Ep 2. Boys Hall

In season 9, episode 2 of Most Haunted, the team ventures to Boys Hall, a manor house in Kent, England that dates back to the 17th century. The building is said to be haunted by a number of spirits, including the ghost of a lady in a white dress, a young boy, and a former owner who committed suicide in the house.

The team begins their investigation in the great hall, where they immediately sense a strong presence. As they begin to conduct their EVP (electronic voice phenomenon) session, they hear what sounds like a voice saying "help me". The team feels a sense of unease and decide to move on to another area of the house.

Next, they head to the cellar, which is said to be one of the most haunted areas of the house. As they enter, they immediately feel the temperature drop and hear strange noises. The team splits up, with some members staying in the main room and others exploring the tunnels that run beneath the house. One member of the team reports seeing a figure in the darkness, but when they investigate, nothing is there.

As the investigation continues, the team hears more EVPs and experiences other unexplained phenomena. In one room, they hear the sound of footsteps and in another, they see doors opening and closing on their own. The team also set up some trigger objects, such as toys and marbles, in the hope of capturing movement or activity.

Towards the end of the investigation, the team gathers in the dining room to conduct a séance. They attempt to communicate with the spirits they believe to be present in the house and receive a number of responses through Ouija board and table tipping. As the séance comes to an end, the team reports feeling drained and exhausted from the intense energy in the room.

Overall, the investigation at Boys Hall is one of the most active and intense episodes of Most Haunted. The team experiences a range of unexplained phenomena and captures a number of EVPs and other evidence. Fans of the show will not want to miss this thrilling episode.