Coltan Scrivner

Okay, so Savannah, though.

Savannah, Sorrelweed House, famously haunted, went on a ghost hunt there.

I was in the basement of the Sorrelweed House, and it's very dark in the basement.

And there were a few things that happened, like I felt something brush my leg.

And I talk about how if I would have been on a historical tour of this house in the middle of the day, and I felt something, I would have been like, oh, it's a cobweb or whatever.

Yeah.

But of course, because I was there, my expectation is that it's supposed to be haunted, even if I don't believe in ghosts.

And so it kind of gave me chills in a way that it wouldn't have.

And then over in the corner of the basement, running along one of the walls, the big house, there are some posts.

It kind of makes a hallway on that side.

And there's a little old wooden chair in the corner looking down the hallway.

Supposedly, people see the ghost of an old soldier, a Civil War soldier.

And he's angry.

He's like a big, tall, angry soldier.

He's always in some kind of uniform.

He's got a hat on.

So I was like, well, ghosts don't exist.

I'll go sit in the chair and see what I see, right?

Sit?

Okay, great.