As I was walking through the hallway,
I felt like somebody was watching me.
Hello? Is someone there?
(LAUGHS)
I thought to myself, "There might be something evil here."
(GROWLS)
The longer I worked there, the more strange things happened.
Adrienne! Adrienne!
Began to feel afraid of the hospital.
Please stop!
Things would just move.
I unplugged it and it was still going off.
It's him. (LAUGHS)
I saw the shadow go into that room.
This person died that evening.
There's no one here but us. Get out!
(LAUGHS)
I never believed in ghosts but they are out there.
Stop it. Stop it now.
His eyes looked like he didn't have a soul.
Leave me alone!
Whatever was with him meant harm.
(GROWLING)
(THEME MUSIC)
Darkness falls, and the night is just getting started.
(SCREAMS)
You're doing so good. Big push, big push.
OK, come on.
(SCREAMS)
(BABY CRIES)
Congratulations, it's a boy.
Hours after giving birth to her third child,
Tina Fleury recuperates in her room.
It was around 2 o'clock in the morning.
I was still sleeping from the medication they had given me.
I was a little groggy but I was hearing a giggle,
like a little child giggling.
(LAUGHS)
I was really expecting to see my children there.
(LAUGHS)
And I open my eyes and there was nobody there.
Hello? Who's there?
(LAUGHS)
The giggling was getting louder.
(LAUGHS)
So this time I looked in my doorway and I saw a little child there.
(LAUGHS)
He was just standing in my doorway, just giggling.
He was so bright like a bright light was surrounded by him.
Are you lost, honey? Do you need some help?
And I started talking to him.
I asked him who his name was, he never answered me.
He just giggled at me.
I'm gonna call the nurse, OK?
So I put the call light on to get the nurse in the room.
I looked down and I looked up and he was gone.
You buzzed?
There was a little boy just standing there.
And I had asked the nurse
did she see the little boy in the hallway?
"I think he's lost. He might be needing help go back to his room."
I didn't see anyone. Are you sure?
You're our only patient tonight.
There's no one else here.
She had this look on her face like she was holding something back,
like she wanted to tell me something more, but she did not.
I was getting really scared and uneasy.
I didn't know what to tell her.
I mean, she was convincing me that I was the only patient there,
and at that time, I dropped the subject.
I didn't say anything more about the little boy.
How about I give you something to help you sleep?
So she give me some more meds to make me go back to sleep.
And I woke up the morning I was discharged.
Two months later, Tina finds herself back at the hospital,
this time as a nurse instead of a patient.
At that time, I was working at a nursing home
and the hospital had actually called me
and asked me if I was interested in working the OB unit.
I was so excited because that was my dream job.
Hi, I'm Tina. I'm here for my orientation.
Hi. Hi.
When I was doing my orientation, my nurse who was supposed to train me
was actually a nurse who had taken care of me in the hospital.
How's the baby?
Oh my goodness, so cute.
Aw, you must be loving it.
Tina settles into her new duties,
but it's not long before she learns
her dream job hides a chilling secret.
Got your name on the list here, and every patient submitted
gets inputted into this computer here.
We were sitting there for a while, going over policies and procedures.
You know that boy you told me about?
Out of the blue, she looked at me, she goes,
"Do you remember that little boy that you described to me?"
Yeah.
I looked at her real strange and said,
"Yes. but you said nobody was there."
You're not the only one who's seen him.
What?
She told me the story about a little child
that was admitted on the second floor
on the paediatric unit
and had accidentally fallen out of the bed
and somehow broke his neck.
He died instantly.
(SCREAMS)
I've seen him too.
What do you mean he's haunting in the hospital?
You'll see it, it will happen.
She said, "You wait, you'll see. It will happen."
And I just brushed her off because I was totally confused
at this point in time. I didn't know what to think.
There's a rumour about this boy that's died in a very tragic way
inside the hospital.
A lot of times when the spirit dies in a very tragic way,
it's stuck in a state of that desperation and sadness,
and it's crying out for help.
It does things to act out in order to gain recognition
of the way in which it died.
This entity may have remained there because it fears moving on.
It might see the needs of other children and patients
being attended to while it's crying out for help itself.
Tina doesn't have to wait long to discover this story
is more than mere rumour.
My first patient that I had in the labour and delivery unit
was a premature baby.
We called him Peanut and I was very protective over Peanut.
I took care of him for almost two months.
(LULLABY PLAYS ON RADIO)
One night when I was in the nursery,
I was rocking the baby and we had the music on.
It was getting really peaceful and quiet in there,
and Peanut was starting to settle down.
(RADIO TUNING)
And all of a sudden, the radio started just changing stations
for no reason at all.
So I got up and I switched it back over to the music
that I had on before.
(LULLABY RESUMES)
(RADIO TUNING)
And it switched back over.
And at this point in time, I put the baby down in the bassinet.
(RADIO CONTINUES TUNING)
(LAUGHS)
I can't explain that.
It had no batteries in it and it was not plugged.
I unplugged it and it was still going off.
You see? It's him.
Just like I said.
My co-worker, she believed it was the little boy who did that.
It's something a mischievous child would do.
(BEEPING) Call light.
Room 207.
That's impossible. I just came from there.
That room is empty.
It's OK, we'll go see it together.
OK.
When the call light system had went off,
me and my co-worker, we walked down the hall.
I was actually kind of regretting to go in there
because I didn't know what I was gonna see.
I didn't want to go in there.
When we walked in the room,
it was really ice cold for no reason.
No reason at all.
You could almost see your breath.
It must be a malfunction.
And when we were walking down the hall...
That was weird. So weird.
It was so cold.
(SCRAPING)
..we were hearing a noise like furniture scooting on the floor.
(IMITATES SCRAPING)
What was that?
I don't know.
OK, you go look after Peanut.
I'll see what's making that noise.
OK.
Hello?
Is someone there?
(CREAKING)
I did not want to go in that room alone.
Is somebody here?
When I walked in there,
the rocking chair that was normally by the bed
was actually twisted around, facing the window.
I turned around, I could not believe what I was seeing.
(GROWLS)
(SCREAMS)
There's something in that room. What are you talking about?
The chair! It moved by itself.
That makes no sense.
I'm just telling you.
What's happening? I don't know.
We'll get to the bottom of it. It's OK.
We had our nurses' charts on top of our desk,
and out of the corner of my eye, I seen one of them move
and I looked at my nurse and said, "What the hell?"
What's happening?
I...I don't know!
It was crazy.
It was like somebody just came by and started flipping our charts over.
I looked over at my co-worker, she looked at me
and we were like, "What in the world is going on?"
We just couldn't believe what we were seeing.
I thought to myself, "There might be something evil here."
(BOOM!) We heard a bang.
What now?
What the shit is going on?
So we put Peanut in the bassinet.
I knew something wasn't right.
I feared what might happen next.
(BABY STIRS)
Shh.
I'll go check it out. OK.
Oh my god.
You're never gonna believe what the hell just happened.
What?
Come look.
What happened to the cabinet door?
That door travelled about 12 feet across the room.
How did that get there?
We have no clue how none of this happened.
This makes no sense.
It doesn't.
I don't know what's going on.
I was looking at the door that was on the ground
and I heard Peanut cry.
(BABY CRIES)
It was not his normal cry.
It was a softer, muffled sound, kind of cry,
and that got my attention.
Peanut, no! No, no, no.
Peanut was trying to cry and it was muffled.
Somebody or something had placed a blanket over Peanut's face.
And I really got scared, and I picked up Peanut
and I started yelling at the spirit.
Shame on you!
Trying to hurt a little baby!
I started cussing at the spirit,
telling him he had no right to harm anybody in here,
telling him to get the hell out of here.
Get the hell away from here!
Leave the baby alone!
I was angry.
I was so angry that he was trying to harm Peanut.
(SCREAMS)
That little boy was a devil.
2 00:14:36.240 -- 00:14:38.440 align:middle line:90% position:50% After Tina confronts the entity,
paranormal events at the hospital quiet down.
She hopes it's a chance at a fresh start.
(BOTH LAUGH)
About three weeks later, Peanut was discharged.
He went home and we had no patients,
so I had to go up to the third floor to help that unit out.
(BEEPING)
We got a call.
Alright. Let's go check it out.
We had a patient there that I was assigned to.
She had a hip surgery.
She was not able to move from the waist down.
She's always like, "How does it work?"
Oh my gosh. I haven't experienced her yet.
You'll see.
(WOMAN SHOUTING)
I can't take no more of this.
What's the matter, ma'am?
Get him out of here! Get him out of here!
Who?
The little boy! He's right there.
Right there.
She was just screaming, cussing us,
telling us to get this little fucking boy out of his room.
"He's driving me fucking crazy."
She was just cussing.
Get him outta here. Where did he go? There's a little boy in here.
Don't you see him at the bottom of the bed?
(LAUGHS) Get out!
He's right there!
He's right there between you!
She kept saying, "He's putting stuff at the foot of my bed.
"He just keeps running in and out, in and out,
"I can't get no sleep, you need to get him out of here."
There's no one here but us.
We told this ma'am there's no boy here.
She goes, "There's a damn little boy here,
"he is a pain in the ass."
What does he look like?
He's got dark hair. You can't see him?
He's wearing a white hospital gown.
He's got a bone coming out of his neck.
When she had described what the little boy looked like,
I realised that's exactly, exactly what I had seen
when I was admitted to the hospital. Same little boy.
He's got a bone coming out of his neck.
Can't you see him?
It scared the shit out of me.
That's the best way to describe it.
It scared the shit out of me.
It validated what I was saying, somebody else seeing it.
So now I know that I was not going crazy.
Go check. Go check.
He put something in the bed.
We finally calmed her down a little bit
and she says, "Can you check at the foot of my bed?"
She said, "I know he put something at the foot of my bed."
And we pulled back the blankets
and right there at the foot of her bed,
there was four syringes.
Just one, two, three, four.
They were perfectly lined up in a row at the foot of her bed.
There is no way that she could have done that.
He's right there!
He's right there between you!
(SCREAMS)
Children are mischievous by nature.
And the placement of the syringes
might not necessarily suggest harmful intent.
It might have just been the child's mischievous way
of trying to use an object that will definitely get someone's attention.
The best way to deal with the spirit would be to talk to it
just like a child. To let it know
that it scaring patients and that's not nice.
So we went back to the nurses' station
to look at the security cameras
because that unit had security cameras.
We didn't see anybody go in there.
We didn't see no boy go in there.
The only ones you see going in there is the nursing staff.
And none of them left the needles there.
With all these frightening encounters,
Tina considers quitting her dream job.
Every part of my body said, "Do not go back to work."
Ultimately, her sense of duty compels her to return.
For a while, the entity goes quiet,
but it has one final terrifying surprise in store for her.
I had to go to my old unit to get supplies,
and I was really nervous about going there by myself
because I knew this is where the spirit hangs out at.
As I entered the old OB unit, I felt the dread
just immediately come over me.
There was no electricity on, just the emergency lights,
so it was really dark.
As I was walking through the hallway, I felt like somebody was watching me.
I felt like they were standing behind me
and watching me like they were walking with me.
Hello?
Who's there?
(LAUGHS)
I was down there by myself.
I had nobody to call.
There was no phones in there because the unit was shut down.
I literally had nobody here to help me.
I could feel my heart pounding in my chest.
I'm not messing around anymore!
Show yourself!
Hi, Tina.
(SCREAMS)
I heard a voice in my right ear.
It said, "Hello, Tina."
Hi, Tina.
This really aggressive voice,
and I felt the breath from it on my neck.
It moved my hair.
I was absolutely terrified at that point.
(SCREAMS)
I ran.
I ran out of the OB unit.
(LAUGHS)
I made the decision to quit.
Mentally, I couldn't deal with it no more.
I was tired of going to work, of being scared.
What the hell? What's happening?
I was worried my life was in danger.
(GROWLS)
(SCREAMS)
I had to leave my dream job for my sanity.
It was literally breaking me down.
I don't know if the little boy was attached to me
because maybe I have children of my own.
And he just bonded with me.
I don't know why he picked me.
I wish I would have found out if I could have helped him.
Hi, Tina. (SCREAMS)
After seeing what I'd seen in the hospital,
I realised there are spirits out there.
I never believed in ghosts.
I never thought about them, but leaving the hospital
made me realise they are out there.
I still stay in touch with my co-workers
and they say that he is still there at the hospital.
(SCREAMS)
2 00:22:05.360 -- 00:22:08.360 align:middle line:75% position:50% The dawn breaks in Oklahoma.
At a local hospital, cook Adrienne Hart
arrives to start breakfast for the patients.
I worked at five in the morning.
I would come in, the hallways were still dark
because nobody had turned lights on yet.
Where we entered and exit,
there was a long, probably 40 foot hallway.
I later learned that this hallway
was where they used to take the patients
through from the ambulance into the rooms.
That wing was absolutely quiet.
Oh, excuse me.
Good morning.
When I first started working there, one of the first people that I met
was the janitor.
He was pale.
His white hair and his face matched.
He was a scary man.
Every morning, for about an hour, I was totally by myself.
I would come in and I would start getting breakfast ready,
making the biscuits, putting the bacon in.
Everything was normal at the hospital for about six months,
and then things started being a little different.
I had to make the biscuits, so get everything out,
the flour, the biscuit cutter.
I had set the biscuit cutter down and went to go get something else.
And when I came back,
the biscuit cutter wasn't there any more.
I thought maybe I had carried it with me.
I went looking for it.
Hello?
Anyone here?
I looked around for somebody else that might be there.
There was nobody there.
So I thought, "No, I did that.
"It's early, I'm tired."
Two, three days later, it happened again.
Things would just move.
About a month of this happening every other day,
I got to the point where I would mentally mark
where the item was.
Salt on the counter beside the bowl.
Salt on the counter...
Hey, girl. You OK?
Yeah.
Let's take a break.
I spoke to my best friend
who came in an hour after I did every day
and asked her if she noticed anything different.
It's happened to you too?
I thought I was going crazy.
She says, "I am so tired of things moving."
She said, "I thought I was losing my mind."
So it was happening to her thankfully.
I...It wasn't just me.
That guy gives me the creeps.
Oh, stop.
The janitor had a wife that was a nurse there.
She was very pretty.
She kept her hair back in a bun.
She looked a lot younger than what she really was.
Beautiful young lady.
Old... Beautiful older lady.
Cute couple.
(GROWLS)
Let's get back to work.
Despite the strange occurrences at the hospital,
Adrienne does her best to make herself feel at home.
And to fit in with her co-workers, including the janitor.
We would sit and talk on our breaks.
Is that...Is that a cat?
He had many cats.
Yes.
And he would tell me strange things.
You don't own them.
They own you.
And he would talk about how you worship cats.
Can I show you something?
Sure.
When he would speak of the cats, in the same sentence,
he would talk about ghosts or demons.
Or different things that I had heard nothing of.
They were once worshipped as vessels of the gods.
Oh.
He believed that they gave him some sort of power.
He was very serious,
so it was a little disturbing at the time.
It's possible that the janitor is surrounding himself with cats
because of the cat's association
with the paranormal, the supernatural.
I do believe that he believed that there was a power,
that they gave him some sort of power.
(LOW CHANTING)
There's a lot of lore about cats.
Cats were very sacred to the Egyptians.
They were believed to hold divine energy,
and in the Middle Ages, it was believed
they had the spirit of the devil.
(GROWLS)
The longer I worked there, the more strange things happened.
I was in there again alone in the kitchen.
I had just slammed that oven door.
Out of nowhere, I heard this voice.
Adrienne.
It was my name.
The voice sounded human.
It sounded like somebody
that was trying to get somebody's attention.
Adrienne.
Hello?
When I heard the voice, I looked around.
I was trying to see where the voice came from.
There was nobody there.
I dismissed that the first time it happened.
Then I heard the voice again.
It happened again a few days later.
Adrienne.
Who's there?
There was no patients there that would have known my name.
There was only my co-workers.
Look, this isn't funny.
Adrienne.
Whoever this is, stop.
Please stop.
Adrienne.
I didn't feel safe in the kitchen any more.
Adrienne sets aside these unnerving distractions
to focus on her duties.
We would put the big tea pots,
the metal ones that you put the lid on top.
We would put them out there on top of a table for the nurses,
anybody who wanted a drink.
Look who's here.
Hey. Can I get you a tea?
We're just about ready to head out actually.
I bet you want to get home to all those kitties of yours.
I do, I do.
Let's get out of here.
Have fun with your cats.
Nan!
The two were standing in front of me.
(GROWLS)
My best friend is on the other side of me.
And the lid picked up and just slid down the hallway,
about 20 feet as if it had been thrown.
How it happened, I don't know.
I began to feel afraid of the hospital.
2 00:34:10.800 -- 00:34:12.080 align:middle line:90% position:50% As time goes on,
things only get worse as the strange events continue.
I was delivering food.
I turned to go down the hallway and I saw...
(GROWLS)
It was the size of a human, maybe a little bit taller,
almost stretched out.
It was just a shadow.
I was shaking.
I saw the shadow go into that room.
I knew I had to go in there.
I knew I had to do my job.
Hi there.
I have your food here.
A little bit later, I was cleaning the dishes.
Code blue, Room 502.
And I heard over the intercom
that there was a code in that room.
He just smiled.
At that point, it flashed through my mind
that maybe that janitor had brought something in with him
or he had manifested something, I didn't know.
Whatever was with him meant harm.
(GROWLS)
So the next time I saw it, it was even worse.
Because I knew what it did.
I knew what happens once the shadow goes in there.
Hey. (GASPS)
You OK?
No.
Could you just please deliver this meal to that person?
Why? What's wrong.
I told my friend without telling her what I had just seen.
"Will you please deliver this meal to this person?"
I said, "I just need to step outside."
Please?
OK, go.
I've got this.
I turned, I walked away.
This person died that evening.
There was something in the hospital.
And I think it was tied to the janitor.
(GROWLS)
There was a rumour
that if you upset the janitor or his wife,
that something would happen to you.
I took it as a joke.
Can you believe the weather that we've been having these days?
I mean, there's this one...
There was an anaesthesiologist.
He would stand outside and talk with us on breaks.
It is starting to lift but there's this one cow...
Sorry, ladies. Would you excuse me a moment?
Hey, hey.
It's the third time in a row.
There was an incident where the anaesthesiologist
had said something.
Those two did not get along.
What do you think that was about?
Come on, let's get back to work.
The next day, he had a kidney stone right there in the operating room
and collapsed.
Where he had not been hurting before that at all.
(GROWLS)
I felt like the janitor would almost curse people that he was upset with.
People that would offend him ended up hurt or worse.
Did you hear about what happened to Dr Jones?
Yeah.
Do you think he's gonna be OK?
I have no idea.
I thought I could smell kitty litter.
Shh!
Sorry, she's just kidding.
(MOUTHS)
My friend had made a rude comment about smelling like cats,
something to that effect.
Two days later, she was in the hospital with a heart attack.
Which we had no idea she even had heart issues.
I felt like he had projected something to make that happen.
If the janitor felt that he was crossed in some way,
he might appeal to negative entities around him in order to get even.
I don't know if the cats had anything to do with it,
his religion had anything to do with it.
Or if he was just a witch of sorts.
(GROWLS)
I don't know what he was.
The janitor might be influencing those around him
through psychic means, he may be acting as a conduit
for spirits using the energy of cats, the supernatural energy,
to amplify everything.
Adrienne continues to show up for her shifts.
However, she starts to worry she may become the next victim
of the mysterious forces that prowl the halls.
I was closing the kitchen.
I had just finished cleaning everything up.
The lights flickered.
I didn't think anything about it.
I shut off the light switch.
Shut the door.
I looked behind me,
and the janitor is standing right there
where he wasn't a minute ago.
(MEWLS)
The janitor, his eyes look like he didn't have a soul.
They were just dark.
(GROWLS)
Too bad what happened to your little friend.
I look at him, he is just grinning.
I was ready to get out of there immediately when that happened.
(GROWLS)
Adrienne. Hello?
I heard my name called in a female voice.
Nobody there.
I know what you're doing.
Stop it! Stop it now.
(LAUGHS)
Adrienne.
(LAUGHS) Adrienne!
Adrienne! Adrienne! (LAUGHS)
Adrienne!
Leave me alone!
Adrienne!
(EVIL LAUGHTER)
I was not going to have any more to do with that.
I didn't want to go back the next morning.
It did not feel like the place
I had worked at for the last three years.
It felt like I didn't even know the place.
I decided that this is it.
It's time to stop working here.
After I found another job, I never worked in a hospital again.
Anywhere there's death, I'm not going to be there.
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