Ghost Adventures Review: Season 1-Episode 1-"Bobby Mackey's Music World"

A new feature I want to bring to Scared Sheetless is a Ghost Adventures Review of the hit Travel Channel show to give the readers, searchers, or whichever you are a run down of what happened. I can't promise you I'll get every single episode done on here in no time, but they will be here sooner or later. Hope you enjoy.

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Season 1
Episode 1: "Bobby Mackey's Music World"

Bobby Mackey's Music World; Wilder, Kentucky, USA

Beginning



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The boys in black- Zak Bagans, Nick Groff, and Aaron Goodwin take us to a place in Wilder, Kentucky; Bobby Mackey's Music World that is also known by the name "Hell's Gate". The place used to be slaughterhouse, had connections to organized crime, and satanic worshipping. Christmas has came early for the GA crew.

A sign stands above the doorway that impress Zakk that basically reads that the place is haunted and the club takes no responsibility of what happens to anyone of whom the ghosts wish to interact with, in anyway. Will the spirits interact with the crew? It's not lockdown yet, but there getting all the juicy, specter details on why this place has evil within the air.

On top of the club having a bloody history, it is also known to be the pin point of where a bloody murder took place when back in 1896, two men beheaded a girl, and the men fled. When the bloodhounds were trying to look for these suspects, it lead back to the future club. The head was never found, but maybe it was given to the devil in a sacrifice ritual.

The rituals took place inside a well of which is the last remaining piece of land that remains of the old slaughterhouse. The well has seen a lot of blood and death as it was used to channel the blood out of the slaughterhouse and this very place is believed to be the gateway to Hell.

Once the men were caught, they were convicted to hanging, and one of the suspects said that he would come back and haunt the place forever. His words were correct as numerous eyewitnesses have claimed they have seen the spirits and the descriptions match the murderers of the woman.

The encounters just don't start with eyewitnesses, but the owner's wife, who doesn't believe in ghosts and refused to give her experiences with the GA crew. But, a story that the husband recited was that one day she was up in a room and she heard a "get out!" The spirit then got aggressive and forced her down the stairs. Even though she remains a skeptic she refuses to step foot back in the club her husband owns, and that was several years ago. The ghost has been identified as one of the suspects who murdered the woman.

A former caretaker says there's more then just one demonic spirit and maybe that's the reason why he slept in his upstairs apartment with a shotgun. At one point, he got possessed by a demonic spirit and it took a reverend six hours of a exorcism to get the demonic spirit out of him. After the exorcism was over, the whole wall in the kitchen caught fire and the fire department could not determine what caused this fire. To this day, during his interview with Zak, he still felt the demonic souls right there with him.

Other experiences include a trashcan being slammed to a wall, a man with a handlebar mustache, a jukebox plays by itself even when it's unplugged that plays a song that's not even in the jukebox itself! Investigators who have tried this place their equipment malfunctions.

Pre-Lockdown-"X" Marks the Haunts

After that, it's time for the crew to put the "X's" down of where there going to put their video recorders for the night's investigation. One room is the kitchen where the wall caught on fire; a spot light room where on a catwalk people have come running out screaming and a psychic got shoved; the basement of the club where the well is where all the satanic rituals took place and where supposedly the head of the woman was thrown.

They get to the well itself where all the blood was poured into, the well is known as the gateway from Hell while there's a staircase that is known as the staircase to Heaven, because the staircase leads to a roof and nothing else-as they were going over where they were going to put the X in the well room, Zak started to get light headed and both him and a man who was guided them threw the basement saw a shadow behind them.

After this, they had to go see where the blood and guts went from the well to the river. They had to see where the well ended, so they did and they found something extremely creepy. When they found the well, Zak, Nick, and Aaron went into the pipe that the blood drained out of; this was a big size pipe, enough so all the boys had to was crouch and bow their heads. The pipe lead up to some sort of catacombs that had different passages going everywhere. They then found where the well lead out into a river.

Lockdown

It's time for lockdown and the crew is all by themselves and the ghosts. Will the eyewitnesses stories reflect what happen to them? We'll see.

They played an old country tune that was playing on the unplugged jukebox to see if they could get any of the spirits attention. They were not displeased by what happened; they started to get freezing cold, their hairs were standing on and their skin was in goose bumps.

Zak then decided to go up into the attic where a former dancer of the club committed suicide due the death of her love. She would eventually blame her father and poison him. Up in there, their static night vision camcorder got an unexplained crying noise. Was it the dancer?

Downstairs, Zak could heard Nick's screams as Nick came running out of a bathroom, this is the same bathroom where the trashcan violently moved and hit the wall. What Nick heard was a loud bang on the wall. This time, all three of them went to investigate themselves where Nick was telling the spirit to do it again. As Nick was showing how loud it was-and couldn't find a source-the spirit let them know as a loud bang was heard and they proceeded to run out of the bathroom as Zak told him to go back in and face his fears. Upstairs, they were hearing footsteps as Zak got out him EMF Detector, but while they were doing that, their audio recorders got a unexplained male humming sound.

After this, they headed to the basement, to the well, the portal to Hell, where the caretaker found a piece of a human skull. After Zak tried to get in contact with the spirits, he started to feel a burn on his back. They took his shirt off and found two scratches straight down his spine area. He then started getting more when he asked who was doing it and started getting angry at the spirits. A wrong move. A beam of light shot right out of his back once they were leaving the room.

In another room, they used a black light and found traces of blood on the wall. After Zak and Aaron left the room where Nick was in a room by himself with candles trying to get some EVP's. He asked if a woman who was brutally murdered by her husband was still there, he got a woman's voice crying, and then a man's voice saying, "Precious. No."

As Nick was doing an EVP Session, Zak and Aaron were in another room where earlier in the show Zak and a guide saw the shadow. This time, they saw it again, but got it on tape. The shadow moved right across the room and out of sight. When they went into the area to investigate there was nothing there. They then documented that it may have been the man who murdered his wife who may of been the EVP Nick got in the other room.

After spending the whole night there, the GA Crew decided that Bobby Mackey's Music World and definitely the basement or "Hell's Gate" has some activity. Aaron stated that he never wants to go there again and Zak agreed.

Aftermath

Zak took his evidence to an archbishop who said what they were dealing with was dangerous and that the three markings on Zak's back was the marking of the Trinity of a demonic nature. The demonic souls that lurked their let their presence known. The bishop claimed that it was very dangerous and that the souls that attacked them were not human spirits, but demonic creatures.
If there is a Hell, it belongs within Bobby Mackey's Music World.