Haunted Hospitals - Fourth Season

As I was walking through the hallway,

I felt like somebody was watching me.

Hello? Is someone there?

I thought to myself, "There might be something evil here."

The longer I worked there, the more strange things happened.

Adrienne! Adrienne!

Began to feel afraid of the hospital.

Please stop!

Things would just move.

I unplugged it and it was still going off.

It's him.

I saw the shadow go into that room.

This person died that evening.

There's no one here but us. Get out!

I never believed in ghosts but they are out there.

Stop it. Stop it now.

His eyes looked like he didn't have a soul.

Leave me alone!

Whatever was with him meant harm.

Darkness falls, and the night is just getting started.

You're doing so good. Big push, big push.

OK, come on.

Congratulations, it's a boy.

Hours after giving birth to her third child,

Tina Fleury recuperates in her room.

It was around 2 o'clock in the morning.

I was still sleeping from the medication they had given me.

I was a little groggy but I was hearing a giggle,

like a little child giggling.

I was really expecting to see my children there.

And I open my eyes and there was nobody there.

Hello? Who's there?

The giggling was getting louder.

So this time I looked in my doorway and I saw a little child there.

He was just standing in my doorway, just giggling.

He was so bright like a bright light was surrounded by him.

Are you lost, honey? Do you need some help?

And I started talking to him.

I asked him who his name was, he never answered me.

He just giggled at me.

I'm gonna call the nurse, OK?

So I put the call light on to get the nurse in the room.

I looked down and I looked up and he was gone.

You buzzed?

There was a little boy just standing there.

And I had asked the nurse

did she see the little boy in the hallway?

"I think he's lost. He might be needing help go back to his room."

I didn't see anyone. Are you sure?

You're our only patient tonight.

There's no one else here.

She had this look on her face like she was holding something back,

like she wanted to tell me something more, but she did not.

I was getting really scared and uneasy.

I didn't know what to tell her.

I mean, she was convincing me that I was the only patient there,

and at that time, I dropped the subject.

I didn't say anything more about the little boy.

How about I give you something to help you sleep?

So she give me some more meds to make me go back to sleep.

And I woke up the morning I was discharged.

Two months later, Tina finds herself back at the hospital,

this time as a nurse instead of a patient.

At that time, I was working at a nursing home

and the hospital had actually called me

and asked me if I was interested in working the OB unit.

I was so excited because that was my dream job.

Hi, I'm Tina. I'm here for my orientation.

Hi. Hi.

When I was doing my orientation, my nurse who was supposed to train me

was actually a nurse who had taken care of me in the hospital.

How's the baby?

My goodness, so cute.

Aw, you must be loving it.

Tina settles into her new duties,

but it's not long before she learns

her dream job hides a chilling secret.

Got your name on the list here, and every patient submitted

gets inputted into this computer here.

We were sitting there for a while, going over policies and procedures.

You know that boy you told me about?

Out of the blue, she looked at me, she goes,

"Do you remember that little boy that you described to me?"

Yeah.

I looked at her real strange and said,

"Yes. but you said nobody was there."

You're not the only one who's seen him.

What?

She told me the story about a little child

that was admitted on the second floor

on the paediatric unit

and had accidentally fallen out of the bed

and somehow broke his neck.

He died instantly.

I've seen him too.

What do you mean he's haunting in the hospital?

You'll see it, it will happen.

She said, "You wait, you'll see. It will happen."

And I just brushed her off because I was totally confused

at this point in time. I didn't know what to think.

There's a rumour about this boy that's died in a very tragic way

inside the hospital.

A lot of times when the spirit dies in a very tragic way,

it's stuck in a state of that desperation and sadness,

and it's crying out for help.

It does things to act out in order to gain recognition

of the way in which it died.

This entity may have remained there because it fears moving on.

It might see the needs of other children and patients

being attended to while it's crying out for help itself.

Tina doesn't have to wait long to discover this story

is more than mere rumour.

My first patient that I had in the labour and delivery unit

was a premature baby.

We called him Peanut and I was very protective over Peanut.

I took care of him for almost two months.

One night when I was in the nursery,

I was rocking the baby and we had the music on.

It was getting really peaceful and quiet in there,

and Peanut was starting to settle down.

And all of a sudden, the radio started just changing stations

for no reason at all.

So I got up and I switched it back over to the music

that I had on before.

And it switched back over.

And at this point in time, I put the baby down in the bassinet.

I can't explain that.

It had no batteries in it and it was not plugged.

I unplugged it and it was still going off.

You see? It's him.

Just like I said.

My co-worker, she believed it was the little boy who did that.

It's something a mischievous child would do.

Call light.

Room 207.

That's impossible. I just came from there.

That room is empty.

It's OK, we'll go see it together.

OK.

When the call light system had went off,

me and my co-worker, we walked down the hall.

I was actually kind of regretting to go in there

because I didn't know what I was gonna see.

I didn't want to go in there.

When we walked in the room,

it was really ice cold for no reason.

No reason at all.

You could almost see your breath.

It must be a malfunction.

And when we were walking down the hall...

That was weird. So weird.

It was so cold.

...we were hearing a noise like furniture scooting on the floor.

What was that?

I don't know.

OK, you go look after Peanut.

I'll see what's making that noise.

OK.

Hello?

Is someone there?

I did not want to go in that room alone.

Is somebody here?

When I walked in there,

the rocking chair that was normally by the bed

was actually twisted around, facing the window.

I turned around, I could not believe what I was seeing.

There's something in that room. What are you talking about?

The chair! It moved by itself.

That makes no sense.

I'm just telling you.

What's happening? I don't know.

We'll get to the bottom of it. It's OK.

We had our nurses' charts on top of our desk,

and out of the corner of my eye, I seen one of them move

and I looked at my nurse and said, "What the hell?"

What's happening?

I... I don't know!

It was crazy.

It was like somebody just came by and started flipping our charts over.

I looked over at my co-worker, she looked at me

and we were like, "What in the world is going on?"

We just couldn't believe what we were seeing.

I thought to myself, "There might be something evil here."

We heard a bang.

What now?

What the shit is going on?

So we put Peanut in the bassinet.

I knew something wasn't right.

I feared what might happen next.

Shh.

I'll go check it out. OK.

My god.

You're never gonna believe what the hell just happened.

What?

Come look.

What happened to the cabinet door?

That door travelled about 12 feet across the room.

How did that get there?

We have no clue how none of this happened.

This makes no sense.