The World's Most Haunted Prison Shepton Mallet with Guests The Paranormal Truth with Ruth and Jamie
Welcome, spooky friends! 👻 On this episode of Dairyland Frights, we're crossing the pond to bring you a chilling and delightful conversation with Ruth and Jamie from the UK-based paranormal podcast Paranormal Truth.
🕵️♂️ These veteran ghost hunters dive into:
- How they got started investigating the unexplained
- The scariest and most baffling encounters they’ve had
- What makes paranormal activity different in the U.S. vs. the U.K.
- The emotional toll of ghost hunting and the fine line between fear and fascination
🔮 Whether you’re a die-hard believer or a curious skeptic, you’ll love the stories they share—from haunted homes and intelligent hauntings to eerie EVPs and the mysterious history that haunts the British countryside.
💬 Plus: The trio discusses ghost-hunting etiquette, the importance of skepticism, and what the mainstream gets wrong about the supernatural.
🎧 Listen if you love: Paranormal investigations, spooky stories, international perspectives on the spirit world, and genuine passion for the mysteries that go bump in the night.
🔦 Featured Highlight: The Haunted History of Shepton Mallet PrisonDuring the episode, Ruth and Jamie share eerie tales from Shepton Mallet Prison—one of the oldest and most haunted prisons in the UK. 🏰
👻 Paranormal activity is reportedly commonplace, with visitors and staff frequently witnessing unexplained sights and sounds.
📜 The prison’s origins trace back to 1617, with construction beginning after the decision in 1624 to build a House of Correction in Somerset.
💷 Cost to build? Just £160—a haunting bargain!
If you love dark history, chilling hauntings, and centuries-old ghost stories, this part of the episode is a must-listen!
📌 Guest Info:
- Ruth and Jamie are the voices behind Paranormal Truth, a podcast that delves into real-life hauntings, personal experiences, and paranormal theories from around the world.
👻 Subscribe, rate, and share if you enjoy the eerie and unexplained—there’s plenty more where this came from!
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