I'm all for the collecting of the odd momento. However, I do have too much respect for the dead, to consider the piece of someone's skeleton a souvenir.
When I was at the valley of the kings I visited a tomb. Whilst inside there was a brief thunderstorm which caused a power cut and plunged the tome into darkness. This coincided with me being in the burial chamber inspecting the mummy. I was on my own and scared to death. I imagined lots of noises but thought it best to stay put. Eventually the lights came back on and I swear that the mummy’s hands and arms had moved. I refused to go down any more tombs and asked my wife to throw away my unused tomb tickets. I didn’t get much sleep that night.
I went down into a lot of them, and even was face to face with Tutankhamen’s face, as a $2 tip/bribe bakshesh got me and a young American guy, I met on the overnight sleeper train from Cairo he was in the cabin next to me, me about to turn 40 a couple of days later which is why I went there, since I had wanted to since I was a kid in the early 70’s. He had a guide organised as he was going back on the night train that night, it was so amazing, I loved every moment of it. I didn’t have anything creepy happen, but yeah that would have given me a bit of a fright too. What an incredible place Egypt is to see first hand though, I was alone as my girlfriend in London had Cancer so couldn’t travel, I’m an Aussie so it was only 4.5hrs from London, and I went after work, my colleagues all called it a long haul flight, but I said I drive further than that for a weekend at home, and this was for 6 day’s. But that was my best birthday of my life as I spent it at Cleopatra’s temple during the day, and the Karnak Temple that night which had a cheesy sound and light show, which was right up my alley.
@@SweetlyfeSounds bloody brilliant, and I love the way you talk about it from the heart, it was obviously a really special time in your life and a memory to treasure. You lucky bastard!
The fact she stole human remains as a ‘souvenir’ makes me feel absolutely no sympathy for them. Serves them right for disrespecting the dead to such an extent!
This is a great haunting tale I never heard about before. I think if one considers human remains as good souvenirs, one ought to expect bad things to happen.
Nevermind all the chaos with the bone. Being married to Zayla sounds like Hell enough. Being married to somebody who would descecrate a burial site just so they can show off a piece of someone's body to their friends for clout is a dealbreaker. And she still got mad at him for wanting to get rid of it after everything. Put the bone back and get rid of the wife. 😂
@unikkorns IMO, you are soooooo spot on with your assessment of Zeyla Seton and what to do with the bone! I have found a picture of Zeyla and had this been made into a movie, no casting agent could have come up with a better choice than the woman herself to play this entitled, elitist twit.
It was very common at the time to get pieces of mummies and other gruesome relic’s especially Egyptian, people even ground up mummies as cures for certain conditions, I believe that was in the late 1800’s, but Egyptian relic’s became very popular again among the rich & aristocracy all over Europe and America, after the 1922 discovery by Howard Carter of Tutankhamen’s tomb. Having been there and looked Tutankhamen right in the face as a $2 tip/bribe got me and the young American guy I met on the overnight train from Cairo to Luxor and spent the day with him and the guide he had organised, it was an incredible experience, I went there for my 40th birthday when I lived in London and not in my home Australia. I would never take a bone or anything like that, I did take 2 stones from the valley of the King’s and from the outside of Dendera Temple which was one of Cleopatra’s places, one for an English friend who was crazy for Cleopatra and Egypt, and her having a chronic health condition’s would never be able to visit it. But whenever I pick up a rock even in my own country, I ask permission from the spirits of the Aboriginal elders that look after each mob’s/tribe’s country as if you go onto country a living elder will invite you onto country and smoke you with eucalyptus leaves they tap you all over with it, so you aren’t disrespecting the country and the elders spirits, and also so you don’t bring bad spirits onto their country.
Seton didn't know how the papers got the story? He just relayed he had told all the good fellows in his club about it. He just didn't know which one of them told the story and how many they told it to. If I had a tomb-robbing spouse, I would leave them if they didn't return their souvenir.
Never ever disrespect the dead, what a horrible idea to take it in the first place . The wife was not a nice person. Burning only exacerbates the problem.
The only thing that might of stopped it,ould of probably been to return the bone back from where it came,never take from the dead... excellent reading thank you...
Precisely my thoughts. Souls are usually sentimentally attached to relics or old belongings and even corpses that serve them as reminders of their past lifetimes. They'd be hugely appreciative, when you return them. When you look after the dead, they look after you like they return you favours in the times when you least expect surprises, that is, after you have done good deeds for them. I know this, as I've lived in few haunted houses.
How dare she steal part of a body just for a souvenir. Why didn't they take it back & return it to where it belonged for goodness sake. They deserved all that happened.
Sir Alexander Seton and his wife Dame Lilias Drummond from Fyvie Castle in medieval times are on my family tree. I’m fortunate to be making a trip to Edinburgh next summer so I can’t wait to tour Fyvie
Is Sir Alexander Seton the guy who got married again after his wife died, and during his wedding night there was a commotion and the next day they found the name "Drummond" engraved outside the window - in such a way that no human could have accessed the location and done that? Wasn't there a suspicion that he had murdered his wife? If I remember right this happened at Fyvie Castle in the 1500's. I found this story in a book many years ago, there's nothing about it on the internet or at least not that I can find anything. I hope I'll get chance to visit Edinburgh one day too, I've only been in Edinburgh to change trains on the way to Dundee, lol. I'm in England. I've become very sick and disabled a few years ago so cannot go anywhere, if I get an operation one day then I will hopefully be back to normal and then there's so many places I want to see! The sickness/disability is not the result of some Egyptian curse by the way, or at least not that I know of - but I am originally from Egypt (Luxor) and have remembered a connection to Pharaoh Tutankhamun during two past life regressions. I hope this is all just coincidence...
@@LittleKitty22 yes, you are correct about Alexander Seton. There’s a very good portrayal of his wife being starved to death so he could marry her 18yr old cousin Grizella on a TH-cam video called Haunted Castles of Scotland narrated by Robert Hardy. It’s extremely well done and fascinating to watch.
I can beat that. I lived in the Edinburgh executioners offices on Parliament Square in Edinburgh. Managed to stay only 8 months before myself and friend fled. It's currently an AirBnB as they can't get tenants to stay longer than a few days.
I too had a very disturbing experience in a flat in Glasgow. Started off typical poltergeist activity, then transpired into evil, demonic activity. Visitors to my flat witnessed and experienced unpleasant things. I eventually fled the flat with my two young sons in fear for our safety.
@@barbara-annmacdonald1358 oh gosh, I feel for you, I know that 'fear'. I have since found out that the flat was the office of the Edinburgh Executioner. I thought about writing it all down and sending to Erie Edinburgh. I have photos that I cannot explain the things that are clearly captured (I'm a pro photog, too). Several film crews have tried to film in the flat but their batteries drained instantly.
Great and interesting video. Naturally I have subscribed. Edinburgh is a beautiful and amazing city in a beautiful and amazing land ❤ 😍. I have been several times and absolutely loved it. Thank you for this video. Kind regards from Ireland 🇮🇪.
Thanks for the sub! I love Ireland. Was over in 2001, drove down the west coast, it's beautiful! Name of the place escapes me but we finished the trip in a place that has palm trees growing. Would love to go back.
Here is a quick true story, my mum's best friend died few years later her husband every thing was meant to go to charity . The solicitor was executor of estate he let people take what they want he took there car the people left it a mess. He bought a motorbike on his L s turns out he been stealing from many deceased estate not long after he was on M7 motorway a lady coming down the ramp onto highway didn't see him and hit him all up 6 cars hit him his body disintegrated all that was left of him was ONE foot. Moral of the story don't steal from the dead karma will get you.
I wish! When my little one got buried, after having been murdered, the funeral director stole the jewelry off the body as well as a little toy. Funeral director never had karma coming back on him - he harassed me for years until he died of extremely old age. I had to find out he was friends with the murderer!!! I went to see a lawyer about the whole thing - turned out he was friends with the lawyer!!! Even though he lived in another city, about an hour's drive from the lawyer's office!!! I have cursed him but I haven't seen karma get him, can only hope the devil had him.
Brilliant story and definitely spooky, they should have posted that Sacram back to that young Woman, and then they would have been alright. I’ve been to Egypt such an incredible place, I would love to go back as it was for my 40th birthday, and a long time ago, I would love to see the new museum. It was a childhood dream to go from reading my Atlas that would have photos as well as whatever that country was ell known for, plus the maps, I have traveled and lived in a number of places around the world, all down to my Atlas , and my Mum calling them mental holidays (imagination) and sh would ask me where I was going next and what was I doing on that day, it led to a life long love of travel. We were working class, but you can do anything when you are encouraged to explore, especially when given a love of reading books for pleasure by your parents and learning to use the Libray as a kid, we could buy many books but we definitely used the library all the time.
what a great speaking voice! and i know! i do conference work as an audio tech every day and i know a great presenter when i hear one and you sir, are the bees knees!
I Would Have Never Taken it, !!!!!! And When You Started Having These Hauntings, I For Sure Would Have, Went Back, And Put it Back, Where it Came From !!!!!!
That was cool,I've heard a few stories of this nature,I think there's something to be said about people/culture/events imprinting itself into the land and the removal of items upsets the whole ' reality" of time and space
Im from edinburgh but live in the Scottish borders now. Ive only just came across your channel (always late to the party🙄😅) im loving it!! Your voice reminds me of home🥰
Was very disrespectful of the woman to take human bone with her. It doesn’t surprise me what happened. Interesting. I have learned from my own and others paranormal experiences to be wary.
Hi i truly love your wonderful voice the story had me holding my breath never take anything from a grave its disrespectful what i believe you bought a spirit home with you😮😮😮😢😢😢
Love how the pictures and illustrations look surreal lol man I would love to visit Edinburg and Ayrshire Scotland, giving my name derives from there, always wanted to be in a gentlemen's club like that, and sit around a fire telling ghost stories like in the victorian times; 😊 writing weird tales in a wood paneled office with a ticking clock. This was great, thank you.
Hello! Thank you so much for your support, wee things like this go a looonnggg way to keeping the channel going and mean so much to me personally. Thank you again 🫂
The Ancient Egyptian Princess whose bone was taken, was very upset and wanted her bone back. You do not disrespect Royalty or the dead! No matter how ancient or recent the dead are!
That was a strange story. Years ago, visiting the British Museum, I asked a watchman what he thought of stories about mummy's curses, and particularly the one which is supposed to leave the museum to haunt the local underground station. His answer still makes sense to me - he said he was a spiritualist, and always wondered why a dead ancient like that would ever want to hurt anybody. To me, as a Christian believer, I'd happily go along with that.
Yes, an Ancient Egyptian princess, she is supposed to haunt the now disused station called British Museum. They had to take the entire station out of use in the 1930's because the hauntings were too much. The nearest station to the museum is now Tottenham Court Road if I remember right. I didn't notice any hauntings when I went to the museum - but I was too busy concentrating on the few interesting exhibits they got there. I think the princess haunts the place because her mummy is in the museum, but why the tube station is anyone's guess...
I have a small piece of stone from the Valley of the Kings but would not want part of someone's body. Unless it was, for example a lock of hair from a loved family member.
It just goes to show one should never being home artefacts from foreign places unless one pays for them , and even then you dont know the history of the object. Thanks again for your telling of this tale spooky ir was .👻
The underlying issue is that his wife completely disrespected the corpse by stealing/displacing a piece of the skeleton and removing it. What happened as a result of that by means of a powerful curse can, I believe be attributed to that. Anyone in possession of it would also be affected most negatively as was related in this story. We may not know how or why these things have happened to so many Egyptologists and tomb explorers in Egypt, but that is no reason to make fun of it. We simply don’t have the details behind the truth of these manifestations of occult actions and behavior. One thing is certain… ghosts and poltergeists are VERY real.
Awesome story...I honesty believe that skeleton bones should not be kept as a souvenir....out of respect,they belong with the rest of the skeleton ..love your stories only just managed to catch up finally 😊
I was putting a fence up on the garden when I dug up some dog bones... one night not long after I was watching a movie when I heard my dog jump off my bed and run out my bedroom.. as I shouted at him to come downstairs I turned round and saw the dog was curled up on the corner of the sofa... about 2 years later I was lying in bed with the wife and we both heard a dog cry outside our bedroom door yet our dog was curled up at our feet😅... never heard anything since and it wasn't scary.
One the most horrible stories I've heard of how the Irish, do to the potato famine, having to stay in the catacombs of the Edinburgh graveyard was so terrible to conceive...all the horrors that had to have happened in those dark, dank spaces...😞
Hey, at one time French peasants had to grind up the bones of the dead, and try to make bread out of the powder. Unlike flour though, corpse powder has no gluten and crumbles easily
In the 19th century, explorers took home Egyptian mummies for their unwrapping ceremonial parties. No respect was shown to the mummies during unwrapping and mummies were afterwards disposed of like cjicken bones.
#1 rule. Do not take bones from a burial site. To stop the happenings, return the bones! There is a ghost town in California where people have taken stuff as souvenirs. All of the stuff that was taken eventually gets returned due to bad things happening to the people who took the objects.
I suppose the supporting images are a bit distorted due to copyright issues? Anyway, whatever the case, they make the video creepier if possible 😨😨 great one!! Thanks!!
Simple answer, return the bone asap and apologize profusely for being so high handed that you thought you could desiccat a skeleton...as a human, curiousity got the better of your reasoning at the time you purpetrated this vial act, but truly humankind is not infallible (definitely not), and so hopefully will learn from mistakes made and become wiser and humbled from these trials ... The husband even admitted to having said a prayer before stepping outside of the tomb...might have been his saving grace, for a while anyhow.
1. Why would something dead/passed over cling to its earthly vehicle so hard ? Clearly it's had no use of it for so long. I would not bother about my old bones if I had the power to demolish the furniture in a room. Or will I only get that power once my bones have been relocated ? Strange fysical/spiritual law, isn't it: leave them be and I'll be a content spirit. Move them and I'll be unhappy ? 2. I'm no doctor and I determined immediately we were looking at a sacrum. How could obviously rich and educated folk be interested in dead people's tourism and not know what bone they stole from a grave ? 3. If the energy connected to the bone was really wreaking havoc only in 1 room, I would have closed it after I realised so. And before I had to replace the furniture yet again. Clearly people in the 30s needed a looooooong time to come to conclusions.
I fully agree! I couldn't sleep in a house where there's a bone in it! I once had a replica skull that I needed to play a prank on someone. Totally plastic of course, £3 at the local bargain basement store (Wilkos) ... but it looked real and I felt totally grossed out! I couldn't wait to prepare it for the prank and have it out of the house! Had to do it all in one day as I couldn't possibly have it in the house overnight! And then there's folks that take real bones home... shudder! Yikes!
perhaps if all of the grave goods and human remains were returned to source then there could be Peace everywhere ; something to seriously consider ;after all belief is powerful energy and all 'relics ' were assigned definite purpose where they were found ; ending the grave desecration and robberies may be very important now more than ever ; peace and love to all
I believe in these entities. I think they are shape shifters that prefer living in rural areas away from humans such as in caves. Maybe the stone triggered the alignment of lay lines between the historic structures and prominent landmarks of Edinburgh's ancient societies that caused these hauntings.
Zeilla probably had no respect for Egyptian’s or their customs… You can tell by how she treated the bones of their dead countrymen. You just don’t desecrate a grave like that… This woman sounds highly unlikable and conclusions about her personality can safely be drawn based on her actions here
I mean… Taking a piece of a strangers corpse out of their resting place as a souvenir? That’s just sick… Sick, disrespectful, and indefensible, in my opinion.
The Victorians had great fun with Egyptian mummies, throwing "unwrapping" parties, where they would get a real Egyptian mummy and then unwrap it to see what "trinkets" were in the wrappings. I find it hard to fault Zayla, when museums do the same thing and charge admission for people to see the long-dead, dug up and put on display, and have for at least one hundred years. Frankly, I'd leave a bone where it was and have some respect for the dead, but we humans are curious, even when it leads to our own downfall.
Ye well those parties were different than literally going to Egypt and bringing back a bone. You honestly didn't defend her by comparing her to museums😂😂😂. Are you like her?? No respect for foreign countries or cultures enough to STEAL something from a tomb!!!
Museums are also linked to places where they study such mummies. Zeyla wasn't a researcher , and curiosity doesn't mean you steal some bone from a different country. How weird of you to defend such a person. I think you'd something like that yourself if you could and call it "curiosity". *How entitled are you 😮!???*
I think perhaps the combination of the bone and the land or place may be conntected and help with poltergist activity but then we'll never know for sure.
I really wanted to get into this video, but like so many other YT creators, here think they have to fill every second with video images, which when they are obviously not connected, ruin it for me. I on the other hand prefer to listen only, when such lame videos are used to try and match the current dialog. For me they really detract from the story. I myself am a writer of short stories having to do with cryptids and the paranormal, so this is an insider's perspective to dialog and the vital importance of script and the use of pics and/or video clips.
Hello! Thank you for the feedback, i appreciate your perspective and take it on board. I do have a podcast where its just the story, if you prefer to listen that way. Thanks again 👍🏻
I'm from Luxor in Egypt but have lived most of my life in tbe UK (England). I agree, unless one is keen to stumble stupidly through tombs like all the tourists do, it really is disappointing. As an Egyptian, I know that things happen and so I would never go into a tomb. And without that - the King's Valley is really just desert. That's it, desert - sand. Sand and a small refreshment store where they sell overpriced water (just opposite Tutankhamun's tomb, KV62). The security guards are paranoid so if they suspect you will do anything spiritual, they will watch you like a hawk and follow you around. Admittedly, the place is haunted and they are terrified, but they are way over the top and totally paranoid. You really have to behave like any other stupid tourist and stumble stupidly through tombs or they WILL be suspicious and follow you around! They did that with me last time I went there because I wouldn't go into no tomb. I don't think I'll ever go back to the King's Valley, in Egypt one can see sand anywhere and that's all there is...LOL.
I'm all for the collecting of the odd momento. However, I do have too much respect for the dead, to consider the piece of someone's skeleton a souvenir.
I agree, it's monumentally disrespectful. FYI it's "memento" from "memory" rather than "momento" from "moment"
A huge problem with this generation to feel intitled to desecrate a grave because it was there for a long time ⌛️ no one alive to object.
If you do find a bone out of place, give it the police.
@@denisefrickey5636 TY
That woman was overcome by pop culture, the silly girl.
When I was at the valley of the kings I visited a tomb. Whilst inside there was a brief thunderstorm which caused a power cut and plunged the tome into darkness. This coincided with me being in the burial chamber inspecting the mummy. I was on my own and scared to death. I imagined lots of noises but thought it best to stay put. Eventually the lights came back on and I swear that the mummy’s hands and arms had moved. I refused to go down any more tombs and asked my wife to throw away my unused tomb tickets. I didn’t get much sleep that night.
That is my worst nightmare! Thank you for sharing.
Scary
OMG
I went down into a lot of them, and even was face to face with Tutankhamen’s face, as a $2 tip/bribe bakshesh got me and a young American guy, I met on the overnight sleeper train from Cairo he was in the cabin next to me, me about to turn 40 a couple of days later which is why I went there, since I had wanted to since I was a kid in the early 70’s. He had a guide organised as he was going back on the night train that night, it was so amazing, I loved every moment of it. I didn’t have anything creepy happen, but yeah that would have given me a bit of a fright too. What an incredible place Egypt is to see first hand though, I was alone as my girlfriend in London had Cancer so couldn’t travel, I’m an Aussie so it was only 4.5hrs from London, and I went after work, my colleagues all called it a long haul flight, but I said I drive further than that for a weekend at home, and this was for 6 day’s. But that was my best birthday of my life as I spent it at Cleopatra’s temple during the day, and the Karnak Temple that night which had a cheesy sound and light show, which was right up my alley.
@@SweetlyfeSounds bloody brilliant, and I love the way you talk about it from the heart, it was obviously a really special time in your life and a memory to treasure.
You lucky bastard!
The fact she stole human remains as a ‘souvenir’ makes me feel absolutely no sympathy for them. Serves them right for disrespecting the dead to such an extent!
This is a great haunting tale I never heard about before. I think if one considers human remains as good souvenirs, one ought to expect bad things to happen.
I love Scotland. I love Egypt. Scary. Brilliant video !!!!! 🙏🙏❤️❤️🙏🙏
Nevermind all the chaos with the bone. Being married to Zayla sounds like Hell enough. Being married to somebody who would descecrate a burial site just so they can show off a piece of someone's body to their friends for clout is a dealbreaker. And she still got mad at him for wanting to get rid of it after everything. Put the bone back and get rid of the wife. 😂
Well said!!! love it!! :)
@unikkorns IMO, you are soooooo spot on with your assessment of Zeyla Seton and what to do with the bone! I have found a picture of Zeyla and had this been made into a movie, no casting agent could have come up with a better choice than the woman herself to play this entitled, elitist twit.
Absolutely 💯
It was very common at the time to get pieces of mummies and other gruesome relic’s especially Egyptian, people even ground up mummies as cures for certain conditions, I believe that was in the late 1800’s, but Egyptian relic’s became very popular again among the rich & aristocracy all over Europe and America, after the 1922 discovery by Howard Carter of Tutankhamen’s tomb. Having been there and looked Tutankhamen right in the face as a $2 tip/bribe got me and the young American guy I met on the overnight train from Cairo to Luxor and spent the day with him and the guide he had organised, it was an incredible experience, I went there for my 40th birthday when I lived in London and not in my home Australia. I would never take a bone or anything like that, I did take 2 stones from the valley of the King’s and from the outside of Dendera Temple which was one of Cleopatra’s places, one for an English friend who was crazy for Cleopatra and Egypt, and her having a chronic health condition’s would never be able to visit it. But whenever I pick up a rock even in my own country, I ask permission from the spirits of the Aboriginal elders that look after each mob’s/tribe’s country as if you go onto country a living elder will invite you onto country and smoke you with eucalyptus leaves they tap you all over with it, so you aren’t disrespecting the country and the elders spirits, and also so you don’t bring bad spirits onto their country.
@@emilien.I agree! She looks like a real twit!
Great video! A good lesson to always treat burial sites with respect.
Seton didn't know how the papers got the story? He just relayed he had told all the good fellows in his club about it. He just didn't know which one of them told the story and how many they told it to. If I had a tomb-robbing spouse, I would leave them if they didn't return their souvenir.
Never ever disrespect the dead, what a horrible idea to take it in the first place . The wife was not a nice person. Burning only exacerbates the problem.
Narration is second to none. Brava 🖤
Too kind, thank you 😊
Dude- I don’t care what you read. I love your voice and accent. I could listen to you forever. Lol
You just made my night 😊
What a beautiful, beautiful speaking voice. Mesmerising.
That's awfy kind of you to say. Thank you 😊
This man sounds absolutely genuine and these things can happen.
There are still reports of odd things happening in the house 👍🏻
The only thing that might of stopped it,ould of probably been to return the bone back from where it came,never take from the dead... excellent reading thank you...
My pleasure, thanks for the feedback 👍🏻
Precisely my thoughts.
Souls are usually sentimentally attached to relics or old belongings and even corpses that serve them as reminders of their past lifetimes. They'd be hugely appreciative, when you return them. When you look after the dead, they look after you like they return you favours in the times when you least expect surprises, that is, after you have done good deeds for them. I know this, as I've lived in few haunted houses.
How dare she steal part of a body just for a souvenir. Why didn't they take it back & return it to where it belonged for goodness sake. They deserved all that happened.
She did, aye. But all others caught in the crossfire? Nay.
I’d love to see longer videos! These mini-docs are fascinating little gems 💎
I've realised i'm really bad at seeing and replying to comments, apologies 🤦♂️ i'm hoping to do a few longer ones in future 😊
@@eerieedinburgh You got to my comment! I’m really excited to see longer videos from you! (in the near future, I hope 🤞)
@@-Reagan my next one is hopefully a wee bit longer for you and is back to Edinburgh 😊
The best channel for hauntings I've yet seen. The narration is classic
Too. Kind. 😊 thank you.
Sir Alexander Seton and his wife Dame Lilias Drummond from Fyvie Castle in medieval times are on my family tree. I’m fortunate to be making a trip to Edinburgh next summer so I can’t wait to tour Fyvie
Wow! what a small world. I've been to Fyvie Castle, fascinating places and full of ghosts! I hope you have a wonderful trip when it comes.
@@eerieedinburgh thank you, I’m sure I will! 😊
Is Sir Alexander Seton the guy who got married again after his wife died, and during his wedding night there was a commotion and the next day they found the name "Drummond" engraved outside the window - in such a way that no human could have accessed the location and done that?
Wasn't there a suspicion that he had murdered his wife?
If I remember right this happened at Fyvie Castle in the 1500's. I found this story in a book many years ago, there's nothing about it on the internet or at least not that I can find anything.
I hope I'll get chance to visit Edinburgh one day too, I've only been in Edinburgh to change trains on the way to Dundee, lol. I'm in England. I've become very sick and disabled a few years ago so cannot go anywhere, if I get an operation one day then I will hopefully be back to normal and then there's so many places I want to see!
The sickness/disability is not the result of some Egyptian curse by the way, or at least not that I know of - but I am originally from Egypt (Luxor) and have remembered a connection to Pharaoh Tutankhamun during two past life regressions.
I hope this is all just coincidence...
@@LittleKitty22 yes, you are correct about Alexander Seton. There’s a very good portrayal of his wife being starved to death so he could marry her 18yr old cousin Grizella on a TH-cam video called Haunted Castles of Scotland narrated by Robert Hardy. It’s extremely well done and fascinating to watch.
You're so lucky. I adore Dame Lilias.
I can beat that. I lived in the Edinburgh executioners offices on Parliament Square in Edinburgh. Managed to stay only 8 months before myself and friend fled. It's currently an AirBnB as they can't get tenants to stay longer than a few days.
Wow! What kind of things happened? (Also, apologies i've just seen your comment)
Yes please share what kind of things happened there....
I too had a very disturbing experience in a flat in Glasgow. Started off typical poltergeist activity, then transpired into evil, demonic activity. Visitors to my flat witnessed and experienced unpleasant things. I eventually fled the flat with my two young sons in fear for our safety.
@@barbara-annmacdonald1358 oh gosh, I feel for you, I know that 'fear'. I have since found out that the flat was the office of the Edinburgh Executioner. I thought about writing it all down and sending to Erie Edinburgh. I have photos that I cannot explain the things that are clearly captured (I'm a pro photog, too). Several film crews have tried to film in the flat but their batteries drained instantly.
Great and interesting video. Naturally I have subscribed. Edinburgh is a beautiful and amazing city in a beautiful and amazing land ❤ 😍. I have been several times and absolutely loved it. Thank you for this video. Kind regards from Ireland 🇮🇪.
Thanks for the sub! I love Ireland. Was over in 2001, drove down the west coast, it's beautiful! Name of the place escapes me but we finished the trip in a place that has palm trees growing. Would love to go back.
really enjoyed this
Thank you. Beautifully narrated.
Thank you 😊
Here is a quick true story, my mum's best friend died few years later her husband every thing was meant to go to charity . The solicitor was executor of estate he let people take what they want he took there car the people left it a mess. He bought a motorbike on his L s turns out he been stealing from many deceased estate not long after he was on M7 motorway a lady coming down the ramp onto highway didn't see him and hit him all up 6 cars hit him his body disintegrated all that was left of him was ONE foot. Moral of the story don't steal from the dead karma will get you.
I wish! When my little one got buried, after having been murdered, the funeral director stole the jewelry off the body as well as a little toy. Funeral director never had karma coming back on him - he harassed me for years until he died of extremely old age. I had to find out he was friends with the murderer!!! I went to see a lawyer about the whole thing - turned out he was friends with the lawyer!!! Even though he lived in another city, about an hour's drive from the lawyer's office!!! I have cursed him but I haven't seen karma get him, can only hope the devil had him.
@@LittleKitty22I’m sorry that happened to you; you and your little one deserved better. 💜
@@melissasheppard6674 Thank you - every day I am haunted by what was done to my little one!
Brilliant story and definitely spooky, they should have posted that Sacram back to that young Woman, and then they would have been alright. I’ve been to Egypt such an incredible place, I would love to go back as it was for my 40th birthday, and a long time ago, I would love to see the new museum. It was a childhood dream to go from reading my Atlas that would have photos as well as whatever that country was ell known for, plus the maps, I have traveled and lived in a number of places around the world, all down to my Atlas , and my Mum calling them mental holidays (imagination) and sh would ask me where I was going next and what was I doing on that day, it led to a life long love of travel. We were working class, but you can do anything when you are encouraged to explore, especially when given a love of reading books for pleasure by your parents and learning to use the Libray as a kid, we could buy many books but we definitely used the library all the time.
This was a great story ,and wonderfully read. Thanks
Thank you 😊
what a great speaking voice! and i know! i do conference work as an audio tech every day and i know a great presenter when i hear one and you sir, are the bees knees!
Oh wow, what a lovely thing to say. Thank you 😊
Fascinating story,Wonderful narration. I could listen to you speak all day.
I Would Have Never Taken it, !!!!!! And When You Started Having These Hauntings, I For Sure Would Have, Went Back, And Put it Back, Where it Came From !!!!!!
Yep. I'd be on the first flight back to Cairo!
Or even posted it to the museum?
I live in Edinburgh and know Learmonth Gardens, Learmonth Terrace etc very well, so I’m intrigued to discover how haunted it all is!
The Old Learmoth hotel is well known as being haunted also.
That was cool,I've heard a few stories of this nature,I think there's something to be said about people/culture/events imprinting itself into the land and the removal of items upsets the whole ' reality" of time and space
Thank you!
Perhaps there was a curse on the whole grave.😮
Im from edinburgh but live in the Scottish borders now. Ive only just came across your channel (always late to the party🙄😅) im loving it!! Your voice reminds me of home🥰
Thank you 😊
@@eerieedinburgh very welcome😊
So glad to have found your channel.
A wonderful story. Many thanks for your endeavours
Thanks for listening and thank you for the lovely comment.
Just found your excellent channel, and am currently binge-watching your vids :)
Thank you 😊 new one out today, hope you're enjoying them.
Was very disrespectful of the woman to take human bone with her. It doesn’t surprise me what happened. Interesting. I have learned from my own and others paranormal experiences to be wary.
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Hi i truly love your wonderful voice the story had me holding my breath never take anything from a grave its disrespectful what i believe you bought a spirit home with you😮😮😮😢😢😢
Thank you for the lovely feedback and yes! Leave things as they are, definitely.
Unbelievable. I told my husband about her walking off with the bone and he just stared at me with mouth open.
It's a pretty brazen, thoughtless act!
Cooking Easter dinner and listening to you. Thank you for the video. Have a blessed day!
You are so welcome and happy Easter!
Thankyou for this, very interesting, love these true stories of ghosts, can’t wait for the next one , hope it’s soon, love Edinburgh and it’s ghosts 😊
Thanks for listening. Lots more to come, I may see if I can get a listeners story out before the next full one!
I really look forward to your posts. So very well done. Cheers! I look forward to the next spine tingling installment 👍🙂
Thank you very much!
Love how the pictures and illustrations look surreal lol man I would love to visit Edinburg and Ayrshire Scotland, giving my name derives from there, always wanted to be in a gentlemen's club like that, and sit around a fire telling ghost stories like in the victorian times; 😊 writing weird tales in a wood paneled office with a ticking clock. This was great, thank you.
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@@ryantaylor4047 thank you, I forgot to put the h, appreciate it.
I think I would haunt someone that took a piece of my body home as a souvenir
Those who disrespect the dead often live to regret it.
Thanks!
Hello! Thank you so much for your support, wee things like this go a looonnggg way to keeping the channel going and mean so much to me personally. Thank you again 🫂
Superb. Glad I discovered you. 😊
Thank you 😊
EXCELLENT STORY, REALLY GOOD WELL INVESTIGATED. GREAT CHANNEL CHEERS.
Thank you my friend 😊
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The Ancient Egyptian Princess whose bone was taken, was very upset and wanted her bone back. You do not disrespect Royalty or the dead! No matter how ancient or recent the dead are!
Oh yeah. Definitely on the ghost's side in this one.
That was a strange story. Years ago, visiting the British Museum, I asked a watchman what he thought of stories about mummy's curses, and particularly the one which is supposed to leave the museum to haunt the local underground station. His answer still makes sense to me - he said he was a spiritualist, and always wondered why a dead ancient like that would ever want to hurt anybody. To me, as a Christian believer, I'd happily go along with that.
I don't think I know that story? I'll need to have a google, thanks for sharing.
Yes, an Ancient Egyptian princess, she is supposed to haunt the now disused station called British Museum. They had to take the entire station out of use in the 1930's because the hauntings were too much. The nearest station to the museum is now Tottenham Court Road if I remember right. I didn't notice any hauntings when I went to the museum - but I was too busy concentrating on the few interesting exhibits they got there. I think the princess haunts the place because her mummy is in the museum, but why the tube station is anyone's guess...
I would love to hear more about the ghostly significance of the area around Learmonth Terrace generally- especially Ann Street.
Have you heard of the apparition of the sailor there?
This would be a good Movie , Thanks great narration 😊❤
Victorians were huge into Egyptology which was all the rage on the runways of London, Paris, New York City and Berlin.
I have a small piece of stone from the Valley of the Kings but would not want part of someone's body. Unless it was, for example a lock of hair from a loved family member.
Beautifully presented - not story I'd heard before.
Thank you, kind of you to say 😊
A very good story very interesting
Thank you for doing this , so interesting x
Oh dear...
It just goes to show one should never being home artefacts from foreign places unless one pays for them , and even then you dont know the history of the object. Thanks again for your telling of this tale spooky ir was .👻
100% agree 😊
The underlying issue is that his wife completely disrespected the corpse by stealing/displacing a piece of the skeleton and removing it. What happened as a result of that by means of a powerful curse can, I believe be attributed to that. Anyone in possession of it would also be affected most negatively as was related in this story. We may not know how or why these things have happened to so many Egyptologists and tomb explorers in Egypt, but that is no reason to make fun of it. We simply don’t have the details behind the truth of these manifestations of occult actions and behavior. One thing is certain… ghosts and poltergeists are VERY real.
Lovely voice and accent....could listen to your narration for hours..❤
Too kind, thank you 😊
Awesome story...I honesty believe that skeleton bones should not be kept as a souvenir....out of respect,they belong with the rest of the skeleton ..love your stories only just managed to catch up finally 😊
Sorry! Just got your comment, thank you 😊 i'm 100% with you about souvenirs also 💪🏻
P.S.. Love the narrator's voice, Scottish accents just make me gushy!! I'd pay money for this guy to narrate my grocery list once a month!! lol
Haha! Thank you 😊
Thank you for this video
My pleasure!
I was putting a fence up on the garden when I dug up some dog bones... one night not long after I was watching a movie when I heard my dog jump off my bed and run out my bedroom.. as I shouted at him to come downstairs I turned round and saw the dog was curled up on the corner of the sofa... about 2 years later I was lying in bed with the wife and we both heard a dog cry outside our bedroom door yet our dog was curled up at our feet😅... never heard anything since and it wasn't scary.
No way !!!!! Take a souvenir
Why would anyone pick up a part of what is left of someone else's remains and bring it home. So disrespectful.
Love the photos
Fascinating . Subbed 👍
Thank you 😊
One the most horrible stories I've heard of how the Irish, do to the potato famine, having to stay in the catacombs of the Edinburgh graveyard was so terrible to conceive...all the horrors that had to have happened in those dark, dank spaces...😞
A couple of the tours highlight some of the crimes committed down there, truly horrible 😔
@@eerieedinburgh wow, that's interesting...I could only imagine, thank you for responding 😊
Hey, at one time French peasants had to grind up the bones of the dead, and try to make bread out of the powder.
Unlike flour though, corpse powder has no gluten and crumbles easily
@@spiralrose from there? 😳
Fascinating.
In the 19th century, explorers took home Egyptian mummies for their unwrapping ceremonial parties. No respect was shown to the mummies during unwrapping and mummies were afterwards disposed of like cjicken bones.
What very odd photos, and a scary story!
Thank you!
#1 rule. Do not take bones from a burial site. To stop the happenings, return the bones! There is a ghost town in California where people have taken stuff as souvenirs. All of the stuff that was taken eventually gets returned due to bad things happening to the people who took the objects.
I suppose the supporting images are a bit distorted due to copyright issues? Anyway, whatever the case, they make the video creepier if possible 😨😨 great one!! Thanks!!
Thank you! They are actually early attempts at AI, text to image. I spend a bit more on it these days, so hopefully looking a wee bit better.
Zeyla sounds like she was an all-around awful person.
fabulous x
Simple answer, return the bone asap and apologize profusely for being so high handed that you thought you could desiccat a skeleton...as a human, curiousity got the better of your reasoning at the time you purpetrated this vial act, but truly humankind is not infallible (definitely not), and so hopefully will learn from mistakes made and become wiser and humbled from these trials ... The husband even admitted to having said a prayer before stepping outside of the tomb...might have been his saving grace, for a while anyhow.
Proof, yet again, that it is never a good idea to take anything from or of the dead.
If it were true, i'd agree. However, this story is very clearly fabricated.
I left a comment about the video but it has posted.
1. Why would something dead/passed over cling to its earthly vehicle so hard ? Clearly it's had no use of it for so long. I would not bother about my old bones if I had the power to demolish the furniture in a room. Or will I only get that power once my bones have been relocated ? Strange fysical/spiritual law, isn't it: leave them be and I'll be a content spirit. Move them and I'll be unhappy ?
2. I'm no doctor and I determined immediately we were looking at a sacrum. How could obviously rich and educated folk be interested in dead people's tourism and not know what bone they stole from a grave ?
3. If the energy connected to the bone was really wreaking havoc only in 1 room, I would have closed it after I realised so. And before I had to replace the furniture yet again. Clearly people in the 30s needed a looooooong time to come to conclusions.
Why, oh why, didn't they put it back?
If they tried to send it back, the ship would have sunk, the plane would have crashed, etc.. 🍀
So why did that not happen on their way home with it ?
Why would you take a piece of someone's skeleton?
I know! and from an ancient tomb?
I fully agree! I couldn't sleep in a house where there's a bone in it! I once had a replica skull that I needed to play a prank on someone. Totally plastic of course, £3 at the local bargain basement store (Wilkos) ... but it looked real and I felt totally grossed out! I couldn't wait to prepare it for the prank and have it out of the house! Had to do it all in one day as I couldn't possibly have it in the house overnight! And then there's folks that take real bones home... shudder! Yikes!
Stealing the bone makes her the worst kind of selfish tourist.
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perhaps if all of the grave goods and human remains were returned to source then there could be Peace everywhere ; something to seriously consider ;after all belief is powerful energy and all 'relics ' were assigned definite purpose where they were found ; ending the grave desecration and robberies may be very important now more than ever ; peace and love to all
Edinburgh is a lovely city 😊
I believe in these entities. I think they are shape shifters that prefer living in rural areas away from humans such as in caves. Maybe the stone triggered the alignment of lay lines between the historic structures and prominent landmarks of Edinburgh's ancient societies that caused these hauntings.
Zeilla probably had no respect for Egyptian’s or their customs… You can tell by how she treated the bones of their dead countrymen.
You just don’t desecrate a grave like that… This woman sounds highly unlikable and conclusions about her personality can safely be drawn based on her actions here
I mean… Taking a piece of a strangers corpse out of their resting place as a souvenir? That’s just sick… Sick, disrespectful, and indefensible, in my opinion.
The Victorians had great fun with Egyptian mummies, throwing "unwrapping" parties, where they would get a real Egyptian mummy and then unwrap it to see what "trinkets" were in the wrappings.
I find it hard to fault Zayla, when museums do the same thing and charge admission for people to see the long-dead, dug up and put on display, and have for at least one hundred years. Frankly, I'd leave a bone where it was and have some respect for the dead, but we humans are curious, even when it leads to our own downfall.
Ye well those parties were different than literally going to Egypt and bringing back a bone. You honestly didn't defend her by comparing her to museums😂😂😂. Are you like her?? No respect for foreign countries or cultures enough to STEAL something from a tomb!!!
Museums are also linked to places where they study such mummies. Zeyla wasn't a researcher , and curiosity doesn't mean you steal some bone from a different country. How weird of you to defend such a person. I think you'd something like that yourself if you could and call it "curiosity". *How entitled are you 😮!???*
I would have thought the first thing to do was to return the bone to where she got it...
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I think perhaps the combination of the bone and the land or place may be conntected and help with poltergist activity but then we'll never know for sure.
Why didn't they just leave the bone behind or return it to the skeleton by going back to Egypt?
Zeyla was dead against it. I'd have had it back in a heartbeat!
Why didn't they send it or take the bone back to where it came from ?
Zeyla Seton was keen to keep hold of it. I'm with you though, i'd return it in a heartbeat.
Why did they take the bone in the first place???? They should returned it to the place where they took it.
Such abhorrent behavior. 🤦🏻♀️
I agree with the sentiment....ditch the bone and the wife...they're both trouble for you
It was the soul of the dead girl, they took the bone from exacting revenge for their desecration. No sympathy whatsoever
Should have returned the bone
I really wanted to get into this video, but like so many other YT creators, here think they have to fill every second with video images, which when they are obviously not connected, ruin it for me. I on the other hand prefer to listen only, when such lame videos are used to try and match the current dialog. For me they really detract from the story. I myself am a writer of short stories having to do with cryptids and the paranormal, so this is an insider's perspective to dialog and the vital importance of script and the use of pics and/or video clips.
Hello! Thank you for the feedback, i appreciate your perspective and take it on board. I do have a podcast where its just the story, if you prefer to listen that way. Thanks again 👍🏻
It's amazing how much you resemble a living Homer Simpson.
That's not a biscuit... It looks more like a pelvic bone with weird eyes...
🤔🤣👍 The Valley of the Kings IS disappointing. Still, I prefer camels over horses any day!!
Another Crackin’ tale, well narrated 🌴😎👍
Thank you! Would love to go to Egypt and sounds like I need a wee shot on a camel now!
I'm from Luxor in Egypt but have lived most of my life in tbe UK (England). I agree, unless one is keen to stumble stupidly through tombs like all the tourists do, it really is disappointing. As an Egyptian, I know that things happen and so I would never go into a tomb. And without that - the King's Valley is really just desert. That's it, desert - sand. Sand and a small refreshment store where they sell overpriced water (just opposite Tutankhamun's tomb, KV62).
The security guards are paranoid so if they suspect you will do anything spiritual, they will watch you like a hawk and follow you around. Admittedly, the place is haunted and they are terrified, but they are way over the top and totally paranoid. You really have to behave like any other stupid tourist and stumble stupidly through tombs or they WILL be suspicious and follow you around! They did that with me last time I went there because I wouldn't go into no tomb. I don't think I'll ever go back to the King's Valley, in Egypt one can see sand anywhere and that's all there is...LOL.
Sounds legit
She had it coming