This could be our final stop ever.
This is out of my nightmares.
We are going to the nation's most infamous psychiatric hospital.
Hello?
I don't like it in here.
Are you mad at us? Are you? Battery!
Battery? What does that even mean?
BLEEP, look, dude, my camera just BLEEP shut off.
What? What?
Hello. I am freaked out.
Our stuff is destroyed.
Holy BLEEP. Someone's here.
(SCREAMING) Just go!
Wait, this is a dead end. It's a dead end, this is a dead end!
My name is Dakota Laden.
I'm leading my sister and two best friends
on a road trip
exploring the most haunted locations in America.
Oh my gosh!
Go, go, go, go, go. I'm freaked out.
Experimenting with fear and how it affects
our interaction with the paranormal.
Each night, we separate and sleep alone.
The catch is, only one of us knows where we're going.
This is it. It has all come down to this.
From the very start of this road trip,
I wanted to take us down some of the darkest, bleakest roads,
the types of places where all of your instincts say,
"Do not go in there."
And now it's time for our final stop.
So, how do we wrap up this terrible journey?
Well, by exploring a place that's so diseased with dark history
that it's unrivalled by any place we've ever been to.
We are going to the nation's most infamous,
disturbing and deranged psychiatric hospital.
What remains of this massive property is treacherous.
Falling apart piece by piece from years of neglect and vandalism.
The buildings look like they are straight out of the apocalypse.
A place where the experimental treatments
were medieval at best, and to the patients,
suffering can only be described as grotesque and inhumane.
If the sight of this place does not send shivers
down the team's spine,
then I think the hauntings definitely will.
People report being physically touched,
others are overcome by an overwhelming sense
of being unbalanced and wanting to escape.
Audible whispers, giggles, and violent screams
have been heard throughout the property.
We truly have travelled down a dark and twisted road on this trip.
If we really lean into the darkness
in all of its forms, deprivation, no light source,
unexplored locations,
will that bring us closer to the paranormal?
Will that scar us or scare us?
In the darkness, is the truth revealed?
Well, we'll have to find out because our biggest test starts right now.
This is it, you guys.
We are on the last leg of the journey.
How are you guys feeling,
are you guys ready to take on the final stop?
I am running on fumes right now.
This has been a long trip so far.
All of our experiences, all of our fatigue,
our emotional drain is all coming to this point.
Do we have what it takes to finish this road trip strong?
How do you feel taking away the flashlights
has affected this trip and affected you personally?
It spiked my fear up 10 times more.
You don't have any security,
you have no confidence in the spot that you're at.
What's next? What have we not experienced yet?
This place has been on my radar since the very beginning of our days
when we used to urban explore and we finally got access to it.
It's going to be one of those nights
where we are as far apart as we've ever been.
We're going to be dealing with some intense, negative hauntings
and we're going to need every single thing
we've learned on this trip to get through this.
Once we read the packet,
I think everything will start to make sense.
But I am going out with a bang.
This could be our final stop ever.
You think this might be the one to do us in?
This is it, that's our last packet read of the trip.
I am so curious.
Here you go, Chels.
Norwich State Hospital? Norwich State Hospital?
I've heard of this place.
This place is notorious.
I can't believe I didn't put two and two together.
I don't think we will ever find a location
in America as brutal as this.
Norwich State Hospital.
Withering along the side of Route 12
in southeast Connecticut are the decrepit remains
of the most notorious mental hospital in the United States.
When you first pull up and you see how big it is,
it's creepy, especially at night.
It's been locked up for so long, no one's been in it,
so when you get in here, everything just comes to life.
Though most of the staff tried their best
to treat those in their charge,
the nearly 100 years of alleged mistreatment,
radical procedures and horrific deaths
have cemented Norwich State Hospital in infamy.
Norwich State Hospital has been a facility
to treat the mentally ill since 1904
and they closed its doors in 1996.
The majority of patients were for schizophrenia, depression,
epilepsy, which they deemed as a mental illness at the time.
We also had the criminally insane.
Over its 90 years in operation, the campus grew to 900 acres
with over 75 buildings.
But while the acreage allowed them to take in more patients,
it also spread the staff thin,
allowing patients to be neglected and abuse to run rampant.
Overcrowding was a big issue. The hygiene conditions
were really atrocious and really got worse
into the 1930s in the Great Depression.
In 1939, a state senator visited the facility
and alleged that the hospital was mistreating patients.
He noted that their food and clothing
were woefully inadequate.
The doctors were incompetent and that it stunk to high heaven.
That's horrifying. That's absolutely disgusting.
We've been to a lot of asylums,
but this, this is a whole new level of neglect.
The treatments were experimental at best and many of them
were first administered on a grand scale
in the Lippitt Building.
It provided lobotomies, hydrotherapy.
The first electric shock therapy treatments
that were conducted caused such violent reactions
from the patients that they would dislocate their spines
and injure their shoulders.
So, they would be doing these and it would continuously
break their spine and fracture their jaw.
Yeah, from the seizures they were having.
And they kept going? Mm-hm.
Very disturbing.
One truly brutal treatment was Metrazol shock therapy.
Metrazol is a stimulant that they used to overdose a person into coma.
There was a lot of injuries as a result,
there were deaths.
But the most heartbreaking and deplorable treatment
to be carried out was forced sterilisations
known as eugenics.
This horrific practice was designed
to prevent psychologically or morally unfit people
from reproducing in hopes of improving humanity
through better breeding.
Sterilisation was something
completely out of any patient's hands.
In the 1920s, there was a superintendent here at Norwich
who expressed the idea that a person
should be euthanised after say, 15 years of unsuccessful treatment.
Along the same lines was sterilisation practices.
From 1909 to 1963,
Norwich State Hospital sterilised 559 people.
Dude, it's like equally parts disgusting and disturbing.
And this is like non-voluntary.
That is something you thought only happened in Nazi Germany.
This might be the most brutal place we've ever been to.
A thousand people died here.
You always hear about unmarked graves.
Most of the time, the relatives didn't really want the bodies.
Once they got, they dropped them off, they wanted nothing to do with them.
It's a shame.
Thousands. It makes me really sad.
We tend to pick up on energies,
this might be one of those nights that's equally as sad and upsetting
as it is scary.
The most active areas include the nurses ward.
Across the street from the Lippitt Building,
this was staff housing for nurses and their families.
Many people report feeling watched and followed in this building.
Booming audible noises are heard
and people have been physically touched.
I was by myself.
Down the end of the hallway, I heard talking
that came from the large room.
The closer I got to the end of the hallway,
it turned into a whisper.
My arms were starting to go numb.
I felt as if I was really sick, really weak.
The Bryant Building.
A former tuberculosis ward,
it operated as an orphanage and geriatrics wing for the hospital.
The basement has the darkest energy.
People report feeling unbalanced
and have an urgent need to flee the area.
What I saw, I would say it's demonic,
wanting to get your attention so much it might hurt you.
One of my volunteers was scratched down her back
and she had blood coming off of her back
and you'll feel jabs in your stomach, you'll get headaches.
This energy, whoever it is,
is not fond of women being down in the basement.
The Lippitt Building.
The most notorious of the remaining buildings.
That's where they did all the treatments
and god knows what else they did behind the doors.
Sounds of raspy whispers, children's giggles,
and a woman violently screaming drift through the hall.
I do not come in here alone.
I will not walk down the hallway alone.
I experienced a little girl, she mocks you.
The very first time, I could not find my flashlight.
I heard her laugh at me.
But what is most strange is that some rooms
randomly become soundproof.
While one may hear a noise in the hallway,
the moment they walk into one of the rooms,
all noise stops. What?
That would be absolutely terrifying.
This is going to be big, this is going to be one
of the toughest things we ever do.
I don't feel ready for this one.
I genuinely feel like I'm pushing us over the edge.
So, this is it, you guys.
It's our final stop, our final night of the trip.
This is definitely going to be a major challenge.
This could be the last stop ever.
It really could be.
It's sad to think about but it's the end of the road,
we don't know what lies ahead for us
and we also don't know if we're going to make it out.
Well, we're getting close.
Time for us to go up front and start the night.
Is that one of the buildings?
Oh my goodness.
Seriously?
What are we doing?
OK, you guys. Welcome.
Are you freaking kidding me right now?
This is next level.
Oh my gosh.
What?
The heck.
OK.
This is it, this is actually the Lippitt Building.
This is out of my nightmares.
This is really not a good idea.
Alright, guys.
Let's get this night over with.
Let's go in. What the heck?
No way.
This is so scary.
I have a very bad feeling about this place.
We just set up our gear room in the nurse's ward
and now we are about to start our night.
I think we should just go as a group
and hit all these buildings one by one.
Tanner will be recording on both a thermal camera
and a night vision camera simultaneously.
Right now, we're going to go explore the Bryant Building.
It is like so spooky out here.
There's the moon, holy crap.
At least we have a little bit of light.
This is such a creepy area.
It's like a maze of trees.
This used to be the old tuberculosis housing building.
It's also the orphanage.
I am going to have this recorder on so unlike our other digital recorder,
this one will be recording the entire time
we're exploring this building,
and if it does capture an EVP,
we won't know until we are done with the road trip
and reviewing the audio.
It's the most vandalised place I've ever seen.
If there's anyone here right now, can you tell us something?
Can you give us a message?
Can you make some type of noise?
Holy crap, dude.
Whoa. Whoa, a bat.
Bat. I hate bats.
Stay there, mister bat.
I know the basement is where people have reported
like the darkest energy.
Watch your head.
This is depressing. It's depressing down here.
I get why people feel the darkest energy down here though.
Like it's, it's a creepy basement.
(THUMPING) What?
Whoa. What is that?
That bump? Yeah.
It was like two footsteps. Just bump, bump.
Wait. Hello?
Who did we hear just running above us?
We have a device with us.
We'll be able to hear your voice.
Let's keep exploring, I guess.
This is like old children's clothes.
These have got to be from the orphanage.
That must be like the uniforms.
That's so sad.
This is probably like a similar bed frame
that they were using.
OK.
Well, I'd love to stay here for a long time
but we got a lot more buildings to hit.
Let's get back to the gear room, swap batteries and keep exploring.
What? Whoa.
Bat, just a bat. Come on, dude.
And the trek begins.
I think we go up this trail and through the woods
and to grandmother's house we go.
We are really out in the middle of nowhere.
We're just asking for trouble.
Alright, back to nurse's, back to the gear room.
Yep. Yeah, let's swap batteries
and get ready to take on more.
What? Oh, you guys.
Yo, what? Dude, our stuff is destroyed.
Holy shit, dude, everything's out.
No way. You guys.
Is this broken? Dude, are you kidding me?
That is broken.
Somebody robbed us.
Someone's here. What?
Hello?
Dude, I don't know.
Is that the only entrance?
There's so many access points.
Dude, we need to like lock these places up when we leave.
What the hell?
Is anything missing? That's all I care about right now.
Alright, so, let's just make sure everything is still here.
Our cameras are still here. All of our cameras still right here.
How does the battery case just get flipped?
Someone was on a mission.
Chelsea, do you have your wallet in your backpack?
You have it?
My money is in here. My money is here, all my money's here.
What? OK, nice.
It doesn't look like anything's gone.
Everything is still in this case.
OK. All the batteries and stuff are here. All of them.
I don't understand this.
What if it wasn't a person?
I mean, this is, the nurse's ward is one of the most haunted spots.
This is one of the haunted hotspots,
like there is a chance that this was paranormal.
We didn't have a camera recording in here, we've never done that.
I never even thought to do that.
Whatever it is, is pissed off.
We've never seen a spirit move this many objects.
No, like I thought we were safe in the gear room.
Nope.
Now I absolutely do not want to be in here at all.
I'm pissed. This is like really invasive.
We don't know what just happened.
We don't know if there's an intruder who came into here
and totally went through all of our stuff.
Or if possibly we're dealing with something paranormal.
We have a wide camera set up
and it's filming this whole room where all of our gear is
and we're just going to let that record the rest of the night.
Right now, we're going to go do a sweep of the nurse's ward.
Hello?
Guys, let's definitely keep our eyes peeled.
This is really disturbing.
I have a bad feeling about this.
No, something is weird about this spot.
Did somebody in here go through all of our equipment?
Chelsea's holding something right here in her hand.
You can use it to talk to us, you can choose one word.
Are you angry at us? Are you mad at us?
Can you tell us who you are?
So many places someone could hide in here, too.
I know.
It'd be so easy to hide.
It seems like whatever it is that we're talking to is mad.
Are you mad at us? Are you angry?
(VOICE)
Battery. Battery?
Oh.
What does that, why is it saying battery?
What does that even mean?
It's going to drain the batteries? I don't know.
I feel like something is right here.
Are you going to drain our batteries?
Is that what you're saying?
If there was somebody in the building,
we would have heard them. Yeah.
Like we've been in the building long enough
where even if we didn't see them, we would have heard them.
We've checked all the rooms in this place.
We've looked everywhere, haven't heard anything,
haven't seen anything.
We should probably get going to the Lippitt Building.
We still have one more building to see here on the property.
What? What was that?
What is happening with you?
All of a sudden, my thermal camera got super blurry
and then a heat signature went from the top to the bottom.
What? Hello?
Holy... What the fuck was that?
A bat!
OK. Yeah, there's a bat.
Fuck me! I just hit myself in the head!
Just come on, I don't want to be the only one.
Fuck you! Fuck you!
Just go.
Wait, this is a dead end.
It's a dead end, this is a dead end! Go!
I don't have a flashlight.
Fuck! (LAUGHS)
Shit!
There is a bat attacking us.
We're good.
Oh, God, I hate bats.
Alright, our gear is still here, it's still in place.
Alright, let's get out of here and go to the Lippitt Building.
Just leave that camera on.
Jeez.
Alright, off to Lippitt. It's a long walk.
This is like way, way out here.
Like there's no way the walkie's going to reach this distance.
No.
I can see the outline of it right now.
Oh, yeah.
This is terrifying.
So, behind me is the Lippitt Building.
This was where all of the brutal and barbaric treatments happened.
Electroshock, hydro shock, lobotomies, Metrazol treatment.
And this is even where the forced sterilisations happened.
Today, people experience a lot of paranormal activity,
people hear giggling, they hear women screaming,
raspy whispers, but the most bizarre of all
is people suddenly feel like
all of the sound leaves the room and it goes soundproof.
So, we're going to just explore and see what happens.
Just imagine what it would have sounded like in here
back when it was functional,
probably so much screaming, so much pain, so much crying.
This building makes me really sad.
People come here in like the most vulnerable part of their life.
And it's like, to think of the things
that these patients went through is so heartbreaking.
I just can't believe all the treatments that happened here.
It's so sad.
The lobotomies, the electroshock, the hydro shock, the Metrazol,
where people were basically... They go into seizures
because of the therapy.
And they'd break bones in their body, their jaw, their back.
It's so sad. This is, this is where it all happened.
This is where so much suffering happened.
I mean, they quite literally treated them like animals,
like they didn't treat them like humans.
Like an experiment. I mean, people died from their treatments.
That is how barbaric that time was in treating mental illness.
And it didn't slow them down in the slightest.
They just kept going. These people were getting hurt.
These people were breaking their spines and dying.
And they just kept on doing it.
It's uncomfortable to even think about.
I genuinely, my mind cannot even go there
where like, to even sympathise with people who went through that.
Like it sounds so outlandish to me. It sounds so farfetched.
I mean, we've been to places where one of those things happened
and we thought it was horrific.
And this is like every single disgusting act in that time
in the medical field happened in this building.
It makes sense that this is the most haunted area
with the most energy.
And just imagine sitting in one of your rooms,
hearing those screams and knowing eventually,
that's going to happen to you.
That's got to be absolutely torturous.
We all know someone who's got a mental illness
and the fact that they were forced to be sterilised here,
it's just so sad.
They already feel like such outcasts
and to take away their ability to breed is just horrible.
This is the lobotomy room.
The lobotomy room? Yep.
This is where they performed the lobotomies,
hundreds of them, too.
Is there anyone in here that can hear my voice?
If you're one of the patients, we just want to say
that we're so sorry for what happened to you here
and how they tried to treat you.
It's just so sad.
Can you let us know you can hear my voice
by knocking or making a noise?
Anyone else feeling like incredibly depressed?
Yeah. Yeah.
I actually don't like it in here.
(VOICE)
Whoa.
Dude, that was a fuckin' male voice. My gosh.
What the fuck? What the actual fuck, dude?
I didn't hear it. I heard it clear as day.
It sounded 100% like you, Tanner. Yes.
Seriously? I'm not kidding, dude, 100%.
Just... Be quiet.
I actually don't like it in here.
Whoa. Oh, dude, that was a...
I actually don't like it in here.
Whoa.
As Tanner was talking, it sounded like
a second Tanner's voice started talking.
OK, let's go look around.
There's still part of the building we haven't seen.
Hello?
Holy fuck! What?
Dude, my camera just fuckin' died. What?
My camera just died.
Dude, it was at like a 50% battery.
I can't even turn it on.
Camera on, it should be on right now.
What's you guys' battery?
Dude, I'm at like over half right now.
Yeah, dude, I have three...
Three fourths. Shit!
What, what? My camera died.
Holy shit! What the fuck?
(ALL YELLING)
My camera just died. No, what?
I don't know.
How..? My camera is off.
Dude, it won't turn on? No.
Dude, we've never had two cameras down.
We all change batteries at the...
Everyone's battery should be at over half.
Oh no! Dude, what?
(ALL YELLING)
No fuckin' way. Yours is dead, too?
Fuck!
We have one camera recording right now.
Dude, I have a full battery.
What the hell? How did all three of our cameras just die?
Dude, I don't have a good feeling about this at all, dude,
I don't have a good feeling.
We don't have batteries.
OK, let's just go back.
Can we just get out of here?
Let's go back to the gear room. We need batteries.
Dude, we've never had all three,
like all, all of our cameras start dying.
Let's get out of here. I'm gone. How is that possible?
Oh my God.
This has never happened,
we've never had more than one camera die.
Oh my God.
OK. What?
What in the hell is happening right now?
Yours is good, right?
It's still going. How much battery do you have?
It's over half right now.
See, all of us should have over half.
Something's literally drained our energy.
Oh my God.
Dude, how does all of the cameras die?
All of them are dead, that's fuckin'...
(ALL TALK AT ONCE)
This one, this one's still on. That's terrifying.
Dude, all of our cameras are dead right now.
Alex's died on the way here.
Get these batteries. Yep.
Alright, I got my camera back up, I'm rolling again.
I am rolling again.
OK, she's on.
OK, I'm, I'm rolling.
I don't even know how to like, explain what just went down.
We're in the Lippitt Building,
just exploring, and one by one our cameras died.
Also, totally maybe off topic,
our entire battery case was flipped upside down.
That's true. That is true.
Like of all the cases of all the stuff,
that was the most obvious like ransacked.
Like maybe that batteries we got on the Ovilus
was referring to the batteries on the floor,
but then when we didn't make the connection,
then it drained our batteries.
I really believe that the spirit that makes the room go soundproof
in the Lippitt Building, that's what we just experienced.
It just took our camera's battery.
It is that time of night where we do have to go to bed.
Two people will be in the Lippitt Building.
Whatever is in that building right now
is super charged and ready to show itself.
This has been such a terrible night, and unfortunately,
it's time to spread out as far as we've ever been
and sleep alone.
And once again, you guys, I'm sorry to say this,
we will not be sleeping with flashlights tonight.
Oh, God, I hate this part.
So, we have all agreed on the four scariest locations
for us to go sleep.
First we have the Bryant Building.
And then we have someone in this building,
in the nurse's ward where the gear room is.
And last we have the Lippitt Building.
This is where two people will be sleeping tonight.
So, that's it. Those are our four scariest spots.
Tanner's going to write those out on a piece of paper,
then we're going to draw and that's where you go sleep
for the rest of the night.
Alright, I think that, Tanner, you should draw first.
Me? Yeah.
They all completely suck.
What?
Lippitt Building. Lippitt.
Everything about it is like absolutely terrifying.
Something is going to happen now. Fine, who's next?
You pick.
You. Me?
Yeah. Damn it.
That always happens. Good.
Lippitt number one.
That's right where we just came from.
At least I got someone with me but this is no good.
This is not good.
Oh my god.
I think you, Chelsea, you're up. Good luck.
No, it's the Bryant Building!
Oh, no.
You're like a half mile down the road.
This is the most far away I think I've ever been ever
from you guys at an overnight.
That means I am right here in the nurse's ward.
Wow.
Where our gear room got ransacked. This sucks.
I'm actually really nervous for this.
I mean, maybe I should sleep in the gear room
with all these lights on. No, it's a hallway.
To make sure it doesn't happen again.
Nope. Hallway. Oh, God.
Well, everybody, cheers.
Cheers. We got this. Wow, you guys.
This is it, last time.
Good luck.
I'm just going to take all your good lucks
because I feel like I'm going to need it the most.
You can't do that, that's actually not how that works.
I did it, I took it, I took all of your good luck.
I have a forcefield around mine.
This building seems so incredibly far away from everybody else.
Hey, Tanner, can you hear me?
Hey, Dakota, can you hear me?
Hey Alex, can you hear me?
You've got to be kidding me.
No one can even hear me by walkie.
I feel 10 times more freaked out now.
It's been over an hour already and nothing's happened to me.
I don't really know what's happening with Tanner either.
He's so far away from me.
I haven't heard him scream or anything so that's good.
If you hear my voice, can you step into this room?
We've heard you before, we know you drained the batteries.
It is way too dark in here. The windows are boarded up
on this entire floor. This is where our gear room is.
Someone or something ransacked our gear room,
overturned cases and now I'm here alone.
Hello?
Is there a reason that you messed up our gear room tonight?
(CRASHING)
Holy shit! What the hell was that?
Something just like crashed in the freaking gear room,
something just made a really loud noise.
(CRASHING) Holy shit.
What the hell?
Hello?
OK, nothing moved, it all looks to be
in the same spot but that was like,
something metallic like hitting the ground or hitting like metal.
Is there anyone in here?
Are you messing with the gear again?
Alright, I'm going to go back to my cot.
Anything that makes a noise down there
is going to freak me out because of what happened earlier.
(CLANKING) Hello?
I am freaked out.
I just heard something over there behind me.
I have no idea when we're packing up
because I can't communicate with anybody.
So, I've been in here for a long time.
I did bring the digital recorder.
I am going to ask some questions
and see if I can get something to communicate with me.
Whoever might be in here, what is your name?
My name is Dakota
and I'm so sorry for what happened to you here.
What do you have to say to the doctors and the staff
that was forcing people to be sterilised here?
Can you tell me what types of treatments were done to you?
Alright, I am going to cut on the digital recorder.
Whoever might be in here,
what is your name and how old were you?
My name is Dakota
and I'm so sorry for what happened to you here.
What do you have to say to the doctors and the staff
that was forcing people to be sterilised here?
Wait, what? The digital recorder just died.
This had a brand new battery in it,
it was totally full, it should last for hours.
Normally I would not even like make a big deal about this
but the fact that our cameras died
in this same building earlier,
I need to go to tell Tanner.
I'm freaking out.
Hey, Tanner. Hey.
Dude, guess what?
What?
I was doing a digital recorder
and in the middle of playing it back, my recorder died.
Dude, what is happening here? I don't know.
Dude, I've been sitting in this whole entire time taking photos,
I haven't gotten anything, like this makes no sense.
OK, well, I'm going to go back to my spot,
like we don't have a ton of time left,
but I had to come tell you.
I was scared as hell.
Dude, be careful.
Now for the long walk back.
Fuck, that's terrifying. The digital recorder went off.
I had to go tell Tanner.
Dakota! What?
My camera just died now, too!
What the fuck? Seriously?
It just died right when you left, Dakota! Dude, it's dead.
It's dead!
No way, dude! It won't even go back on.
It was just on when I was in here.
It's literally been on this whole entire time.
Here, this one's full.
Four cameras died earlier.
Now my digital recorder died and your camera died.
That's six things that have died in here.
There is a very powerful spirit in this building,
the Lippitt Building that can do a lot.
I'm going to go back to my spot.
Let's just give it like 15 to 20 more minutes
to see if this can show itself.
It has the energy to now.
This has to be one of the most confusing nights I've ever had.
Like why did this thing consistently drain all of our batteries?
Normally at the end of these things,
I feel like we've accomplished something but now,
I just feel like I have so many more questions
that need answers now.
I don't even feel like whatever's here is like demonic or evil.
I just feel like a spirit of one of the patients
who was completely wronged in life
and now in the afterlife is just pissed off.
I just hope whoever that is knows that we are not here
to be an enemy, we're here to be a friend and to tell your story,
just to let the world know what happened to you here.
Nothing.
I'm going to call Chelsea and let her know
that she can start wrapping up and get back.
(PHONE RINGS)
Whoa. Hello?
(STATIC)
Hello? Chelsea?
Can you hear me? I can hear you.
(VOICE BREAKING UP)
What the hell am I hearing right now?
Chelsea, are you OK? I'm OK.
(VOICE BREAKING UP)
What the hell?
That is the creepiest sound I've ever heard.
Chelsea, I literally can't hear what you're saying.
Can you hear me now?
Oh my God. Yes, I can hear you now.
What the hell was that?
I, I have no idea what you're talking about.
Dude, you should have heard what I just heard.
Like, it sounded like the creepiest thing ever.
OK.
Well, the good news is it is time to go,
so if you want to start...
Alright, I better start walking now because I got like a mile long walk.
Norwich is truly unrivalled by any place we've ever been to.
This wasn't just a night of horror,
this was a night of sadness,
and I'm glad I saved it for last.
There's so much pent up pain and suffering
trapped inside those walls, you can feel it instantly.
There were definitely deaths that happened on this property.
But there's also a side of me
that thinks about the patients who were actually living.
Lobotomies, forced sterilisation,
how their souls were stripped from them.
Sometimes, when it comes to darkness, it's not about fear.
It's not about the paranormal.
Sometimes it's about the history and what you learn
about human nature and what we've done to each other in the past.
What we experienced last night,
especially in the Lippitt Building,
wasn't an evil demon. It wasn't an evil spirit.
This was either one or multiple angry patients.
Whatever was there drained us,
it drained our batteries, it changed our moods,
it stopped us from recording what was happening in that building.
We had six cameras die and we have no idea how to explain it.
Because of my whole experiment on this trip with the darkness,
I believe we found a way to make a bigger connection
to the paranormal.
Facing your fear is how you truly get to know yourself.
I think all of us got to know ourselves
just a little bit more this road trip.
I am incredibly proud and very relieved to be done with it.
But my mind needs rest, my body needs a break.
We are exhausted, we're mentally drained,
physically drained, we're ready to be done.
We've finally hit the end of the road.
What else is out there?
Is this the end? Is this really the end for us?
I don't know.