Top 10 Terrifying Places In North America That Are Pure Evil – Part 2



Top 10 Terrifying Places In North America That Are Pure Evil – Part 2
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These places are terrifying because they are filled with pure evil and paranormal activity. Whether you’re an avid believer in the supernatural or not, you won’t be able to resist the spookiness of these locations! Let’s get into the Top 10 Terrifying Places In North America That Are Pure Evil – Part 2.

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46 thoughts on “Top 10 Terrifying Places In North America That Are Pure Evil – Part 2”

  1. Secemoira Harrell

    The grand ole what 🤣🤣 that’s worse than ppl trying to pronounce the places in Louisiana

  2. i laugh when i watch these videos as they always mispronounce words, over all good videos tho.

  3. I've been to the Pioneer Saloon. We were there for an hour or so, but didn't see anything spooky. The guys working there said they'd never seen any ghosts either. I did meet the town tramp who pronounced Harrah's Casino as "Huh rahh's". Probably went to school with this girl.

  4. Cyra Dragoness

    Your pronunciation of Opry is horrid. It's not "OH-pree," it's "aw-pree." Also, it's Wash-oe, not wa-shoo.

  5. theresa schuebel

    LA boo, it's pronounced LA boo. I didn't take French in school, I took Spanish and I grew up in Oregon and even I know how it's pronounced

  6. Amanda Ramalho

    You guys should make a channel same as this but for adults only so we can hear certain things you can't say on this. I mean bot being able to say killed murdered and words like torture it's freaking crazy to me.

  7. Jensen T. Solo

    My parents worked in the hotel industry for years. I remember one of those hotels having no 13th floor. They had, in this order, rooms 12A, 12B, then 14.

  8. If that’s true of the congress inn why wouldn’t they tear it down and bury the bones??!!

  9. Fun Fact- The 13th floor has been eliminated in many hotel's and hospital's due to superstition or past occurrences.

  10. Jade Repaye-Finnerty

    They and I are Canadian. We are naturally without the right USA accents so quit complaining 🇨🇦😂 My friends here in Canada make fun of me because I have a Louisiana accent. I only lived there for 5 years as an adult. All the rest of my life has been here in Canada yet I cannot lose the Louisiana accent 😂🤭

  11. The most scary thing about the Hoover Dam is when I was on the tour I went in tunnel and the lights went off for ten seconds right at spot they said they believe a persons body was located when lights flickered back on there was a small leak water was trickling down and he took wad of gum he was chewing and placed it on leak we asked him if it was okay to leave it that way he said it happens all the time they will come down and fill it and then popped more gum in his mouth then we went to the turbines and they had to shut down four in front of us as problems with pipes as water was all over floor most likely was a crack in pipe which could be why lights flickered is what I thought never went back I would not even go on top

  12. Some advice. If you are going to do a "terrifying" video dont have a narrator that sounds like a Valley Girl. And also, get one that can pronounce words properly. Sheez….

  13. Gustaaf Argoan

    Leaving people in the concrete at the Hoover dam? Stupidest thing I've ever heard.

  14. "Opryland" isn't pronounced like "Oprah".

    It's pronounced like "Opera". Op-er-E-land

  15. Socialbuttafli

    Growing up with an Aunt who is a retired newspaper editor. I literally have a issue with the mispronounced words. Good video but a little Google translate would be highly appreciated.

  16. I love the background on the places, but a few more specifics would be wonderful, like city and state for each of these places? Just a thought.

  17. mmmm…. sorry my OCD had a stroke everytime she said OH-pree-land lol…. good video though 😉

  18. Uhhh Excuse Me?!? 😂Did she really say “where the ghosts CONJUGATE,” ?? I’m hoping she meant “congregate”… if not, I have quite a few questions 😅

  19. DoNkIe NiNeFiVe

    I can confirm that Louisiana's old state capitol has something going on. I sanded some of the floors there. I never knew the story though. We thought we were tripping. A few things happened while nobody else was on that floor. We looked around to make sure nobody else was on that floor. Nobody. The room with all of the chairs in one of those pictures is on the 2nd story. We sanded that room along with a stage about a month or so ago. The stairs go from the 1st floor to the 2nd. Really nice building.

  20. So many words were missed pronounced that it was kind of frustrating to watch. 😮 but it was a good watch

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