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The Bentley House Moonshine of 1857 | Haslingden Grane | History
#Haslingden #Grane #Whiskey #Victorians Jonathan Haworth of Bentley House, farmer by day – illegal whiskey distiller by night! On the 3rd April, 1857 and at around 11pm, Mrs. Ellis Heath of the inland revenue, accompanied by police officers paid a visit to Haworths farm after hearing rumours of illegal whiskey being made AND distributed throughout…
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The Forgotten Baby of Flaxmoss: A Story Time Tried to Bury
A cold January morning in Victorian Haslingden. Two council scavengers empty a routine pail in the quiet hamlet of Flaxmoss – only to uncover a discovery that would shock the entire valley. In this video, we revisit the tragic and long-forgotten case of the Flaxmoss Infant: a tiny body found among the ashes and refuse…
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What the Police DISCOVERED Inside This Farm Was TERRIFYING… | True Crime | Real Locations
A quiet Lancashire farmhouse… three innocent lives… and a morning of unimaginable brutality that still clings to the walls of Saville Green Farm. This is a story buried beneath decades of silence — a triple murder so violent, so senseless, that it shook the countryside to its core. In this episode, we retrace the footsteps…
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Real or Hoax? Did We Discover JACK THE RIPPER’S Real Voice on This Old Record?
What if a forgotten shellac record – buried for over a century – contained the chilling voice of one of the most infamous killers in history? In this episode of Days of Horror, we uncover a mysterious gramophone recording that appears to feature a man describing the horrific events of 1888… in unsettling detail. Is…