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Haunted Paintings- Dont Put Them In Your Bedroom · When Killers Get Caught with Brittany Ransom

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What's up, everybody is here Hill, Country.
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My name is Brian Joyner. And this is when Killers get
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caught, a podcast voters, to deep, Dives, to serial killers,
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and all that good stuff. Whatever Brittany says in the
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beginning. And also, when I come in and I
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talk about all the creepy kooky stuff in the world that I found
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this week, just a short note, obviously, you can tell that my
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co-host Miss Britt Ransom is not here this week.
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Funny story and you'll laugh. So, apparently her laptop
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actually not her laptop program, that was actually her laptop.
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So we found out by some unknown events that her laptop was
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actually a Decepticon in Disguise.
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I'm not at Liberty to say how we found this out.
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There was a big tree Chuck but flames on the side of it, it was
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red and blue as longing to say. And maybe some robot fights
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happened is away during these fights, her laptop got destroyed
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and she is not able to record this week with me.
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So you guys are getting your awkward Brian.
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So have fun with that also. So anyway, since Britney's out
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here, um, I will be covering this episode, so hopefully you
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guys enjoyed if not. That's okay too.
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She'll be back. Hopefully next week.
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With a brand new not alien laptop, that is bent on
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destroying human kind. Anyway, so since Britney isn't
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here, I'm going to be just sticking to the creepy stuff
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this week. So this week in creepy news,
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this is funny. So a thieves, thieves in India.
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Return. I guess Treasures that they
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stole from a temple claiming that they were having terrible
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nightmares and the store. I got the story from the
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guardian of all places so the gang of Thieves so I guess they
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stole like over a dozen Idols from a Hindu temple and they
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they they return them. They return them like I'd say
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like the week after and this one says this is some yeah yeah a
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week after so they stole 16 actually is still 16 statues and
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a week later 14 of those statues.
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Come right back. So that's ample and they're like
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Okay, but there's a note, there's a note on.
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On the statues and it says we have not been able to sleep eat
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and live peacefully, we are fed up with the scary dreams and are
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returning your valuables and this just reminds me of you know
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that God I always forget where it's at but I always forget what
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it's called but it's it's in Hawaii.
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It's You know, whenever you take like eight like the chore guys,
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they tell you don't take anything from the spot like and
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they tell you, I'm taking anything to spot.
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We have letters from people who have taken things from this spot
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and is they send them stuff back the user had to travel back to
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the, put the rock back that they took or whatever they took, even
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if it's something tight, some some grains of sand, They really
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took it and they got cursed and they cannot live peacefully.
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So they sent the ship back, don't do it.
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Don't just like when someone says, don't take something from
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somewhere or if you if you think, hey This church or, you
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know, this Temple. They have a lot of really,
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really valuable looking things and years Thief.
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I mean, and if you're a thief and you think this, and you
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think like, you know, this stuff looks nice.
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I can make a pretty penny off of this.
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Don't take it, don't take it. Don't like you're gonna get you
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like and it's probably not a curse as probably like the 'God
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ate their God. Hey God.
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Or I don't want to diagnose early and it's it's like yo what
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does back, you know, you did wrong, just put it back.
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I'm going to be like I'm going to torture you for a little bit
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because you're fucked up but He's overweight, don't take
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things, don't take things that aren't yours.
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Just don't still like that's a that's a crime.
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This is a crime. This is a crime / creepy story.
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Okay today. But yeah, that's what I got for
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the creepy news own words too.
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The story of the week. Okay.
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So I kind of went down a rabbit hole while researching this
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topic. So I talked about the Dybbuk box
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last week, the Dybbuk box last week and just got me thinking
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about like the first Hornet, like eBay story, I talked about
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which was the haunted painting, the hands that resist him and I
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was like, hmm, I'm sure there are other haunted paintings or
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paintings. That like just give us like the
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chills like that. Give off creepy Vibes and they
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just they just that's what they do.
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These, give you the chills and give me think about in the back
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your head. It's just like gross, gross,
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gross, gross. So this whole went deep and I
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found, I know look, I said I went down deep do but like, and
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I did, but I'm going to be talking about just two paintings
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today. That are extremely interesting
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and like they're filled with Spooks.
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So please join me on my journey to check out some creepy creepy
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paintings. So I honestly didn't know which
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one to which one to choose to talk about first, since they're
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both very, very interesting and very intriguing.
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They're just just looking at them.
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And stories behind them. They are Great.
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So I picked, I picked the first, the first one I picked is one
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that's less less of a haunted painting and more of like
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unsettling creepy, you know, I mean creepy.
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It's just it just doesn't make you feel, okay?
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I mean it's okay, it's a great-looking painting but you
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know I'm saying? That doesn't mean that it is
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because I were Jace. So this painting is titled, I
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don't want to be a bride anymore.
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So there is another another title for another name that this
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painting goes by. But It.
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I'll talk about that later, but this painting is made by you
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could touch you. See, tattoos Shima.
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And let me tell you, finding any information about this woman is
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very, very hard because she has very little social presence and
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There's a painting. The painting.
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It's like the painting. I'm talking about itself.
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Is. Just one, just one of many,
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many, many many, many paintings of hers, and I'm gonna say many,
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but they're a lot. Like she does paintings that you
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do sculptures that are very graphic and unsettling and just
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weird looking So, I will be leaving a link in the bio to
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hook. Why did I say that?
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I'm talking about, I'm talking like I'm freaking Tick-Tock.
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Er, um, I will be leaving a link in the description where to find
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these paintings. I'm talking about just pictures
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of them. But okay, let me, let me start
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talking about this one. So, this is a painting
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obviously, like, but from the title, it's a painting of a
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bride. She's wearing, you know, I
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believe it's a Japanese wedding kimono.
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It's white. It's a white dress.
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And the woman in this painting. So the painting, the background
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of the painting. It's, it's red and black.
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It's all basically, all red has black edges on the, on the back.
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The woman though she stands out because of her elongated neck,
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like, it's very long. And then her eyes her eyes.
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They will being your, your dreams later.
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I swear, if you look at this painting, her eyes are very,
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very wide and she has no nose, but she has black lips.
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And Everything. Everything In this painting is
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just very, very unsettling, just looking at it.
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It's since it's just chills up my spine.
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And like, I wish I was better at describing things and I do
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apologize for the head butt. I don't know how else to
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describe just like, I'm like I said I'm going to leave a link
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to her paintings in the description but so like I said,
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the painting it's made by woman who's in her name is a youku
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tattoo Seema. Ted tsushima and So I go to this
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website, right? The I found that has all her
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artwork it in. She's not only an artist.
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Well, actually, I think all this is Art.
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So, she no here hater. She, I've seen their links to
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like, seeing that she's made dolls and she's made sculptures
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and she does some modeling as well.
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And on his website it's all in Japanese.
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So if you're on Google Chrome or Safari or whatever the heck you
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use, just make sure it translates your page for you
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because or less, you know, you speak in re Japanese and good
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for you. I'm learning.
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Okay, I got that. I got to get a home.
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Duolingo. I got that 20 days.
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Streak on Duolingo anyway. so, I want to, I want to likes It does
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give you like a very short bio of her, so it says she was born
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in Tokyo and 1974 1998. She graduated from the
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Department of painting, I guess, Department of painting, women's
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Art University, 1999. She had her solo painting exit,
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exhibitions She has like it just lists a lot of her exhibitions
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that she has, it doesn't really go too much into detail.
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It does. I think the last one it mentions
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that she had wasn't 2007 was an exhibition that she had also
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likes. But art exhibition are painting,
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exit exhibition, excuse me. But she's been other ones
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apparently. And its really read this and
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said eater and bursts read magazines.
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I guess it's all broken up, really weird?
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But yeah. So anyway, Back to her website.
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If you go over a website, the first thing you see is, is a, I
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guess a staticky TV and like this just a website is just very
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itself is creepy because all the button links that you can push
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is the picture I'm talking about.
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It's her face is the face of this bride who does only be
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bright anymore. and, It's a very famous, very famous picture.
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Oh, I can't be a bright anymore. My bad, that's what it's called.
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I don't want to be around anymore.
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I can't be a right anymore. And it's very, very famous and
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some of you who will go and look at this website.
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Will see this painting. Anyway, like you know, this
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looks familiar once it looks so familiar to me.
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Have I seen it in my dreams? I hope not.
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The reason why it looks so familiar to is because it's
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actually from okay. It's this picture is used in a
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creepypasta. This picture is not from a
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creepypasta. It is used in the Creepypasta
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do. And the Creepypasta is Titled to
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aminos hell, and that is what a lot of people know this
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painting, as Tommy knows. He'll and Let me tell you, this
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is where the cursed haunted stuff starts happening.
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So for anybody who goes to look up, this Creepypasta Tommy knows
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he'll The first thing you'll see, is exactly what I've been
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trying to describe this whole time.
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And that is this painting of the woman?
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I can't be a bride anymore and I'm not sure why they use the
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painting for the story. I mean, I'm glad they did
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because it's it. Creepy creepy, creepy creepy
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photo painting. But anyway, so it's a process,
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right? And it's a about this poll and
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this poem is believed to be cursed.
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So if you read this poem out loud, you will die or bad.
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Things will happen to you or to people that you love.
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I believe. That's how it goes.
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So this is a real poem. Obviously it means written.
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So it was written by a person. A real person root person.
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His name is side. Joe.
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Yes. Oh, and he wrote this during or
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after World War World War, I World War One.
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And this poem is aptly titled, told me those hell.
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And this poem that when he wrote it, it's like what it's really
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about. It's, it's believe that like,
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it's, it's symbolic for, like, his feelings of loss because
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they believe he lost his sister or his father during the war.
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So, it's it's Weirdly written. Like some people say it is
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written like it would be a curse but like if you read this just
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read it to your like not out loud but read it in your mind.
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because, I don't want to, I don't want to be the cause for
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Haiti, but he didn't hurt because I said, read this poem.
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Read it right now. Read it to yourself, read it out
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loud. Don't read it out loud.
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Please don't it's it's almost not worth it.
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Sir, there are different variations of the story and as
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the Mist behind this poem or the meaning behind his poem.
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And it's Creepypasta though. I believe it's just a young girl
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who reads this poem out loud and then she just dies right after
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like like not right after but you know a little bit after
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she's read this poem. But the poem itself, people
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speculate that the person and the person is, the person is
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poem, whose name is a tomino was either a boy or girl is not
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specified, was either in a abusive family or sisters were
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just abusive to her. They teaser tormented her
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tortured, her or it's a poem about a boy who went through a
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journey through hell or a girl, who's just a murderer who
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murdered her parents in. It's, it's S do something.
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It has something to do with family and innocent, who they
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were. I myself am not a poet.
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I'm not really one that who would be down for analyzing
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someone's poems. I'm just like I read it and like
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oh you know what? This is good.
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This is a good butt hole. This is you don't you know I'm
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not I'm not the type that I'm not sorry.
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No scholar or educate it, I'm not cultured enough.
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For that stuff. So yeah, you read it, you read
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it and you tell me what you think, don't read it out loud,
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just read it to yourself, by yourself, to yourself, not
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allowed in your head, okay? Anyway, 1974 there was a movie
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that came out that's based off of this poem and it's translated
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and it means transient. It's Made in Japan in Japan of
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course and the translation roughly means to die in the
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countryside. That's what the title is.
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And it's made by Terry Yama shuji. and spoiler alert, this
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director, or is the writer and the director, he dies after this
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movie is made and some people speculate that, it's because of
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this pole that he made the movie off of So yeah.
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And like I said, this isn't it's an urban legend.
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That's, that is surrounding this poll and it's that if you read
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it out loud, You will get in trouble, serious trouble like
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serious accidents, and it's just think of anything that I have
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only car crash, you'll fall down you, die, you get sick,
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whatever. And a lot of people have
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reported that this happening to some, of course, it's always how
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urban legends goes, is happens to somebody.
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I knew they read this poem out loud and and a day later she was
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dead or he was dead, you know and it's it's a trophy urban
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legends, of course so Another Trope of urban legends is.
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Filming yourself doing such a thing like such a thing.
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Like Like, for instance, there and Pa, there's something called
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the seven Gates of Hell, inhale on PA.
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And, you know, people would go driving down this road to find
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the seven Gates of this old abandoned.
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It's too soon and, you know, film each other or like people
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going to Centralia and Just filming themselves going there
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or just people, like, s sleepovers doing, like the
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Bloody Mary challenge or Candyman stuff, stuff like that.
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So, there were people who, I guess they film themselves or
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they filmed the river friends, reading this poem, out loud.
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And just, I guess nothing happened at this time.
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But it's supposed, like, I guess this curse is supposed to
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happen, like, randomly to different people, but I'm not
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sure. I wouldn't chance it.
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But of course, like teenagers kids.
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The, the obvious, like, I Achoo bet you any amount of money if
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takes like, got a hold of this there, be Tick-Tock, trends of
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people reading Tomatoes, he'll like the poem and its entirety,
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and I just like I don't know. People you know, kids are crazy,
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they do crazy things. So yeah, don't chance it.
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I mean if you want to I'll leave I'll leave the poem in the
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description. I'll copy that into the
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description so you guys can read it if you want to read it for
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yourselves. Not know, actually, you know
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what? I'll leave a link to wherever
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you can find it, okay? Or just look it up yourself.
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I don't want to. I don't want to put that on.
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Now, from the, the evil one to anybody.
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Okay? I am.
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Ricky Bobby ain't putting people on nobody.
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So, that's the first painting. I was talking about today.
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Second one coming up. Is the second one coming up is
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more more haunted and also unsettling.
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It's a it's a creepy painting, I saw and I was like, I don't know
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why anybody wanted to like paint that, but obviously, I just
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talked about you coach at you Seema.
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In her paintings. So like, oh, by the way, if you
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see her paintings, they like they give off a very what's his
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Jun jie Ito Vibe, and I mean it's, it's just I guess it's
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body horror would be like a great description for that I
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think. But yeah, it's a It gives us
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that Vibes anyway. Next painting.
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I'm talking about is titled. The anguished man which is
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supposedly one of the most haunted paintings ever.
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Oh also, I ain't going backwards.
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I'm sorry. But I know you was want me to
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get to the point. Either way, I just got to say so
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the whole that I went down to like looking up to me.
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Knows he'll or you could attach to Seema.
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At first like I was watching, I think it's jacksepticeye was
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doing some type of like let's play and I forget what the game
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is called. But I think radio station, I
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guess what was called and it's Japanese horror game.
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And I was for some reason like a psycho, I am, I went down in the
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comments and I'm just like reading the comments and stuff
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and someone mentions. Something about like you go,
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tattoo Shima and I'm like, who the heck is that?
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What does this have to do with that?
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So I look her up and I'm just like, okay, what's this?
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And I look up the poem tomato sauce because it's mentioned in
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the game and I looked up and I saw the painting and I was like,
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oh ho. So I'll like.
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Okay, what does that? Do you go?
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And I go to her website and I was like, oh oh oh oh this is
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what has to do with her. Oh my God, like all her
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paintings are there and this one is included and goddamn they
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They are creepy. But anyway, I'm sorry, I'm
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sorry, I, I don't like going backwards and do you guys when
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we get to the point of the story.
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But, hey, look, I like to ramble some I don't like to ramble.
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I do not like to ramble. I just go on tirades about
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different things that that are interesting to me, and I'm sorry
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about that. I'm sorry, I apologize, anyway.
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Like I said next painting, I'll be talking about is the
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anguished man. And the artist of this painting
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is unknown. And there is a creepy story
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attached to this as well. So if you guys would indulge me
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and letting me read today for you, oh, I reach you the back
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story of this painting. Okay, so It starts off my
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grandmother, has this painting in her attic for 25 years.
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She said it was evil, she told us, she used to see the dark
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figure of a man around a house in at night.
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She heard strange noises and crying.
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She told me the artist committed suicide shortly after finishing
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it and that he had used his own blood mixed with the oils.
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For this painting. After she died, we got the
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painting. It is currently in her basement.
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Surely after we got the painting, a various members of
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families started seeing a dark figure of a man at night.
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Excuse me, hold on, I had to sneeze, I'm sorry.
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So anyway, where was I? A nightmare began hearing
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noises. And just recently, we have her
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crying and moaning. The painting is still are not
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house. And also I never believed in the
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Supernatural. I'm now convinced there's
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something evil about this painting.
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In a video of the painting can be seen here is what he writes.
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So this is from this guy who has this painting, And his name is
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Sean, Robertson Robinson. And he made a YouTube channel
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for this painting. And he, you know, if your boy, I
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had to go and watch this this painting, because I guess what
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he was doing, while he's what he was doing was filming this
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painting and like leaving you, no lie.
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Leaving a camera running and just watching his paintings
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throughout the night. And on one of the videos I
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watch. It's very it's very, very
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Interesting, I guess you can say.
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In the video, you can hear. Noises like things dropping
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around like in the room that the painting is in or loud.
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Bangs going on the door in whatever room, this painting is
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in it slowly starts to shut by itself.
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And that's slowly. I'd say it's like kind of swings
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Shut by itself and a lot of people have said like this is,
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you know, it's fake Bubba blah because I don't know, maybe tied
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a string to the door and he just pulled it and that happen and
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maybe, so, he goes on to say, That the noises have been
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getting worse. We have heard crying from the
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corner of her bedroom. We started seeing the dark
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figure sitting at the bottom of the bed.
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Just staring at us. It's used to be a middle-aged
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man. His features are not very clear.
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As a former skeptic, I'm very curious.
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So I'm moving the painting to into our B is moving the
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painting into their bedroom. This is same thing that happened
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in the hands that resistant. Why would you move the painting?
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That is unsettling and creepy and definitely haunted into your
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bedroom. Like in the hands are resistant
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when I talked about it. They moved the painting to the
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daughter's bedroom for some reason.
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I don't know why they, why would you put that in the kids
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bedroom? And then, so these people Sean,
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he's moving this painting into his bedroom or for reasons, I
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guess. So I guess the reason is that
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like he was trying to record just painting and I don't know
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why you record it in your bedroom, though.
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This is weird. So anyway, he moves the painting
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into one of his spare bedrooms. and he starts recording it there
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and you know, he records over his three nights and I guess for
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like four hours a per night, he did this so he started recording
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like a 1 a.m. to 5 a.m. and I wouldn't wake up just to stop
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recording. I just leave it go to, I woke
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back up. But you know, it is what it is.
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Do what you want to do, buddy. So on a second night, he says,
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approximately at 3:25 a.m. I recorded the painting suddenly
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falling over and immediately afterwards.
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A small orb is visible just above the painting.
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Now, there were no drafts in a room and the painting would
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stood was stood at an Angle against a wall.
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So it should not have been able to tip over by itself.
34:25
I also experienced the strange missed again at the top of the
34:28
stairs. So this dismiss he's talking
34:31
about, it's It's something. I just him and his family have
34:37
seen. It's a Dark Mist that is in sort
34:43
of like a shape of a person and the first time, like they saw
34:48
it. at the top of the stairs is where it always manifest and
34:56
First time I saw, you know, you won't he starts to walk towards
34:59
it but it just disappears as soon as soon as he gets close to
35:07
it. But this one, he says I also
35:11
experienced the streams Mystic at the top of the stairs.
35:14
It was like I was suddenly surrounded by smoke and I became
35:18
very cold but then it just vanished as quickly as it came.
35:23
It's really. Really creepy.
35:30
So afterwards, there were no updates from Shawn for about 2
35:37
years. And then he updates again.
35:42
So he says I recently temporarily moved in with my
35:46
parents and obviously, obviously took the painting with me
35:49
because you know, obviously, why do not.
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It was only in the house for a few days.
35:55
When noises started the same noises, I had previously
35:58
experienced, then order the third night, My father fell down
36:04
the stairs. Same as my son did at the other
36:08
house. Thankfully, he was unhurt but I
36:12
have now moved the painting back into storage which I mean if
36:17
your temporary moving in with someone I put the thing to say
36:24
that I would not bring is the haunted painting.
36:27
Like I would put that in storage with my other stuff heart
36:31
they're painting. It's front.
36:34
And it's funny. I think this, he's his family
36:37
has had this painting, had had this his painting, and pretty
36:41
sure he saw as it, but they had a painting for about 30 years.
36:47
34 years, I believe his grandmother had it passed down
36:50
to him, and when you watched a YouTube videos, you can see
36:55
that, you know. There's there's some I guess
37:01
wear and tear of the painting. I guess you could call it.
37:05
Some of the paint is chipping and stuff like that, but it's in
37:10
like really woke. Additionally is really well
37:12
maintained painting before it being like a really old painting
37:16
for not being like, you know, taking care of all like that.
37:23
So he gets in touch with I guess a Paranormal Investigator, his
37:29
name was John, is I keep saying was not passed since I'm sorry,
37:33
his name is John Blackburn and I and I guess he had a partner
37:40
xion Lawman, and they ran the Mysteria paranormal group.
37:47
So he says, taking a painting to some of the Allegedly, most
37:52
haunted locations that UK crews. Are you fine, including 35
37:56
Stonegate at York and calling him Castle in North
38:01
Northumberland. So I'm not sure.
38:05
Okay, let's check that out. So, it was on the evening of May
38:11
18th, 2013 at chillingham Castle, that a group of people
38:17
experience events that were both terrifying and Explained.
38:22
None of the guests were prepared for what was about to happen in
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the early hours of Sunday morning.
38:28
The room would AC code when a large dark figure appeared in
38:32
the middle of the Seance Circle, a large wooden bench banged on
38:36
the floor of it, its own accord in response to John Blackburn's
38:41
questions to the painting. Then suddenly the bench was
38:45
flipped upside down, finally, by, what was the believed to be,
38:49
John Sage? Page 1 of the culling, one of
38:52
culling hands castles resident, resident, powerful spirits.
38:58
Who we think was showing his anger to a foreign Uninvited,
39:02
Spirit to his castle, John Blackburn stated.
39:06
It was the strangest experience in all his years of expressed
39:10
the investigation there were at least 20 witnesses to these
39:13
events. And yeah, that was that that's
39:24
that's it was I guess I don't know.
39:26
Don't this is like okay. Okay.
39:29
How you bring this guy up? Because like you know I don't
39:32
like talking about but this is like episode of freaking Ghost
39:36
Adventures when Zack brings the haunted doll I who did he have?
39:47
I'm not sure if it was Robert or got.
39:54
I think it was Robert know. There is a Robert the doll or
40:00
Peggy. I don't think you would take
40:05
Peggy. No.
40:06
I don't think she'd like that, but he took a haunted doll to
40:10
the island of the Dolls, right? And like in the beginning of the
40:18
episode, he stalks is like this media, this medium and she's
40:21
like go don't don't do that. Don't don't take a haunted
40:28
thing. Like this does probably has a
40:32
Even inside of it to a haunted location where there are ghosts
40:37
there that probably won't like that there's a foreign thing
40:42
there, but he did it anyway and it did not have a good night.
40:48
Is from what I remember is that he it's like for them again, I
40:57
don't know. Hold on.
41:00
Now you'll see on his YouTube channel.
41:04
That he was updating. I guess Santa regularly about
41:09
this painting. His last update was about four
41:15
years ago. 2017. Nothing major.
41:21
But he did mention that, like, I guess isn't like a new thing
41:25
that people who view this painting.
41:27
They have this sense of like nausea.
41:30
Are you certain, you know, feeling uneasy sick, headaches?
41:33
Stuff like that. but it's it's it's cool because owners YouTube
41:39
channel is another I guess ghost hunting team that Isn't UK that
41:47
went there, which is house to, you know, spend a night with the
41:53
anguished Man painting. And that is over.
41:59
How many parts is this? It's about three part three,
42:03
four parts of jessa's them there with extra.
42:09
I'd have not watched it, but I will add that to my watching
42:13
life. YouTube watch list later.
42:15
Run. Oh, goodness gracious.
42:21
I also I never mentioned. What does this painting?
42:25
Looks like, which is funny because I mentioned other
42:27
painting and angry. And Brian detail said, a great
42:32
deal is Brian detail. This is just a painting of like,
42:42
it's, it's a painting of a man whose it looks like he's an
42:47
anguish. He is a wide open screaming,
42:49
mouth. Not like The Scream painting,
42:53
but it's, it's a close-up of a, you know, a man who's bald, no
42:58
hair, no features, really just eyes mouth body head screaming.
43:06
And the coloring of this painting is very It's very,
43:12
it's, I mean, it's a painting. It's been, I don't know how else
43:17
to explain it. It's just like the count.
43:20
The colors that are mixed together on the painting.
43:24
Make it look kind of unsettling and I can see why, how his
43:29
grandmother could say that. Like it was probably blood mixed
43:32
in with the oil paintings, which buys the way this is like a.
43:39
So this bugs me Like this bugs me.
43:44
Is grandmother said that. Nobody news arches, right?
43:49
But as she said, that the artist killed himself and use his own
43:57
blood for the painting ma'am. How did you know how did you
44:03
know this? If nobody news an artist and
44:06
tell me like, she can't tell me. I had to some peanut.
44:10
Do Ouija board to talk to her now because she's not Not, she's
44:14
not with the living anymore, but it's just like, it's stories.
44:18
Like, this is like, okay, well, you said nobody knew that the
44:23
artist. But how does she know that he
44:24
killed himself and that the painting was made with his
44:27
blood? I'm surprised they haven't got
44:29
to test it to see it actually like blood mixed in with.
44:33
I'm not sure if you can do that, actually, I'm not sure.
44:36
I'm not sure. I don't know.
44:39
But this is all the time I'd have today.
44:45
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