Welles House Episode 37: Halloween Board Messages and Audio Playback

A House Worse Than Amityville · Episode 37 of 51

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Our Halloween investigation moves from equipment sweeps and possible voices into an extended Ouija session. The team interprets several disturbing sequences, including words read as “death awaits,” and discusses letters thought to resemble German. The source description does not establish a reliable complete translation. I want viewers to keep that uncertainty when reviewing the session. Use the chapter links to follow the actual letters and reactions, then compare them with the later audio work rather than treating every interpretation as corroboration of the others.

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DID THE WELLES HOUSE OUIJA BOARD WARN THAT “DEATH AWAITS ALL MY CHILDREN”? During our Halloween ghost hunt, the board appeared to spell disturbing messages, including “Bitch Read,” “stop me,” and words we tried to interpret as German. Watch the uncut investigation and decide what the responses really mean. I'm Tim Wood, founder of LiveSciFi. In Episode 37 of A House Worse Than Amityville, JJ, Dave, Bambi and I investigate the reportedly haunted Welles House at 46 South Welles Street in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania (also searched as 46 Welles Street). We begin with EMF and EVP sweeps, experiment with a spirit box near a mysterious candle, and move into an extended Ouija board session. Later, the team returns upstairs with an EchoBox to review more possible voices. EPISODE 37 — YOUTUBE CHAPTERS 00:00 Halloween night investigation begins 02:55 EMF sweep inside the Welles House 09:31 EVP session in the small bedroom 13:27 Upstairs room EVP investigation 22:54 Back-bedroom EVP near the hidden chimney 27:26 Staircase EVP and unexplained knocks 36:50 Setting up the spirit box near the candle 43:02 Questions about lighting the candle 49:01 Reviewing a possible “better not” response 1:01:36 Unusual sensations and reported growl 1:12:38 “That's your best?” — audio replay 1:17:02 Disturbing possible response mentioning Dave 1:26:12 Investigators report the couch moving 1:34:20 Ouija board session begins 1:48:38 Planchette appears to spell “Bitch Read” 1:54:16 Board spells “air” and “fire” 1:56:07 “Stop me” — possible Ouija message 1:57:03 “Death awaits” — disturbing board sequence 2:02:09 “Cat and mouse” interpretation 2:07:38 Investigators discuss possible German words 2:22:07 Closing the Ouija board session 2:54:06 Upstairs EchoBox investigation 3:21:18 Possible “only with fire” audio response 3:40:25 Closing remarks and next livestream THE OUIJA BOARD'S DISTURBING WORDS The main investigation takes a turn around 1:48:38 when the planchette seems to spell “Bitch Read,” drawing a reaction from the group. Later we read “stop me” and “death awaits,” followed by letters interpreted as a warning involving “all my children.” These are our on-camera interpretations of the board movements, not independently verified messages or proof of a demonic presence. DID THE BOARD START SPEAKING GERMAN? During the longer session, we attempt to make sense of letter sequences that appear to resemble German. Viewers have suggested “ich war mit,” meaning “I was with,” and possible references to “Legion.” The recording does not establish a complete, reliably translated sentence. Listen to the letters as they're called and decide whether the interpretation fits. GHOST BOX RESPONSES, A STRANGE CANDLE AND MOVING FURNITURE? Before the Ouija board session, we question an apparent presence using a spirit box near a candle. We interpret audio fragments as phrases such as “better not” and later a response mentioning Dave. Around 1:26:12, investigators report that the couch moved even though nobody believes they kicked it. Camera angles, shifting furniture, radio fragments and electronic audio artifacts all deserve consideration before drawing conclusions. HALLOWEEN AT THE WELLES HOUSE This is a long-form recording of our original Halloween investigation. The reported haunting drew us to the house, but what matters is being able to review the actual footage, including the questions, pauses, equipment issues and disagreements about what was heard. The recordings leave room for both paranormal interpretations and ordinary explanations. HELP US INVESTIGATE EPISODE 37 What do you think the board spells at 1:48:38 and 1:57:03? Do you hear recognizable German, or are the letters too ambiguous? What moved the couch at 1:26:12? Please post the EXACT TIMESTAMP and what you observed. Skeptical explanations are welcome too. READ THE 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

Explore the Welles House historyRead Tim Wood’s firsthand account and the background behind the haunting.

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