Top 5 FREAKY Abandoned Ghost Towns Shrouded In Mystery

Humans possess a strange peculiarity. Despite the countless warnings and chilling tales, many still exhibit a fascination for probing into the decaying remains of the past. Their morbid curiosity leads them into the haunting depths of abandoned places, a perverse thrill that blurs the line between bravery and madness. And if your watching this then chances are you’re interested too….so let’s get into this together and check out 5 Freaky Abandoned Towns Shrouded in Mystery.

[oxcolette]

I wish these were like 2 hours long. A perfect video to end my long crazy day.

[seandelap]

It's literally like stepping into a time warped stepping into a ghost town and seeing everything left as it was the day it was abandoned its truly fascinating actually

[seandelap]

Finally something that's not AI I really hope that Andrew sticks to these sort of videos more in the future because they're far more interesting than hearing about robots

[RIFTDEMON]

Idk why but seeing deathslinger as the thumbnail is so hilarious to me 😂

[rein]

Can never get enough of historical mysteries, thanks so much for another list

[marlon]

Great content today. love these abandoned towns/village stories. Eeire old photos as background shots. Well presented and researched. Perhaps more?

[troyswanson]

The biggest enigma of anjicuni lake it's that all of the graves were dug up in the corpses disappeared as well as the villagers. This adds a whole other layer to the story

[mayaugust]

I like marathons of these stories. Listening to 3-4 hours of your voice makes me sleepy and I like that .

[brittneyc]

I love winding down to scary mysteries 🛀 I don't think he realizes how many bedrooms his voice sweeps across

[greyceeb]

Thanks for sharing another awesome video Andrew. I always enjoy hearing your soothing voice.

[shawnj]

In Alaska..There was a big battle between a 1, 500 lb bull moose and "Something" with gigantic footprints like a man. Hunters came upon the site and saw the big struggle marks in the tall grass and blood everywhere. Then they saw only the Giant manlike footprints from the Kol'eni walking back into the valley with its prize the 1, 500lb Bull moose. It carried that Bull moose for miles on its shoulder down to its underground lair.

[RockerxxRicardo]

I didn't expect to see a thumbnail of the death slinger from Dead by Daylight on a scary mysteries video.

[amandahoffman]

I already want a part 2 to this video❤

[MatrixRefugee]

Hey, nice pic of The Deathslinger from Dead by Daylight in the thumbnail!

[unspokenworld]

This was in Spotify… yesterday itself… I heard it… damn brother… jst love ur narration…. And the knowledge I gain is mind blowing…. Anyways keep it coming as always brother… spread love… god bless…

[zashiki_warashi]

love the deathslinger in the thumbnail. he matches the topic perfectly!!

[shawnj]

I Live in Anchorage, Alaska and I've been to Seldovia right around the corner from Port Chatham/Portluck. My people(I'm half Athabascan Indian from Chitina a village in the Copper river valley about 250 mile drive into the AK wilderness from Anchorage.) in the Copper river area believe in beings called "Kol Eni" or "Bush Indians" that live in our land. Kol'Eni are basically a Sasquatch that is bigger(9-10 feet), meaner, with claws and sharp teeth, and that kidnap and eat humans. 2, 250 people on average disappear from Alaska every single year and thats a staggering number considering we only have 600 something thousand people. Basically over 1 in every 300 of us vanish every single year. Some can be lost, or serial killers, etc. But some of them...are very bizarre and totally hard to explain. No blood trail or kill site like you'd find with a bear or other animal. Just picked up and taken away.

[Latnii]

Came for deathslinger image, stayed for the stories.

[timd]

Ah one of my favorite subjects. In the case of the last one, you would hope it would be aliens, because the thought of basically the erasure of people is more horrifying. My area has a lot of early colonial and post colonial villages around it that are now just leaf burried stone basements, overgrown street ways, and stone fences. You're right about the feelings you get when you are there. Surreal feelings and many people talk of hearing children and horses. Many were abandoned during the industrial revolution, but there always seems to be an echo still of things passed. Very interesting video. That last one is a real mind bender. Reminds me of the Mary Celeste. Great list of places.

[charlotteemerson]

Andrew, please care for yourself. I'm sure you are aware that if you push yourself too hard, there will be nothing left for your own well being nor for those you love most.