Another house which was prevalent with a massive historical background; again of the revolution and the revolutionary wars, with the house being turned into a hospital by the owner, Mary; who also lost her husband, Robert Field, mysteriously in the river...he was against the British and perhaps this had something to do with his death. Mary also suffered her own tragedies with 4 of her seven children dying there. As well as it being overrun by mobsters and being a speakeasy and a brothel in later years. Such a varied past would give it plenty of activity. Though this ep boasted some great evidence with the presence of Samuel, the little boy and those voices on the Geobox, some of them very menacing; it wasn't one of my favourites. Located in Fieldsboro, New Jersey and run by Loretta who along with others, painstakingly wants to preserve the property.
Also knew Nick would sleep in that bathtub, yuk! At least he had his covers under him. When he got up the following morning, the first thing he did was to fix his hair by running his hand through it, even before he was out of the tub, naturally!! Ha. Katrina immediately being attracted to the house and especially in the room with the broken door, as well as having her arm flicked in the attic, clearly showed the presence of Samuel who must've thought of her as a motherly figure. Then the voice they got asking "Where are you daddy?" That was so sad as he's still looking for his father. Begging the question of whether he actually knows he's passed and is no longer alive. Perhaps Samuel may get some closure with Nick and Katrina being there since he did appear to them in the attic too. The figure on the 3D mapping was so cool, though he did seem to be hiding from them under the table.
Also as Loretta says what's interesting was Katrina seeing some sort of a mass in the room and Loretta says someone else saw something (white) mist-like. Wonder if that could have been a woman in a bride's dress, as some other people have reported seeing a ghost, nicknamed, 'Dolly' who could be 'Molly,' i.e Molly Field who married Robert Stockton, another owner when the house was sold.
See here: http://pix11.com/2014/10/31/pix11-uncovers-spooky-evidence-at-white-hills-mansion/
The voice at 10;17 sounds like he says "Louis" a while after Katrina asks 'who's in the room right now.'
As for the brothel, voices also say "leave us..here."
At 33.26 when Katrina asks for the name of the murdered person, the voice says, "I did it."
Then voices continue: "Did you see that?"
"Kill him...cut his throat..."
Before the, "get out" sounds like a woman's voice asking for "help."
Something at 34.01 sounds like: "what if you slit here?" Sorry it sounds like 'slit' more than "sit" to me?! That's Scary!!
"Help."
"Get out."
They didn't enter the tunnel, wonder if there was a way to get in there, but Katrina was scared off by the spiders Nick called crickets. Hey they looked like spiders to me too! Ha. Creepy! Not much action in the bar but the voices regarding the brothel were hilarious and with Katrina mouthing what was said in response to their question of what happens in that room. Again as I said last ep, lipreading Katrina!! Not to mention the threatening voices and I heard "Nick" too. But not sure if it was referring to our Nick or someone else and he did get his hair pulled and not by a child cos he wouldn't be able to reach his head.
All in all an investigation which did provide some answers for Loretta and also showed similar experiences to what others have had as well.
Love this show with each episode it just gets better an better. There aren't enough words to praise it. Especially since it's not just about investigating for the sake of it: investigate and film and that's it. IT actually adds depth and insight into investigating. The documenting shows the varied paranormal experiences they endure and Nick and Katrina question and analyze why something happens, why a certain haunting occurs or entity manifests itself. Pursuing further the way investigations are carried out without remaining stagnant. Really pushing the envelope and furthering this field in the twenty-first century!
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