Chapter 1: What are the haunted locations in Houston discussed in this episode?
she said as a part of this ritual they had a woman an adult woman laid out in the center of this circle and this guy stuck a pistol up her private area and fired and blew her head off oh my god and this woman testified that they then told her that she needed to go lick the meat so she had to get down and lick all this stuff up
Chapter 2: How does the Texas Killing Fields relate to paranormal activity?
Okay, guys, really excited for this one.
Chapter 3: What is energy residue and how does it affect haunted locations?
I got on a ghost hunter.
Chapter 4: What technology is used in paranormal investigations?
He's been doing this for over 10 years now. We got Colin.
Chapter 5: How do demons attach to individuals according to the guest?
Thanks for joining us, man.
Thanks for having me, dude.
Chapter 6: What are the implications of the Epstein files discussed in the episode?
Welcome to Houston.
Yeah, welcome to Houston, right?
Chapter 7: How is AI impacting child exploitation issues?
One of the more haunted cities, I'd say, based off your videos.
You know, it's actually interesting because for years I told my wife I didn't want to move to Houston because I viewed it as being not haunted. Like I was living in Austin at the time.
Chapter 8: What are the dangers of the dark web as mentioned in this episode?
But as I've lived here for the last year and a half and kind of explored all these communities, I've come to find out that it is incredibly haunted, not only because of the history, but I mean, you got one of the most haunted places in all of Texas, Texas. Right outside of here, the Texas killing fields. Is that animals or is that... It's humans. Oh, humans.
Yeah, 30 plus women and girls found in this kind of geometric area outside of Houston. It's probably 20 minutes from where we're at right now. And they're all unsolved. Except for like four. They think that they can be attributed to this one guy, but the rest are just...
Yeah, no answers in the story. Holy crap. So when you went there, did you sense anything? Did you see anything abnormal?
Yeah, so that video did really well for me. It was kind of one of my first times doing a true crime paranormal mix. My wife and I co-host the podcast Murder in America, so we covered that story. And just being out there, thing that I feel like nobody you can't really get across on YouTube is the feeling of being somewhere like You walk into a building even this building.
It's like you get no energy. No vibe. It's just you're here at some random place Yeah, but out there in the woods, especially if you go back past the area where these four victims bodies were found It's so heavy And we actually got on one of our devices, the name Robert, and at the time had no idea what that meant. You know, I had made a little remark, oh, maybe we should look into this.
I'm editing the video later on, researching even further into the case. Robert is the name of the guy that they suspected of being guilty of some of these crimes, Robert Abel. And he killed himself by driving his car onto some train tracks, parking and letting the train run into him. Gee.
And his literally from where we were at at that moment, it's like this is the Killing Fields area and his farm property is literally right next door. Like you could see the property from where we were standing. So, yeah, I would say that it's haunted.
Definitely. I always thought it was so interesting how these heinous crimes like murders and rapes or whatever, it leaves this energy residue behind, it seems like, right?
Yeah.
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