Dark Abandoned Satanic Mansion - Hidden Deep in the Forest!

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Embedded deep inside a forest in Georgia, sits a Victorian-style mansion that was built in 1884.
A family of six lived used to live here. The husband worked in the oil industry while the wife took care of the household and the children.
The property immediately welcomes its visitors with a mysterious letter on a table in the main hall and two knives next to it. But why…?
We found out one of the kids of the family was very troubled and had a thing for satanic worship. In her room, we found rebellious signs of upside-down crosses.
But that’s not the only gruesome thing about this place.
During the whole exploration, I had a feeling of discomfort and fear.
Some of the beds have bloodstains on their mattresses, and whilst walking around in the mansion, stomping footsteps could be heard from a large creature in the attic. In addition, some rooms contain obscure gothic paintings of children with big black eyes.
This tucked-away property was last occupied in the mid-1980s and has been left to its own devices ever since.
It’s time to go on a tensive journey into the unknown to find out what really happened here.

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[oliviarinaldi]

Guys, the lamps on the pole are from the 1970s and are called pole lamps. I'm 62 and 70s were my childhood days. My family had two pole lamps. You missed the really old vintage ovens in the kitchen. They had to be from the 40s or 50s. There are many mansions like this one in NC that are abandoned. The floor to ceiling windows are typical in the South as back in the day there was no AC. I remember my family having old vintage TVs like those in the house. I want one now so I can empty out the guts and put a fish tank in it. About the blood, I'll be blunt here. I would say the blood is from a woman having her menses. Any time you see old mattresses, you will see stains as it is from sweat, body fluids, etc. And the upside down crosses are most likely a "shelf" for the flowers done in some kind of art work. As far as you feeling uncomfortable, I'm not sure. Houses do give off a vibe. And lastly, there are probably either vultures or raccoons in the attic. That is typical of old houses like that. Be careful if it is either one. Raccoons can have rabies and vultures are just mean, lol.

[chatiwag]

As a Christian, I never play around with the spirit world. Several times in my life, I've encountered locations that gave me very uneasy feelings such as you and Lesley had. Personally, I believe it's the spirit of discernment fighting with forces of evil that we feel. In other words, God wants us to be aware of Him...and not fear the dark side that does exist in this world. Because only with faith, can we overcome the evil.

[catb-w]

people who investigate the paranormal or haunted houses often say they have problems with focusing with their cameras too late now but for next time you need to be careful like that home you need to protect yourself you could say a prayer definitely if you feel that things are right say a prayer and you can say whatever is in here you cannot follow me home you cannot leave this place with me words to that effect

[chrysanthepaxinos]

Vultures often nest in the attics of these old buildings. They hop around and hiss. Can be scary if you don't expect it. Thanks for sharing this once grand home.

[techgirl]

Here in the US, often land owners are responsible for anything that happens on their property, so if you were hurt while exploring a property the landowner might be financially liable for damages. This is one of the many reasons you see 'No Trespassing' signs all over the country and also why so many people are very serious about it.

[saskiaxo]

@ 40:18 A big eye painting (or print) from OZZ Franca is worth approximately 2.5 thousand 😱 He was inspired by Margaret Keane, a well known artist who painted big eye paintings in the 60's. There is a movie about her called: Big Eyes. Her husband claimed it was his art for years. Well worth watching! Thanks for taking us with you on this amazing explore.

[hopesweeney]

You mentioned being surprised to find something like this in the U.S. It actually isn’t unique at all. There are a lot of beautiful houses like it all over the country. So sad to see all of that beautiful architecture and furniture wasting away.

[dottykennedy]

Victorian family home decorated in late sixties, seventies decorations. A mother's touch is very evident. Florals and furnishings are warm and wholesome. If it new, it was very pretty back in the day. Having grown up in fit period, I recognize everything down to the red crock pot I still have. No satanic symbols. It must have been very nice. It is sad and makes me want to clean it up.

[tammycenter]

As a person who is very studied in Antiques of all sorts I can honestly say that this house has a fortunes worth of stuff in it. I am just sitting here with my jaw dropping over some of the things I am seeing in this house. Money galore in there.

[rbarnhart]

Lifelong Georgia resident here. This is an incredible place! No doubt about that. I’m not a huge believer in haunted houses, but I don’t think this place is exactly abandoned. Certainly not lived in, but still visited now and then. My guess would be this is old family land, and several generations have been using it for storage. Also, the tools and painting products speak of someone meaning to restore it, but being interrupted as if more important things keep coming up. It reminds me very much of my Grandfather’s house on the home farm. One of my cousins actually lives there now, but in its days right after Grandfather died, there would have been rooms a lot like these. Something each of us put there at one point or another over the years. I’m glad it got restored, and I truly hope this one does as well! Excellent documentary, friend!

[rachealsmith]

Love this mansion! It is very historic. The ‘balcony’ on the second floor is called a sleeping porch. Because of the heat and no air conditioning, people would sleep out there for the coolness of the night. I really don’t think these people were evil, I am not too sure those were really upside down crosses… looks more like a design that wasn’t totally thought out. Very strange that there were no personal items, so I am wondering if they got foreclosed on or something. Or maybe the family just had to move and were going to come later and get things? Anyway, wonderful explore! Take care and blessings!!

[SN]

Great to see you and Leslie exploring together. I am a fan of Lesley and just finished watching his recent exploration of an abandoned farm house in Virginia that he posted two days ago, where-after I thought to check this one out and was pleasantly surprised to see him here. For me, watching such explorations and taking them in is like experiencing the natural cycle of life in just 15 minutes.. It always makes me think on reality of things that we hold so dear in our life and how they just disintegrate once we are gone... These videos have helped me so much to let go of possessions and value the life in its present moment.

[JayVeTV]

whenever you find an abandoned house that looks like the family just packed up and left everything else behind it always intrigues me. like what happened that made them do that u know, amazing find. hopefully the neighbors keep looking out for people with bad intentions because that house is like frozen in time and i would hate to see someone destroy that.

[VS]

This house is an architectural gem. I’m thinking it would also fall under the category of East Lake Victorian. That is what my family home, built in 1872 is and almost all the woodwork in the house is identical to ours and that particular period. It’s an absolute shame that it’s just been left for so long, but it’s in amazing condition all things considered. What stood out to me most though was that you said you heard animal noises and growling coming from the attic. That’s concerning in any case, but being that this house has a history of satanism, in one form or another, I get the feeling like it was just a loose critter.
. I love exploring places, but over the years I’ve learned you wanna be just as careful when dealing with the spirit world as you are with the living, if not more so.

[joatkinson]

The artist Ozz Franca painted those big dark eyed children. He was Brazilian and painted many other genres. He was an artist for Disney as well. Those big eyed children were popular but always creeped me out when I was a little girl. Love what you guys do!

[jennifergarrett]

On the woodwork many of the Victorian mansions in the US have wonderful woodworking. My hometown has many of them and I've had the honor of getting to visit them. The woodwork is fabulous in many. Most of them were owned by rich and powerful people that had money to have the best work done. Thank you for the tour.

[brendagilliland]

I didn't feel like there was something wrong with the house, it's so beautiful I fell in love with it, I just wonder what happened to the family, there were so many beautiful things to look at I love your videos as so respectful of the places you go stay safe and I can't wait to see your next one xx

[twobrokeguyz]

Hi, very strange house indeed. Those pictures of the large eyed kids were very popular in the U.S.A. in the 1960s. Those lamps that go from the ceiling to the floor were also very popular in the 50's through the 60s and 70s. They are called tension pole lamps. Thanks for the video. Eerie house, but very neat.

[gretahunt]

I loved how quiet this video was! Not that your other videos are that loud but it’s just such a nice change from other YouTubers who shout their way through every video!

This house was an amazing find! I hope it stays a secret tho.
Those cross decorations weren’t evidence of satanic worship at all, just a strange design choice.
The other art in the house was of high quality and was very popular back in the day. Ozz Franca and Margaret Keane (they both depicted large eyed children in their works) were hugely popular in the 60’s-70’s. I think the house owners were also possibly of Latin American or Spanish origins as there was a lot of evidence of that.

Such a fascinating place! Great to see you with Leslie too, you guys make a great team!

[jcmasmith]

This looks like a place someone is still using for storage. If the roof is still in good repair, that is what is stopping the decay of this great place. I saw a couple items from the early 1990s which makes me think it’s still used to store items. Great video!!!