Seems reminiscent of The Dunwich Horror. Reminds me somehow of something my grandpa told me about once. I'm not sure if HE broke into this old manor-type house too, or just a friend of his had, but anyway... There was a well-off couple in a very large house. They had servants and caretakers and about 5 kids. Something happened to the wife and she started to be seen less and less. Years passed, and she had become quite reclusive and strange. Her husband died in his 60s, the children were off and married with children of their own, and it was just her and the staff. One day, there was a big hullibaloo at the house, and she was taken away and confined to an asylum for the rest of her life. The house sat empty for years, but was the subject of much chatter amongst the regular people. A lot of speculation for why she had been confined. I think he was maybe 12 or 13 when this happened. The house was starting to break down, and went up for auction. He and his friend broke into the house right before it was torn down, trying to find out why the woman had been sent away. The place had like 5 floors, so I'm assuming it took a few days at least to explore. He had to stay home for something, so his friend went alone. Some doors had been walled over, and were only apparent because they had started to break down and sag on their hinges. Finally, in this weird little subcellar-type space dug into the floor of the basement, his friend found it: a tomb of sorts. After those 5 babies, she was never able to carry another child to term. Miscarriages and stillbirths totaling something like 17. And she had carefully preserved each of them, and hidden them away in this space beneath the manor. There were notes in a little journal, describing the name and sex of each baby, the point in the pregnancy they'd been lost, and hints of the brokenness she felt at each loss, all in a fine, spiderweb handwriting that appeared shaky at times. The space was found decades after the last baby was placed inside, but not understanding postpartum depression, or depression in general, she was deemed mad and put away. Her testament of grief and despair was covered up, and the babies were forgotten. Horrified, his friend ran home with the journal and told his parents what he had found. He got quite the whipping, but his dad gave him a pocketknife a few days later, as acknowledgement of having seen something horrifying. My grandpa didn't know what happened to the remains, or if his friend kept the journal, and he never got the chance to ask his friend anything more because they had to pack up and move again, as they often did when he was growing up. It bothered my grandpa endlessly that those babies might still be there, forgotten beneath the moldering floorboards...

@harrygrimley4352

2 ай бұрын

Holy crap. You basically wrote another book 😅.

Currently 25 minutes in and hooked. If hubby doesn't hurry up he will miss part if the story as I'm dying to continue. One of the reasons I don't like listening while working, having to pause for pick up and drop offs

@Travis-bl4gx

5 ай бұрын

HUBBY

So we have an Eldridge entity who wants to return to the mortal plain …creepy he may be he sound like an entity that loves humans and earth in general

@happilyeverafter7703

4 ай бұрын

Gives me this Darkest Dungeon vibe. You know, without sending an endless supply of recruits to die horrible deaths to its eldritch dangers.

Channels like this get me through a big portion of my solo night shifts looking after a hotel, and I only just found yours, so I've got lots of new ones to listen to. Nice one!

@JordanGrupe

5 ай бұрын

Welcome aboard!

@yvette_is_Mamacado

4 ай бұрын

Go for "I Inherited a Haunted House!" Its a long one & my 1st. Now I'm a nurturing monster on some sort of committee in a netherworld! 😉

Please hit the like button. Its free and it helps.the channel.

Loving me some Lovecraftian horror

I start training tomorrow at my new job!!

@JordanGrupe

5 ай бұрын

Nice!

OH HELL YEAH!!! A LONG ONE!!! PERFECT TIMING TOO!😊

@Travis-bl4gx

5 ай бұрын

Yeah... I get that a lot!

@yvette_is_Mamacado

5 ай бұрын

@@Travis-bl4gx hindsight.... I probably could have. But.....umm..... CONGRATULATIONS?????? 😬😬😬😬😬🤣

Impressive 👏👏 Especially the slight reference to Dorian Grey, in description not by name.

Fantastic story! Thankyou to you and the author ❤️

This is amazing work Jordan! So full of detail, character and originality. I ❤ it! Hats of to the writer for this formidable story and to you for the great narration and bringing it to life.

@JordanGrupe

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! I agree it was a very well written story by Rene Rehn

I have to say....this story REALLY stands out in and of itself. There's an AMAZING level of knowledge of history in it context.... admittedly a few lost on me, necessitating a Google or 2 on my part. Id say this is, perhaps arguably, a seriously NEXT LEVEL piece of authorship! INARGUABLY, very impressive! BRAVA! 👏

I knew it was Rene Rhen the moment this demi-grammar enthussss gets a good ole forgotten word, not heard since advanced lit classes in college, right off the bat!! And yeah.,.thats....umm.....its been a minute.😬

@yvette_is_Mamacado

4 ай бұрын

Oh shit. How ironic! I referred to myself as a "grammar enthussss," obviously not proofing myself. Ha! I did something that grates my grammar nerves to no end; I STUTTERED!!! No... Im not picking on anyone with an impediment. I'm referring to....say, writing YAAAAAY" for emphasis, but spelling it "YAYYYYYY" instead. Yep. Ironic emphasis stutter! Wrong elongation. Nice yvette!😵‍💫

Very Lovecraftian. Love it.

Wow! And there I was at the start of the story being jealous of the amazing family history and getting to live in a castle 😆

Now I'll listen from the beginning 😁

Juhuuu can't wait ❤ I need a good story and I know it will be good 😉 Greetings from German

Ooooo. WHAT is in the cellar? 😬😬😬😬

@dersan7522

5 ай бұрын

Secrets…… I believe.

That was an awesome story. Once I started listening, I was hooked. I could envision what was happening in my mind’s eye as if I was watching a movie. Very well done! 🙂👍

45 mins or so in and just enjoying this more than my job lol

It’s going to be a picture of himself.......

Awesome story Jordan, Thank you

👍👍tremendously superior, I was captivating by this story. It was a surprised that he wasn't human. Thanks Jordan. 😇💖

Thanks for another awesome story Jordan. 👍🏻

@JordanGrupe

5 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it Keith!

The way you narrate these stories makes them so captivating.

I’m currently at 44:44 and please let all those cloaked things in the basement be ALL the descendants 🫣

The guy he finds to tell him about Isaac, must’ve been Nicolas Cage!

The writeris amazing as well as your narration

Oh This will be really really good

Staying up to hear this one.

This was amazing!!! Great job!

This sounds like Primarch project in Warhammer 40k in it's inception. Just another day in 40k xD

Can't wait

Awesome!!!

Another great episode thank you Jordan 😁😁😁😊😊😊

Fandamntastic! Is there more members only stories? If so, how do I find them? One only so far. Thanks so very much for the membership Jordan!

@JordanGrupe

5 ай бұрын

One new one and I've got more coming!

Every time the videos end and I hear "mark from earth" I remember the story hi is in 😂😂

excellent story a little long..but excellent can anyone tell me the background song at the 58:26 mark

This one is so good plus the way you deliver it is brilliant 👏 plus heard another narrator's version who is very well known ,,,, you are leaps and bounds light years ahead this why I listen to you sooooo 👍

This was a brilliant story!

Um I wonder where in the family tree Preston B. Whitmore from the Atlantis movie fits

Excellent, well done! Mary Shelley must be proud of you.♥

Castle. I love castles.

20 minutes in and hooked this is why I love your work 😍 so good 👍 and guys hit the like button as it Really does help the channel grow and its a win for the channel and a win for us also its free yup free

Hey Jordan 😊you're awesome, just saying☮️

@JordanGrupe

5 ай бұрын

Hey, thanks!

Hi Jordan 👋. I can't be in chat today but I'm listening 😊. Thank you for another great story 💕. I hope you're doing good!!

@dragonjade7790

5 ай бұрын

How is your new job Kimberly

I’m hoping for aliens

Jordan. Why the fizzuck did I not receive this notification?! I’m listening 3 weeks after you posted this! HOW DARE THEE, KZread.

@JordanGrupe

4 ай бұрын

I can't explain the lack of notifications, sorry. I always turn them on for new videos so theoretically everyone with notifications on should get them. Maybe it's the fact that it's a premiere is screwing things up

@CaseyGray58

4 ай бұрын

@@JordanGrupe maybe that is what’s going on, cause it’s not in my nature to miss one of your videos, I was quite perplexed lol

I realy liked this. Good job.

I love it. It reminds me of amnesia the dark decent.

So ... If im going to live an incredibly long time. I think id see the world.

Cheers! 😊

Hey a story based in my country nice 👍

The manor sounds like the Winchester Mansion.

@JordanGrupe

4 ай бұрын

Lol love that show

Very cosmic. So horror. ❤

What eternal mission? Eternal recursion?

My children are "Whitmores" ........

Worlds dumbest protagonist.

This story needs a narrator with a posh British accent. The young Midwestern American kind of takes me out of the story, which is good. The narrator sounds like the old radio ads from Motel Six ( Tom Bodett character).

@loriegosnell9355

Ай бұрын

Posh this 💩

Omg omg omg Jordan please notice me!

@JordanGrupe

5 ай бұрын

Hi! 🧐

@Flew420

5 ай бұрын

@@JordanGrupe😱 Hii 😁

@scrappydoo7887

5 ай бұрын

I think I'm getting too old for this platform lol

Dude you sound a lot like Tom Bodett lol