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Welcome to Big Sky Country, Montana.

This time around, I'm the one in control.

Oh, Tanner! A prison! Yeah.

I hate prisons.

You had to do something pretty bad to be sent here.

I got shanked.

It actually felt like somebody had taken a knife and just...

It's got to be close to about 200 inmates

and guards that have died here at the prison.

How many pieces of people still exist on this landscape?

Now it's time to go sleep alone.

Whoa! ****

What the **** was that?

My name is Dakota Laden.

I am a documentary filmmaker.

For the past few years, I've been investigating

the paranormal with Zak Bagans and the "Ghost Adventures" crew.

Dakota Laden. Welcome, buddy.

I grew up in a house where paranormal activity

terrorized my entire family.

It has gripped my sister,

my childhood best friend,

and me ever since.

So, I had an idea --

a psychological experiment... Aah!

...where I would test how terror affects the human mind,

what it reveals about our true selves,

and just how much of it a person can withstand.

To understand the paranormal,

first we need to overcome our fear.

I'm leading us on a road trip to explore

the most haunted abandoned locations in all of America.

Each night, we'll separate and sleep alone.

The catch is, I'm the only one who knows where we're going.

Welcome to Big Sky Country, Montana.

Normally, Dakota is the one who plans the whole trip.

But this time around, I'm the one in control.

We've decided that each of us gets a chance

to pick a haunted location.

So, I'm the only one who knows where we're going this time.

The team right now is hanging out a hot springs spa.

I think it's gonna be their one chance of happiness

right before we go to this location.

Tanner's talking about some whatever --

the location we're going to.

Well, we don't care right now.

'Cause we're about to have some fun!

Whoo! Oh, yeah, baby!

Ohhh!

Oh, my God! I'm a flying dolphin!

Aaah!

I can hear the guys back there having a blast,

but I don't think that they're ready,

'cause they're gonna be screaming

even more once they see the location.

Last time, Chelsea picked a hospital in Texas,

and this time, I picked an extremely secluded

abandoned prison in the middle of Montana.

In operation for 108 years,

the facility had hundreds of recorded violent deaths,

including botched executions,

accidental fatalities, murders, and suicides.

This prison has incredibly violent spirits,

known to choke, possess, push, and even shake visitors.

I ultimately selected this location because of Dakota.

Last time we went to a prison,

Dakota was physically attacked by a spirit of an inmate.

Go! Get up! Get up! Get up!

My back was, like, burning.

****

Are you kidding me?

Are you serious? Yes.

Okay, I'm -- no.

We got to go. I'm getting out of here.

I am nervous for every single one of us.

But the main goal is I want Dakota to be able

to face his fears of violent spirits head-on this time.

Okay, I don't know if I can jump that far.

I can! I can!

Oh, my gosh! He's so athletic!

I think you guys are gonna be thoroughly impressed

about how messed up this location is.

I just want to yell it out,

because I just can't hold it in.

Can we get a frickin' hint already about where we're going?

Geez, all right.

I can give you guys a couple of teases.

So, there's been a report that someone's been stabbed

by a spirit here.

What?

Stabbed?

How?

Like, physically been stabbed.

What the hell? No. Yeah.

Does it make sense with the location that we're going to?

100 percent.

200 people have died on this property.

I haven't even seen 200 people while I've been here.

Like, I've seen more cows than people, honestly.

True.

There was a certain point in time over 100 years ago

where there was a huge population burst.

And that actually alludes to where we're going to right now.

Right now? Right now.

So, I know that Montana is known as Big Sky Country.

But it's actually what's underground

that put this city on the map.

What are we talking about here?

We are gonna go underground into a mine. Ohh!

I've never been. Me neither.

Is there, like, a reason why you picked a mine?

So, because of the population boom here,

it really brought about the reason for the next location

that we're going to tomorrow night.

It's gonna be really cool. We're going deep underground.

Oh, my gosh. That's scary.

I don't know why. That scared me, too.

Well, it's time to get down and dirty.

All right!

You guys ready for this? Let's do it.

Oh, black cat.

Oh, you see a black cat. Black cat.

That's not a good sign. That's not a good sign.

Well, looks cute, though.

Hi, guys. How's it going, Larry? Tanner.

Welcome to Butte.

Thank you.

Excited to be here.

Can you tell us a little bit about the history here?

Butte was the biggest mining camp

in the United States at one time.

We produced a third of the copper

used in the United States.

That's incredible.

There were 17,000 men just working underground.

Wow.

One of our local residents here calls Butte a damn big deal.

Makes a lot of sense.

You guys will see when you go underground.

By all means, turn off all your electronic equipment

and your lights one time,

'cause you've never seen darkness like underground.

It's a completely -- it comes in and just envelops you.

So, I'm assuming, with hard working conditions like this

and so many people,

there must have been a lot of deaths down in the mines.

Oh, there were.

There were a lot of accidents and a lot of deaths.

I've seen 2,500 men killed in the mines.

Ooh!

You'll notice there's a lot of ghosts here, so...

Perfect.

That's what we're here for.

Thank you so much. I appreciate your time.

You're welcome. Enjoy yourself.

Thank you for everything.

I hope you find what you're looking for.

Hey, you guys, be safe down there.

Okay. Thank you. Thank you.

You never know what can happen.

I just got nervous.

Yeah, me too.

Did anyone else get freaked out by that?

Oh, my gosh, yes.

It's so dark in here.

Dude, you could easily get lost in these places.

Oh, totally.

It all looks the same.

100 percent.

I feel, like, really unsafe. Not gonna lie.

Do you guys want to shut the lights off

and see what it's really like?

Let's see what it looks like.

This is what pitch dark looks like.

Alex is the only one who can see anything

'cause he's got night vision.

That's insane. I have an idea.

Let's go quiet for a second and see if we hear anything.

Is there anybody here?

It's a cat! It's a cat!

What the **** There's a cat!

Whoa! No way!

That's insane!

Like, what are the odds?

Oh, my gosh!

On command -- "Is there anyone down here?"

"Meow!"

Oh, that was great!

That was gold.

All right. Let's keep moving.

Oh, my gosh.

So, Tanner, what does this have to do

with the location that we're going to?

You know, there was a bunch of men

that came here to find riches, and with greed comes aggression.

So, they had to build the location

that we're gonna go to next.

Let's just say, I think this would be a great spot

to do the packet read and find out where we're going.

Let's go a little bit deeper.

All right.

So, in this packet is our next location.

I can't wait for you guys to get into this.

Dakota? Oh, man.

I am so nervous. You want me to open it?

I want you open it.

Okay.

Old Montana State Prison. Old Montana State Prison?

Oh, Tanner! A prison! Yeah.

I hate prisons.

What?

This will be the first prison I go to since Moundsville.

Yeah, I wanted to do a prison

because I wanted to give you a second shot.

But this isn't just for you.

This is gonna be a true test for everybody.

Sitting at the base of the imposing Mount Powell

lies the bones of the old Montana State prison.

Originally built in 1871,

the prison housed both men and women

and had to expand numerous times

over the years to accommodate Montana's many criminals.

You had to do something pretty bad to be sent here.

And I think when people entered this place,

they've probably thought they might never come out.

In the 1860s, Montana's population began to soar,

as people came to the area during the Gold Rush,

in search of jobs, fortune, and new opportunities.

And because there was this eclectic population,

and because there was this frenzy for the Gold Rush,

pretty soon it was necessary to have a facility

to put people that broke the law.

Most of the inmates were housed

in the 1912 cellblock,

but women were housed separately, in a facility

that eventually became maximum security.

While incarcerated,

they were kept in their cells 24 hours a day

and forced to dress in proper, nice clothing

to make them more feminine and act more ladylike.

Really?

The women who did get sent here

were really very unfortunate

because this was a place built for men.

They couldn't take advantage

of even going out into the fresh air in the courtyard

because that's where the men were.

The prison had a long, violent history

during its 108 years in operation.

Before maximum security was built,

inmates who acted out, were sent to the hole --

solitary confinement located in the basement

of the 1912 cellblock.

On record, it's got to be close to about 200 inmates and guards

that have died here at the prison.

How many pieces of people still exist on this landscape?

While some believe the spirits only turn to violence

when they're ignored,

others know that those who were violent in life

often remain so in the afterlife.

Hey, on the real, I usually ignore things

when I get scared on purpose.

I feel like I can't do that here.

It's not gonna work here. It doesn't like being ignored.

So, what do I -- I have to engage with it?

You have to at least...

Acknowledge the presence?

...acknowledge it.

The prison is said to be especially active

with the spirits of several notorious inmates.

Paul "Turkey Pete" Eitner was the prison's most famous inmate.

Convicted on a life sentence for murder in 1918,

he oversaw the prison's turkeys until 1932.

Turkey Pete died of natural causes.

He was a murderer, and then he just kind of lost his mind.

He was eligible for parole,

but he just didn't have anywhere to go.

And because of his mental state, they actually felt it's safe

for him to stay here.

After he passed, they held his funeral in the Clark Theater.

It was the only funeral ever held inside the prison walls.

And afterwards, his cell, number 1, was retired.

This is the weirdest -- What the heck?

It gets weirder.

In 1959, a riot broke out when Jerry Myles and Lee Smart

led 12 other inmates to try and escape.

They broke into the deputy warden's office

and shot him point blank.

After 36 hours, the warden took back control of the prison

with the help of the National Guard.

They fired a bazooka

at the northwest corner of the cell house,

causing damage that can still be seen today

and eventually cornered Myles and Smart,

where they committed murder-suicide.

They shot a bazooka at this place? Seriously.

Like, I found out that fact, and I was like,

"We have to go to this."

Today, many people report seeing two male shadow figures

staring outside the windows of the death tower.

We walked in, and it wasn't but three seconds

that we were in that building

that we both came flying out, coughing.

It was just like all of a sudden,

we were sick to our stomach

and, like, a huge amount of pressure on our chest.

Holy ****

Yeah, this is the real deal, guys.

If you are in any kind of emotional state

or you're vulnerable, it's not a good place for you to be.

I think if you don't

treat the spirits here with respect,

they're gonna let you know it,

and maybe not in a way that you will like.

There's not a safe place in this building.

The only safe place in this building is out of it.

If you want to use that device, Turkey Pete, you can --

Whoa! There it is. It's going off!

He's here.

Today's the day.

Today is the big day.

It's gonna be a long night ahead of us.

How are you feeling? You're in control now.

I don't know.

I just feel uneasy right now, to be honest.

Like, 'cause I know that this place

is supposed to be aggressive.

I feel like there's a responsibility --

if anything happens to you guys, like, that's on me.

That's my fault.

Like, you're a leader here tonight.

Like, we need you. We need you sharp.

You know more about this location than any of us,

so I wouldn't put too much pressure on yourself tonight.

All right.

So, where are we headed right now?

So, we're actually gonna meet up

with a woman named Heather Gregory.

And she's actually the person who got stabbed.

I am so curious to hear her perspective

and what happened to her.

I'm already scared,

and we're about to go talk to a girl

who just got shanked by a ghost.

Hi. Hi.

Hey, hey! Hi, how are you?

Good. Welcome to Deer Lodge.

All right.

Well, it's nice to meet you, Heather.

You too. Welcome.

And I've heard you know a ton

about the Montana State Prison.

Is there certain parts of the prison

that you'd like to tell us about or warn us about or...?

Maximum security.

Really?

Anything can happen to anybody.

In maximum security,

if the particular female entity in there

particularly likes one of you, she'll make it known.

How so?

You'll feel it.

What do you mean?

Caressing.

Like, a lot of the men have felt that,

where they've pinched your backside.

Okay.

They want to let you know that they're here, you know?

And so don't ignore them.

That's one thing you don't do, is ignore them.

Don't ignore them?

And I'll tell you another story of I did ignore one.

I was really tired.

All I wanted to do was go home.

And all of a sudden, one of my crew said,

"Did you hear that?"

And I said, "Yeah, yeah, whatever."

And I ignored it.

And then as I walked out of the theater,

I doubled over in pain.

And I'm thinking, "What is that?"

You know? And I thought, "Oh, maybe I just banged myself."

And it turned out I got shanked.

It actually felt like somebody had taken a knife and just...

sliced right across here.

And it bled.

Was it bleeding?

Yeah, it took, actually, three days to heal.

It's not fun, being physically attacked.

It's one of the scariest things you can go through.

You have to remember when you go inside prisons, okay?

They're inmates. They were inmates.

They're not gonna obey the rules when they were alive,

so I doubt they're gonna obey the rules when they're dead.

It's just the only way they know how to say, "Hey, I'm here."

She scared me with everything she said.

It's like, "Oh, gosh, this is real."

This isn't just some story on a piece of paper.

Right. This is all real.

This place is so physical. It's gonna try.

Something's gonna try to get into one of us.

So, I think you two should go up front.

All right. Let's go up front.

Go check it out. All right.

I am so nervous.

We're getting close, aren't we, Tanner?

Keep your eyes peeled.

What are you thinking? Are you scared?

I'm nervous as all heck.

This one's gonna be brutal, but they all are.

So many physical things have happened here.

Like, I just do not want that to happen to anyone tonight.

I know.

My heart's beating.

I'm freaking out.

Like, I feel like I'm vulnerable.

And this is not a place to be --

Holy crap!

That's it!

Oh, my gosh!

There it is.

That is huge!

That is so massive.

Four bodies in that huge building? No way.

All by ourselves?

You guys ready for this?

Let's do it. Let's get going.

Gosh!

I mean, just look how tall these walls are, guys.

This is like 20 feet tall, just this wall.

Dude!

Screw this crap, man! I'm not ready for this.

Here goes nothing, you guys.

Look at this entrance.

Oh, my God!

Come on!

I know!

All right, so, we just got to the penitentiary,

we set up a gear room with all of our gear,

and now we are about to go walk through

this massive abandoned prison.

Tanner, you want to lead the way?

Let's do it.

This is our entrance.

Here goes nothing, guys.

Oh, what's down there?

This is the tunnels.

This is where the guards were able to walk back and forth

without being seen by the inmates the whole entire time.

If anyone was rowdy, this is where they'd put their guns

and be able to stop what's going on.

God!

Oh **** God!

There's a frickin, like, fake head!

Why do you open doors, Chelsea?!

Curiosity killed the cat, Chelsea.

All in favor of Chelsea not being allowed to touch anything?

Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye.

Chelsea even says, "Aye."

This is the hole.

This is solitary confinement? Yeah.

Let me see what this feels like.

I'm gonna shut you in.

Okay.

This is so freakin' creepy in here, dude.

I don't think I would make it more than a day in here.

My thoughts alone would drive myself crazy.

People were sentenced here for a very long time.

I mean, sometimes they were punished here

and sentenced down here for, like, over a couple of weeks.

Obviously, you were put in here for a reason

and you deserved it, but this would suck.

I would hate that.

Oh, that'd have been horrible.

Wow.

Holy crap.

Man.

Damn.

I mean, just look how small these jail cells are.

Yeah, not a lot of room for one person.

This place gives me the creeps.

Dang, look at this, you guys.

This is the infamous cellblock 1.

That's Turkey Pete.

They actually retired his cell

because he was so beloved in here.

What do you guys want to do?

Do you want to go silent to see if anything here

wants to make itself known?

Sure. Let's do that.

Let's just sit right here and go quiet

and wait for something to get our attention.

This is the first prison in Montana, right? Mm-hmm.

That's crazy to think about, the first prison in Montana.

Whoa! Whoa!

Let's just sit right here and go quiet

and wait for something to get our attention.

This is the first prison in Montana, right? Mm-hmm.

That's crazy to think about, the first prison in Montana.

Whoa! Whoa!

Dude, that felt like the whole building shook.

That was so loud.

That's crazy to think about, the first prison in Montana.

Whoa! Whoa!

The noise we heard sounded like it came from Turkey Pete's cell.

You think this is where we should put the music box? Yeah.

So, right now, I have what's called the music box in my hand.

This is a motion-activated device.

If anything comes in front of this,

it's gonna play an old tune.

So, if there's someone in this cellblock

who wants to come out and play some music,

you can come and stand right in front of this device

and it'll go off like that.

Before we leave, let's just see if anything wants

to go and play with the music box.

You can come out of your cell and play with this device

without having any repercussions.

If you want to use that device, Turkey Pete, you can --

Whoa!

There it is! It's going off!

What the heck?

He's here.

Can you hold on to it, make it go off a lot longer?

It's trying.

Holy crap.

Tell it to stop.

Can you stop?

It stopped.

What is going on? Seriously.

That thing is dead silent.

All right. We're gonna leave right now.

We're gonna keep walking around the property, the prison.

You can keep playing with that device while we're gone.

We're gonna leave it here for you.

Let's do it. Let's do it.

Here we go.

Dang, right there. It's the death tower.

See that, right there?

Oh, yeah.

That's the bazooka hit.

You can even see that the metal frame is blown.

Oh, my gosh! That's where a bazooka hit.

And they were hiding out right in there in that room?

Yeah, in '59, two prisoners, Jerry Myles and Lee Smart,

led a riot to try to escape.

They stole a gun and were cornered by the National Guard.

They ended up taking their own lives, too.

Watch your step, guys.

Yeah, these are really tight corridors here.

Should we just climb to the top?

Yeah, let's go where the action happened.

So, this is the room they died in.

That's what I've been told.

Holy crap.

Do you guys want to sit down and go quiet?

Sure.

So, right now we are sitting

inside of the room in the death tower

where Myles and Smart died.

I wonder what, like, their last conversation was

when they were in here and they knew

they were gonna get caught by the National Guard.

No one knows the real story.

I have the digital recorder.

I could ask them questions right now.

You should. All right.

So, right now, I have the digital recorder in my hand.

We're gonna ask some questions,

and if there's any sort of a voice that wasn't ours

when we play it back, that means we got something.

Myles, Smart?

Are any of you two here with us right now?

What the ****

My battery just went from 86 --

This just died. Dude, I'm not kidding.

My battery just went from 86 minutes

to 54 minutes to 93 minutes.

Do you want me to record your camera?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Get over here. Okay, watch this.

Trying to roll the digital recorder, and boom --

it doesn't even let me roll.

It just dies.

I just put in a fresh battery in this, too.

Tanner's gonna need a new battery real quick here.

Dude, I literally put in a new battery.

I'm only at 40 minutes now.

Holy crap.

- 39. 38. - 38.

I put a battery in at the same time as you, Tanner,

and right now, I'm at 110 minutes.

I don't understand what's going on.

13, 18. 13, 18.

What? What does that mean?

Something is trying to, like, use the energy from the camera.

5. Change.

I'm dead. It's dead?

It's dead.

Oh, my gosh!

Okay, that happened just like that.

You had a new battery.

Same time we all switched batteries

was when you switch batteries.

Digital recorder -- I switched.

This was the first time even trying to use it tonight,

so it hadn't even been used yet.

There's no reason for this to even die.

This is pretty creepy.

Should we keep moving? Should we get out of here?

Let's do it. Let's get out of here.

Wow, it feels really good to be outside after that.

Yeah.

If we can take a left down this path,

we'll be going into the maximum security,

as well as where they'd house the women.

They weren't allowed to come into the courtyard.

They were stuck in their cells 24 hours a day.

Later on, it turned into maximum security.

They put the worst of the worst in there

and the people that couldn't interact with other people.

Is this it right here?

We have to go past this wall,

and then it'll lead us

into an entirely different enclosed area.

Okay.

I don't like this.

Hello?

Oh, this is the disciplinary cell. Yeah.

The disciplinary cell? What?

It just blows my mind that, like, people who stole things

and, like, made one bad decision

that wasn't necessarily hurting anyone

ended up in jail.

Oh, what was that? What was that?

This is it.

This is maximum security and the old women's prison.

It just blows my mind,

that, like, people who stole things

and, like, made one bad decision

that wasn't necessarily hurting anyone

ended up in jail.

Oh, what was that? What was that?

That was back in here.

That sounded like a door opening.

That was loud, too.

Can you do that again?

Hello?

All right, it came from over in here somewhere.

I wish we would have seen this room before

to tell if one of these doors shut or not.

Half of them are open. Half of them are shut.

Tanner, do you have the Ovilus in your bag? Yeah, I do.

Here, I'm gonna grab it out.

I'm gonna see if we can get any sort of a response

to validate maybe who's in here and what we just experienced.

So, right now, I have the Ovilus in my hand.

This device has a word database inside of it.

It's said that spirits can manipulate frequencies,

so they can manipulate this device

to choose whatever word they want.

Is there anybody in here with us?

You can use this device to talk to us.

You can give us a message.

Let's keep walking, and if it wants to say anything, it will.

What? "Still."

It said, "Still."

Like, "Still." Like, "Stay still."

Okay. That's creepy.

Right when we started to walk. Let's stay still, then.

All right, we are gonna stay still.

We're gonna stand right here.

Do you have another message for us?

Can you tell us more about who you are?

We heard that you like to touch people, men and women.

Can you prove that to us?

Can you show us that that's what you do?

I don't know if that was my backpack,

but I got, like, a pinch on my shoulder.

You got a pinch on your shoulder? Seriously?

I don't know if it was, like, my backpack straining on me,

but it was, like, literally right underneath the strap.

Are you serious? Yeah, I'm not even joking.

Okay.

It said, "Guy." It said, "Guy."

Shut up! Guy.

Just when Tanner thought he was getting touched

on the shoulder, it said, "Guy."

What did it feel like?

Like this.

Ohh, it's creepy.

I thought it was my backpack,

but it was, like, literally right here.

I'm just, like, trying to keep my cool right now,

but it's, like -- I don't know.

That's not supposed to happen.

Maybe we are just freaking ourselves out.

That is the story, but we haven't felt anything all night.

Dude, I'm not really liking this spot at all.

Something's messing with you, clearly.

Do you like our friend here, Tanner?

That's his name, is Tanner.

Can you keep touching him?

Can you do something else, something more aggressive?

Oh!

Not gonna lie. My butt just got touched.

It said, "Did"! It said, "Did"!

It said that it did! Oh, my God!

My butt got touched, and it said, "Did."

What are the chances of that?

I freakin felt something touch my butt

at the same time as it says "Did."

Like it did. Okay.

Now I know what it feels like to get touched.

That's what I'm saying. It's, like, a weird sensation.

It actually feels like a physical touch.

I was like it was messing with you,

and it's coming into me now.

It touched my butt --

like, at the top part of my butt. lower back.

What?

Squeeze! It just said, "Squeeze"!

It just said, "Squeeze"!

Holy crap! This is wild.

I mean, honest to God, this is so intelligent.

We're getting so many great responses

that match exactly what's going on

and the stories that are said to be here.

Thank you for making yourself known.

Thank you for showing us both physically

and through this device that you are here.

We are gonna move on, we're gonna leave this place,

and one of us will be back later.

Oh, my gosh, it feels so good to be out in the fresh air.

Seriously.

All right, Tanner, where are you taking us next?

Where we going?

So, I purposely saved this one for last.

We're going to be going into the theater/the gallows.

Ohh! No!

Is this it right here?

Yeah, this big building.

Ohhh, frick.

Shut up!

Holy crap. That's it. That's the gallows.

What? What was that?

Was that talking? Guys, what's actually happening?

Oh, there are birds all over the place.

Oh, thank God.

Pigeons. Yeah, we got a bunch of pigeons in here.

So, it's gonna be hard to, like, hear anything audible.

This is actually disgusting.

Yeah, this is gross.

Just look on the ground. That's all it is, is poop.

Yeah, I don't know how much longer

we should really stay in here.

Yeah, I mean, what sucks about this is this is where,

like, one of the most craziest claims was.

Someone got stabbed in here.

But there are hundreds of pigeons

above our heads right now.

There's feces everywhere, and it's probably not

the healthiest thing to be in here.

And I'm more than okay getting out of here,

because I really don't want to be in a spot

where someone said they were stabbed.

You know, I picked this location,

and it has surpassed my expectations,

but to be honest with you,

I'm extremely disappointed that we can't go in there.

I was looking forward to going in there

and giving that place a shot.

I think it's a smart decision to think about our health first.

I mean, that wasn't dust flying around in that room.

That was particles of bird feces.

All right, everybody, it's time to go to bed

at my location.

**** Whoa!

I'm coming to you right now.

All right, everybody, it's time to go to bed

at my location.

This is something that we do at every single location.

This whole road trip is about conquering our fears,

overcoming our fears.

And there's no better way to get scared

and overcome your fear

than being alone for several hours at a time.

We've all agreed on the four scariest locations to go sleep.

We have the death tower.

This is where Jerry Myles and Lee Smart died

during the prison riot from a murder-suicide.

When we were up there earlier,

Tanner's camera battery drained.

Change. I'm dead. It's dead?

It's dead.

Digital recorder battery drained.

This just died.

I just put in a fresh battery in this, too.

All of this happened at the same exact time.

For the next sleeping location,

we have the 1912 cell house.

When we were in there earlier,

we got the music box to go off on command

when we thought we were talking to Paul or Turkey Pete.

If you want to use that device, Turkey Pete, you can --

Whoa! There it is. It's going off!

What the heck?

We also have the hole down in the basement.

This is where prisoners went for solitary confinement.

This is where people have been pushed, shoved.

Someone had their head thrown up against the wall.

For our fourth and final sleeping location,

we have the maximum security building.

Before it was maximum security, it was the women's prison.

They say that it's haunted by an unknown female spirit

who likes men being in there.

Tanner was getting touched. I got touched on the butt.

It's hundreds and hundreds of feet away from everything else.

Those are our four scariest locations.

Tanner's gonna write these out on a piece of paper,

and then we're gonna draw, and that's where you go sleep

for the rest of the night.

Who do you want to draw first?

How about this? How about you go first, my friend?

Oh, crap. Okay. All right, I'm gonna go first.

All right. Here I go.

No!

What'd you get? What'd you get?

I got the maximum security. Yes!

I got my frickin' butt pinched in there.

Whatever is hunting inside of that maximum security prison

is gonna be very happy that I just drew that.

Who wants to go next?

I don't ever want to go, but I'll go.

**** crap!

What'd you get? What'd you get?

I got death tower.

Oh, no!

I'm sleeping in a place that got shot by a bazooka.

Alex, you're up.

Whatever Alex gets is what he gets,

and whatever he doesn't get is what Tanner gets.

I got the hole.

You got the hole.

Ohh!

Okay, people get attacked down there.

There's no light. There's no window.

That means Tanner got the 1912 cell house.

This is where a lot of reported paranormal activity happens.

This is a very big, big room, and I'm gonna be all by myself.

All right, now it's time to bundle up and go sleep alone.

Oh, gosh.

****

I'm currently sleeping where a murder-suicide happened.

Good night, Chelsea. Oh, my gosh.

I cannot believe I drew this sleeping arrangement.

This is honestly the one I did not want to draw.

This is frightening, for sure.

Well, I just got into my sleeping arrangement.

All right, man, good luck.

Okay, you too, guys.

This is where a lot of people have seen shadow figures,

heard screaming, loud bangs.

I'm really nervous to be here by myself.

Okay, well, I'm down in the hole.

Good luck, man. This is a creepy spot.

I'm really nervous to be down here.

Prisons scare the hell out of me.

The people that were locked up in here

are definitely still here today.

Right now, I'm in the maximum security building.

I am the farthest person away from anyone else.

Whoever the female is that is haunting this building

is probably a little happy right now

that it's me who's back, because she decided to show me

some affection earlier.

So, I really hope I have a smooth night

and that whoever is here can just go easy on me.

I'm gonna check in on Dakota, see how he's doing.

Hey, Dakota?

Go for Dakota.

How you doing, dude? Just checking in on you.

It's going good over here so far -- nothing crazy yet.

Nothing to report on.

All right, then I'll leave you alone.

I'll jump back onto my line.

Good luck, man, and stay safe.

Oh, that's good.

I'm nervous about Dakota being in there.

I mean, the last time we were at a prison,

he got scratched and physically hurt,

and he got the location where that can happen.

Right now, I'm going to whip out the Ovilus.

Earlier when we were in here,

were getting very intelligent responses on the Ovilus.

Whatever is in here knows how to use this.

It was using this earlier.

Oh, my gosh.

Nope, nope, nope, nope, nope.

It just said, "Lay." It just said, "Lay."

She's seen me. She's watching me lay down right now.

I know it. I can feel it.

Is there anything else you want to tell me?

Do you like that I'm in here. Do you like me?

If you could do anything to me right now,

what would you do?

Kiss! Oh, my gosh. It just said, "Kiss"!

Holy crap! It just said, "Kiss"! It just said, "Kiss"!

No way. No way.

I have never been in a situation like this.

Usually, it's the exact opposite,

where whatever it is haunting these places

doesn't want me in the room.

She wants me in here. She wants to kiss me.

Well, you can. You can kiss me.

I don't know if I can kiss you,

'cause I don't know where you are, but you can come kiss me.

'Cause you're, like, the first girl

I've talked to in a long time.

I'm nervous.

I want to know more about you.

Can you tell me your name?

At the very least, can you tell me why you're in prison?

I was gonna turn the Ovilus off.

She's not telling me anything about herself,

what her name is, why she's here.

I am just so perplexed right now.

I don't know what the hell just happens.

Alex for Chelsea. Holy ****

Yeah, what's up?

Hey, I'm just checking in on you.

How are you doing?

It's pretty quiet in here, actually.

So far, so good.

All right, I'm gonna go back to my channel now,

but good luck, and walkie me if you need anything.

Oh, man.

Whoa! ****

What the **** was that? Dude!

Whoa! ****

What the **** was that?

Dude!

Al?

Yeah, yo. Did you hear that?

Dude, I'm coming to you right now.

Yeah, okay. Come down here.

What the **** was that?

Dude, it sounded like it came from right up here.

What the **** do you think it could have been?

I'm looking around, and I don't see anything

that would have made that noise.

Was it a jail cell?

There's nothing over here that would have made that noise.

I literally have no idea what that was.

I can't tell where that came from or what that was,

but it was loud enough to get us both

out of our sleeping situations.

I mean, you heard it from in the hole,

and I heard it all the way down in the 1912 cellblock.

Let's just go back to our rooms and just --

I don't know -- wait out the night.

I'm gonna pull up the digital recorder

and see if I can get any answers.

So, I brought the digital recorder with me.

Did one of you inmates make that loud bang?

Do you have anything to say?

Do you not want us to be here?

...on the digital recorder?

I don't know if I'm gonna get anything

on the digital recorder in here.

I don't think these people want to talk to me, for some reason.

Maybe they feel it's like it's snitching or -- what?

I have no idea. But they're just not talking.

It's past 7:00 in the morning now.

The sun is about to start coming up.

I think it's just time for us to get out of here.

Oh, my gosh!

Let's get the hell out of here, huh?

Seriously.

I consider myself the protector of the group.

But being the one who picks this location

and being the one who brings on the terror,

I was just so worried about my friends.

The fact that we got through this one unscathed

is just the biggest weight off my shoulders.

Tanner picked this location to challenge me,

to confront my fears of violent entities.

But I'm glad he did because I feel like I overcame something

that I didn't even know I needed to overcome.

We're getting a lot better at facing our fear,

chasing the fear.

A year ago, we probably would've ran and never came back.

Sometimes, I feel like Dakota puts himself in positions

that are risky for him.

Like, then I feel like my job as his sister is to make sure

that he's not doing anything to put himself in harm's way.

You know, there's no greater fear

than worrying about my younger brother.

Dakota's tolerance for fear has definitely gone up a lot.

And now that he's conquered that,

he's going to try to take it to the next level.

Oh, my God, the RV!

Let's get out of here.

I am back in the driver's seat.

The rest of the road trip is up to me.

And it's not gonna be good.

Let's enjoy this long road trip

because we do have a very long drive ahead of us again.

We're gonna need every ounce

of strength and energy that we have.