f***ing the turtle!" LOL. :P
Whenever I see a new Top5s video released, I still get that exact same rush of excitement that I did 5 years ago
That's odd...I like it, my man. Good for you! Peace(n da middle east!)
That's because your standards haven't evolved whatsoever past "gullible tit who falls for clickbait"
Same as me ,just goes to show that all over the world we listen.
Singapore actually has a lot of ghost stories, but it's pretty difficult to hunt them down. Most of what I've heard was through word of mouth, or Chinese articles. But your telling of the story of the National Museum of Singapore is pretty chilly. I went there during an outing with some friends more than ten years ago. The iron spiral staircase was open then, so I decided to try to climb it to see what was above. But when I touched it, a chill went down my spine, and I lost the nerve to explore. It had a menacing aura, but maybe because of the lack of furniture or the lighting around it. I never went back there again.
I love singapore
Look into Changi Beach
Hi there! Nice to see a fellow Singaporean who watches Top5👋
not only singarope but other south asia country have them too
Yeah I can be pretty difficult to hunt down things that don't exist
As a long-time watcher of this channel, I was certainly not expecting my hometown to be the first city featured on this video--very surreal to hear all the names of my stomping grounds and to see the pictures. Growing up, everyone talked about Baker Mansion and the wedding dress. The outside staircase of the mansion is a common place for high schoolers to take prom pictures (I myself did this). I have also taken tours of it and unfortunately never saw or experienced anything paranormal, but it's very beautiful and with a rich history. On the strictly historical tours, the paranormal reputation is not mentioned.
Interestingly, Wopsonock Mountain itself (mentioned in the Betty case) is said to have its own paranormal phenomena, especially the dangerous bend on the mountain called "the Devil's Elbow", as is a theater in downtown Altoona called the Mishler Theater. Gotta love an urban legend.
Great video!
I have re-opened the Dice Road Hell House case… that film will be coming soon on a major streaming platform. Nice video & good work. I shall subscribe.
Hell yeah!! 🎲 🎲 🙌
Followed Steve here... Thx for introducing a new cool channel!
I knew it but I kept my mouth shut 🤣 I literally can't wait!!!
Steven Shippy, I think you and your crew caught THE BEST evidence ever!!! Saginaw videos are my go to for good paranormal videos. Keep up the great work!!!
@@douglascalhoun7041 thank you
I've gotta say, that poem was pretty damn catchy!
Steve Shippy's documentary on the Dice Road Hell House is LEGENDARY
For being poorly shot, lit, edited, and acted, sure. They're fun, but "documentary?" The Top5's comment section are consistently the most gullible people on the entire internet, lmfao
@@davemccombs why do you consistently watch and comment on this channel then? Obsessed much…..
The murder of Betty was especially gruesome to read about. Usually these cases are of a lone killer - but here his brother and sister (supposed to be Betty's friend??) helped him kill and mutilate her. The brothers even raped her together. I can't fathom what goes so wrong in people's heads.
There’s a documentary on Netflix called the haunting of Dice road and a second one about the town
Any good?
@Ann-Marie Paliukenas Pay for it
Screw NETFLIX!! And Disney too!
I'm not seeing it?
@@jesseb5076 😲
Would love to see more on Dice Rd. Steve Shippy's Haunted Saginaw film of that location is amazing. I strongly feel this house is probably the most haunted in America.
Hands down...the creators of this channel and a few of their others like Destination Declassified are the best content available on this platform ! I recommend these to anyone and everyone !
Thanks Brenton
@@Top5s you're very much welcome ! I extremely appreciate your efforts into the quality of you're content and the fact that you care about your viewers/subscribers.
The production value and editing of your videos as of late have been absolutely amazing!!!! Been really loving your work lately man both here and on your aliens channel,keep up the great work!!!
Finally!!! My city! Worcester. It's surreal hearing you talk about turtle boy!
As a fellow Worcesterite--it absolutely looks like a boy fucking a turtle, and it's impossible to see otherwise.
SAME
I LOVE how you narrate these ghost stories.. please do more of these!! The music, tone and your voice make it perfect for scary story telling!!!
I live in Michigan. Only heard about Dice Rd. through breif interactions, but never realized how deep things were. Very interesting.
The full documentary is available on Amazon Prime streaming. A Haunting on Dice Road: The Hell House
@@HauntedSaginaw Documentary? Come on, fella 🤣🤣
@@HauntedSaginaw it’s incredibly well done & we watch the movies over and over thanks to the dvd set!
@@davemccombs it’s a history of the area and ghost video second
Arrrggghhhhh my local Pie and Mash shop!!!
I have visited Spider Gate and its actually one of the most peaceful, quiet cemeteries I have ever visited.
Coffee and creepy stories! Awesome, Thank You guys! 🖤
Same here just finishing my cup of coffee while listening and doing some work. 😁👍
Same!! 😃☕️👻
Our towns mascot is a brave knight riding a steed. What's yours?
Uhhmmm....A boy F***** a turtle.
😂😂
Okay I’m glad someone said it lol I just kept staring at it and saying :”I’m sorry but this story is quite tragic for a statue of a dude banging a turtle” .
hi! I first encountered you through the Phantom Librarian; I've often wondered if he was okay, if he got tired of reading horror to us or something happened.
Good to find out you're still giving people chills.
If you want to learn more about the house on Dice Road, then I highly recommend the documentary produced by Steven Shippy as part of the Haunted Saginaw series. You can find it on Amazon Prime. I believe he is reopening the investigation and working on a new documentary as we speak.
Or you can just talk to me I’m the granddaughter of the owners and I currently live there
@@kaelinlajoice7686 That is really amazing and frightening at the same time.
Nearly shat myself when I heard him say MY hometown/city Worcester MA...I remember getting drunk in high school with my friends & driving to the desolate road spider gates cemetery can be reached from too many times to count. So happy to see the #508 be featured & learn some spooks about my city. (I can also say nearly all of us find the turtle boy statue cringy af)
When I was a teen we all knew about Dice rd. in Saginaw being haunted. Sometimes we would go to the cemetery in the middle of the night just to scare the crap out of ourselves.
Sounds like fun ngl
Extremely haunted area. If you want so see more: A Haunting on Dice Road the Hell House on Amazon Prime Streaming.
Must be a HELLUVA boring life when you need to visit a cemetery for entertainment, ferchrissakes
wow...I live in Saginaw as well. I knew of the Dice Rd story but not the other one. We used to go to rummage sales on Dice Rd when I was a kid lol. The movie series mentioned is interesting...we were at the premiere of the Temple Theater one...in the Temple Theater and I've driven by Potter St Station a few times.
Some days I think my house is haunted...things randomly falling, voices where there shouldn't/couldn't be voices...
And thank you, Top5s for actually digging up real pictures from the Saginaw area to use on the video...as someone who lives here, I appreciate the authenticity that lends and thank you for not just pretending we are some two-hour away "suburb" of Detroit lol.
I grew up in some of the older bigger houses of the Jefferson Ave area and I swear alot of the those houses were haunted I definitely know my moms and dads houses were feeling dread in my dads after My grandparents passing. My moms was a different totally different story, always felt scared in there room when I was younger and my room I always had terrible reoccurring dreams and the voices and shadows. The creepiest thing was that alot of times my brother and I had the same dream multiple nights. Don’t even get me started what my dad found in that we house when that first bought it, finding spell books and Demonic symbols. And now the daughter of the previous owner wants to buy it back from my mom for a price more than it’s worth (Before Covid). Saginaw definitely has a dark history.
Thank you so much for doing my Home town, Saginaw has been known for hauntings and even my work is has got some old Mob Ties, and has a ghost that was too happy when we changed her card room to a Fitness center. But once again Thank your for the time and effort your team puts into these videos and keep up the great work.
Saginaw is a great town to cover. The rapper Prozak has a whole series on places there. He also is the lead investigator from the An American Haunting TV series. Got the pleasure of going to the Temple Theatre documentary that was shot and aired on site. It was a super awesome experience.
**typed this at the beginning of the video. Happy to see you covered Steve's research at the end.
I love ghost stories. Keep it up Top5s 👍👍👍❤❤❤
It's weird how videos such as these are peaceful to me in a sense, not spooky or scary. Disturbing at times, because of the crimes. Sometimes though I put on these videos for background noise. 😂
Just taking a walk out in public is scarier than this content
I totally agree. I've suggested that he read audio books. I love his voice.
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Watching Steve Shippy's investigation was absolutely amazing! I love his investigations but this one was next level. Hell House is one of the craziest locations I've ever seen. More Dice Road please 🙌
They're pretty obviously productions/fake. The acting isn't EVEN mediocre, so how your bullshit detector didn't go off, I'll never know. I found that series entertaining but am surprised to learn, years later, few of you realize it's a lo-fi fake using stock-standard techniques.
These stories are awesome, thank you. I would love to one day hear a story about Pretoria, South Africa.
Happy birthday josh hope it was a good one
Thank you very much. Wasn't to bad.
this guys voice puts me to sleep - that's why I watch these videos. I put em on so I can fade out to it. I also love the spooky content. 'A+' vids. thank you for lulling this insomniac to sleep for 30 mins every afternoon
that turtle though.....😂😂😂😂😂😂
Please feature more Saginaw, Michigan, hauntings.
Your videos never disappoint . Learned more about past events too. Thanks again.
Turtle Boy statue design is VERY suggestive! xD
I can only imagine how busy your team is but thank you :33
I've been following this channel for years and the content never ceases to impress me. And, thanks to this, I've now found Shippy's channel and Patreon. I can't speak for anyone else, but I would love to see some collab work or even some more on the Dice Road Hell House case here, too. You guys are awesome!
So you're telling me Altoona isn't a fictional town where Beverly Jean Shaw was killed by her "boyfriend" and his brother in law and sister??
No it isn’t fictional. Her name was Betty Jean Shade.
This was great! I’d love to see more Dice Road and more Steve Shippy!
I'm glad to see one from Michigan
This Intro is amazing!
finally My hometown Worcester Massachusetts born and raised. Spider gate cemetery has a unfeeling and unwelcoming feeling.
33 step spiral staircase. Masonic architecture.
If anyone hasn't yet, please do watch the Dice Road documentary(it's currently free on Amazon Prime as of this posted comment's time) it is very unnerving and creepy to watch.
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Thanx Top5s! Always enjoy another episode in this series. Some creepy ones today to be sure. Keep up the great research & presentation in these hometown stories.
A house in my old street is believed to be cursed as no one stayed there for longer than a year. No one knows what happened but some say that a man had killed his wife there and since then the house is cursed.
The first couple i know that lived there,the husband kidnapped the children to another country and they never saw their mom again. The wife looked everywhere for them but only recently (more than ten years after they were kidnapped) but they want nothing to do with her.
The second was a family of four. At first everything went well and they lived happily together but soon after moving in the parents began fighting, to the point it got physical. They separated and both got another partner bit the fights continue. Soon after the mom moved out of the house and they miraculously stopped fighting.
The third was a guy with two sons who had lost his wife. He had picture of his wife and her belongings in the house and one day he went out, only to return with his house in flames and firefighters at his door. He was gone for less than half an hour and lost most of his belongings. They say that the old tv caught fire.
Then over the years several families moved in and out, but none stayed long
Care to take a video about it
There was definitely bad energy in that home making all of that happen. Scary
@@u-shanks4915 it was years ago and i don't live in that street anymore. And i don't have any contact with the people who lived in that house
Good to see you posting more regularly again.
This is a top 5 favorite channel of mine.
Turtle boy looks extremally rude 🤣🐢
LONG LIVE TOP 5s!!!
I never hear people analyzing or processing of the consequences if ghosts are indeed real. I don't think anyone of us would love to become a wandering specter, tied to a place and time. I am also sure no one would like a loved one to face such bondage. So, how would a person's soul get locked to a place? What are the mechanics. Is it proof of life after death or something worse, something that no one would be willing to accept.
I have always wondered the same thing. Wouldn't it be horrible if we just wonder around the place that traumatized us in life for eternity? I prefer to think of "ghosts" as a sort of echo.
Ghosts are merely the brains way of coping with death. I've seen the power of what the mind can do and ever since my experience I cannot believe in ghosts at all.
In my opinion, people who die unexpectedly and in tragic circumstances, are ones that haunt. There trying to change the situation cause there death was so untimely that they can't come to terms with it.
I'm still processing that there's still a pie and mash shop open today. They're all shutting down these days.
@@chrisd_85 That's a terrifying thought that murder victims don't even get peace after death.
My favorite narrator of the series.
I live in Saginaw. It's so odd to see this.
Great episode! You should definitely look into doing more about Dice Road. As a long time Steve Shippy fan I can tell you it'll be worth it.
Love the story of Dice road. Steve Shippy does an incredible job investigating hauntings. Join his Patreon, you won't be disappointed. And watch his movies on Amazon prime. Again... You won't be disappointed.
They're pretty poorly shot and acted, though they are somewhat entertaining. I can't believe he/people are trying to pass it off as "real," though. It's your standard low-light, pull things with strings, have a buddy knock on a wall at 1am type shit, lol
Is it physically possible for a human to mate with a turtle?
Keep’em coming! 👻 I love all your VIDEOS!👽👻✊🏽🤡
Wow, that turtle boy statue is so unfortunate. The boy is smiling, the turtle is screaming, disturbing. 😬
Turtle boy looks like hes showing that turtle a good time...
I havent eaten all day (its now 15.30) but I guess food can wait another half hour!!!!!
Just eat while you watch
@@slitherdurant i tried that and nearly choked when i saw the turtle😂😂
Have a curry
I,very much,appreciate the extra time and effort it takes to Time Stamp these videos..😉 thanks a bunch!
Happy Birthday Joshua😍😄 from Laura in Australia. 💙🎈🎉🎁🎈🎉🎁
Thank you
It just goes to show. If your parents wont let you marry who you want, just dont marry anyone. That was way worse for them back then. No money to take care of then when they're old. Unless they were lucky and got a fortune somehow. Ahhh olden times.
Also, that turtle statue is in the common of my home city. It's awesome to see something from Worcester here. That's so crazy. I never knew anything about that guy, and Spider Gates is legendary. Sadly I never got to go as due to vandalizing it's been closed to the public. You have to get permission to go there and they have police patrols.
this is honestly so cool that you did this, i love it
I love the word "floozy" and use it jokingly with my husband lol so when I heard you say it I had to laugh.
Love your vids and have been watching for a while, could not believe it when I seen the thumbnail with Saginaw on it, Saginaw is my hometown, crazy to see it in one of your videos and for something other than the Potter street railroad station, which is what people like to say is haunted
Lived in Michigan my whole life, never heard of this case before though. Great video as always guys, your one of my favorite horror themed RUclipsrs! 😄
your voice is very soothing
I feel so bad for the lady in the first story. I will never understand why people have children and then choose to deprive them of happiness, or even feel they have the right to. Nobody should dictate to you who your future spouse is, you choose your own life partner. Completely baffles me how people even today still deprive their adult children of happiness and love for sake of reputation.
Great work , keep up the ghost stories
Would love to hear more about Steve Shippy and Dice Road!!
I live in Saginaw. My mom, wife and myself went to the cemetery 1 night around 2 or 3, taking pictures and what not. We heard some creepy things. What sounded like a scream. Well, we get home and my dad is looking at the pics on his computer when he yells to come here. He zoomed in on 1 picture and it looked like a man in a tux coming out of a headstone. No joke!!
Let's see!
Let's Go!!
To close to home is absolutely fantastic
Ghost stories abound where I've lived very happily for the last 25+ years.
Not just the fact that, as the Ha Noians call her, our beloved Ha Noi is over 1000 years old but I live in a country where over 3.6 million unarmed civillians were violently, brutally & hideously murdered.
I've got a few stories like the Ghost who loved me, Nguyen Thi Hang who I still think of at times.
I didn't fall in love with Hang but was deeply touched by her feelings & heat broken with her very real predicament.
Top quality content.
I BORN in SAGINAW MICHIGAN, raised there under 5yrs old, then we moved to cheasaing Michigan, then back to Saginaw.
Saginaw Michigan is not to far from us. The old train station, the lumber Barrons house and the cemetery by Saint Marys hospital along with the “ cat ladies house “ right across the street, she owned several big cats like a black panther and walked them down the street on a leash. They are remodeling the cat ladies house now.
Shout out to Worcester, Mass. Glad to see the creepy stories coming!
That statue fuckin that 🐢 js.
A gate to hell, the river Styx, drained car batteries... all the horrors you can think of.
I have been on dice rd.. and in cemetery at night! It's Creepy! Plan on going back!
Ive been a subscriber for more then 4 years on different RUclips accounts and your videos are just amazing no doubt if I could I would look more into your patrion but I just don’t have the funds to get a membership I will literally watch every video if I did but my point here is keep the videos coming love to see what you have coming in October looking forward to it
Sgainaw Michigan: Dice Road still has many mysterious things going on and a lot of unanswered questions. Steve Shippy is going back and thankfully so. I could certainly go for another Dice Road Shippy investigation. BRING IT!! 🎲🎲
He's "riding" alright. Poor turtle
Somehow your voice makes these even creepier
Singapore was home to the Japaneses run, brutal, horrendous & murderous Changi prison during WW2.
I would imagine it's home to many Aussie ghosts who met their slow, painful & disgusting deaths there.
I live 20 minutes from Saginaw and never heard of this place. But I've definitely heard of the Dice Rd cemetary
Thank you guys for another fantastic video, some real eye openers there.
LOOK UP ORCHARD LAKE IN PONTIAC MICHIGAN !!!
MARY BETH COZART !!!
The fact that I have the last name Frisbie and one of the stories here involve someone with the same last name as me is rather interesting. Yet I live in Arkansas so they are from a different Frisbie family yet my granddad was born in Ohio.
Can i throw you? LOL
my town is dead boring. we have cctv footage of a ghost in a nightclub when its shut, I think that's about it. I think it's such a rubbish town that even ghosts are like "fuck no"
Dice Road……all I can say is “Steve Shippy”. That is the king of Dice rd! You all need to collaborate!!! He’s got so much about dice rd.
I live in the town next to Saginaw so cool to hear something so close to home
What is turtle boy doing to that turtle?
I've been to spider gates many times and have had many experiences up there.
😳 Spooky
Top5, i have been a long time fan and love all your content and channels.
You should do a video on the old fort in fort erie ontario canada(my hometown)
Thanks for always keeping me entertained ❤
Always happy to see another video from Top 5s. I'm not on Patreon but... Louisville, KY lol or my hometown of Exeter, New Hampshire but you'll get more out of Louisville. Trust me. And diphenhydramine is best for allergies. Take care. Louisville
If you're not a patreon member why are you suggesting your hometown?
@@iaminpainauchocolat9300 also because I can do as I please. You're welcome to try and stop me though.