An eerie, haunted house has been discovered to have surreal activities within it including the movement of things on their own.
The spooky house where a group of ghost fanatics stayed the night was so haunted that it made some of them physically sick.
The creepy home, dubbed "The Hostel" by paranormal experts, is notorious for its spooky aura, with stories of moving chairs, objects flying through the air and candles blowing out.
The seven-bedroom home in Hull, East Yorkshire, has even had ghostly faces appearing at its windows leading to police break-ins.
Becci Cook, 26, one of the people brave enough to step inside, said spooky forces began to take hold as soon as the group passed through the front door .
She said: "The activity started the moment we got inside.
"Things moved and three people even vomited. There was this amazing feeling of sickness that came over us.
"Doors opened on their own and one man even had a ball thrown at him when he said he could live here."
Sue Thompson, 60, another ghost-hunter brave enough to step over the threshold of 39 De Gray Street, said: "It was a very exciting night.
"We got an amazing response from the table-tipping, the seance and the Ouija board.
"You always got the sense something was standing behind you and the experiments we carried out proved to me something was there.
"Each ghost hunt is different but you need energy and enthusiasm among the group you are with and there was a lot of that."
Clairvoyant Jolene Lockwood was another member of the group that entered the ghoulish digs and witnessed flying objects and bone-chilling sensations.
She said: "We had one guest struck on the head with ball and a number of names brought through the spirit box.
"Hair being touched, feelings of sickness and emotions. It was a fantastic night."
While the group was in the house between 9pm and 4am they tried to piece together its shady past and to work out why it had become haunted.
Sue said: "We discovered the evil spirit of a man upstairs and then a woman and three children below.
"We got the name of ten-year-old Walter dated from 1840. He indicated he died after a hanging."
Becci added: "I came across the names of Walter, Richard and Alexander. The evil spirit admitted to us he had abused and murdered the woman and children. He said the children were buried in the courtyard and were still there."
Andy Yates, who owns the haunted property, said he'd seen plenty of creepy goings on over the years.
He said: "I lived in the house by myself, and I came downstairs to find steak knives balanced on the plates in the drying rack.
"I've tried to rent the house out a couple of times, but the longest anyone has lasted is four days. Some people couldn't return after measuring the house up for furniture.
"I once saw a child's shadow come out of the fireplace and hover for about 15 minutes."
The Hostel is opening its doors to ghost hunters on Friday, April 13, where over 18s can sleep in the creepy property for £65 as long as they bring along sleeping bags and plenty of warm clothes.
- Mirror Online