Welles House Episode 44: The Return Visit and the Board Countdown

DID THE WELLES HOUSE OUIJA BOARD COUNT DOWN FROM NINE TO ONE? During our return ghost hunt, the planchette appeared to count backward, our ghost box seemed to repeat the name “Bishop,” and we recorded tapping and unsettling reactions upstairs. Later, a flashlight switched on as I asked questions in the dark. I'm Tim Wood, founder of LiveSciFi. In Episode 44 of A House Worse Than Amityville, Bambi, Dave and I investigate the reportedly haunted Welles House at 46 South Welles Street in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania (also searched as 46 Welles Street). We revisit the upstairs rooms, test a Ouija board, use a spirit box beside an object described during the investigation as a Dybbuk box, and conduct flashlight and EMF experiments. The visit takes place around Hanukkah, when we were exploring reports of increased activity at the property. EPISODE 44 — YOUTUBE CHAPTERS 00:00 Welles House investigation begins 02:31 Reported footsteps and REM-Pod alerts upstairs 14:28 Preparing the Ouija board experiment 16:06 Ouija board session begins 25:36 Tim reports feeling unusually drained 32:03 Letters interpreted as the start of “diablo” 32:54 The Ouija board counts down 33:58 Possible footsteps on the staircase 38:04 An apparent “tarot” board message 41:14 The planchette appears to spell “rope” 43:47 Hostile board message directed at Bambi 49:05 Closing the Ouija session 50:38 Dybbuk box and spirit box experiment 53:13 Apparent “attack him” ghost-box audio 59:37 Blue meter light and reported cold spot 1:01:34 Tim describes intense chills and touching 1:09:07 EMF readings while discussing Hanukkah 1:11:12 A possible “Katrina” name is heard 1:17:40 The ghost box seems to say “Bishop” again 1:20:50 A possible female voice says “I'm here” 1:22:40 A reported temperature drop 1:33:33 Prayer playback during an upstairs walkthrough 1:38:39 Unexplained tapping during the experiment 1:47:24 Tim reacts to a harsh growl-like sound 1:51:41 Tim reports his shirt being pulled 2:06:47 A wall panel reportedly shakes 2:12:44 Three knocks near the radiator 2:16:00 Break and viewer questions 3:19:59 Prayer playback experiment resumes 3:26:34 Reported tapping during prayer playback 3:52:15 Flashlight switches on during questioning 3:59:55 Ending the investigation DID THE OUIJA BOARD REALLY COUNT DOWN? At approximately 32:54, the team calls out descending numbers during a Ouija board session, and around 33:11 we react when the planchette appears to jump. Earlier, we interpret part of a sequence as the beginning of “diablo”; later the letters appear to form “tarot” and “rope.” These are our live interpretations of board movements, not verified communication with any entity. Review the letters as they are spoken and decide what you see. WHY DID THE GHOST BOX KEEP SAYING “BISHOP”? Around 1:17:40, Dave hears what he interprets as “Bishop,” a word that had also come up in prior investigations. A viewer independently logged several possible “Bishop” responses during the longer radio-scan session, along with sounds interpreted as “I'm here.” Ghost boxes can produce radio fragments and ambiguous syllables, so listen without reading the proposed words first. The recording does not establish the identity of a spirit or confirm that any voice comes from the house. TAPPING, COLD SPOTS AND THE HANUKKAH EXPERIMENT We play prayers and music while observing the house during Hanukkah because we wanted to test reports associated with the holiday. I report tapping around 1:38:39 and a growl-like sound around 1:47:24. The team also examines marks on my back and reports my shirt moving. Later, around 2:06:47, a wall panel appears to shake from our perspective, and at 2:12:44 we hear knocks near a radiator. None of these events establishes a supernatural or religious cause. Loose paneling, heating systems, airflow, environmental noise and camera conditions are worth checking. THE FLASHLIGHT TEST IN THE DARK After the viewer Q&A, we resume the upstairs experiment. Near 3:52:15, a flashlight switches on while I am questioning the room; I continue testing it alongside a meter. A flashlight adjusted close to its switching threshold can activate from ordinary mechanical or temperature effects. The timing is interesting, but it should be assessed without assuming the source. HELP US REVIEW THE EVIDENCE What do YOU make of the countdown at 32:54, the possible “Bishop” response at 1:17:40, or the flashlight at 3:52:15? Leave the EXACT TIMESTAMP and what you heard or saw in the comments. I welcome ordinary explanations alongside paranormal interpretations. READ MY WELLES HOUSE HISTORY & HAUNTING: https://livescifi.tv/2021/05/welles-house-haunting-worse-amityville/ SUBSCRIBE TO LIVESCIFI: https://www.youtube.com/@livescifi Thanks for investigating with us. — Tim Wood | LiveSciFi.tv #WellesHouse #OuijaBoard #ParanormalInvestigation