The CURSE of Knowing : What REALLY Happened to ERNEST WHITEHEAD? / Burnley (1907)

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A fortune teller, penny dreadfuls, and a single scrap of blue paper—what could be their connection?

In this strange, but true tale, we delve into the macabre and mystifying death of 21-year-old Ernest Whitehead of Burnley. In 1907, his life was abruptly and inexplicably snuffed out, leaving behind a chilling enigma that still remains unsolved to this day.

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Music in this video :
No.7 Alone With My Thoughts – Esther Abrami
Dreams Become Real – Kevin MacLeod
Down – Joey Pecoraro
Aletheia (Unforgetting) – Devon Church
Medieval Astrology – Underbelly & Ty Mayer

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