Correction: At around 2:07, I say that the story takes place in May 1943. That's a mistake and should be 1973.

@m0rianne

9 ай бұрын

Hi Pinnso! I love your content so much!

humans frighten me too, sam

Kids have awesome imagination

I was lucky enough to visit the Isle of Wight during Cowes week in 1976 as a sixteen year-old army recruit taking part in an off-shore sailing expedition. It's a beautiful place with friendly locals and nice pubs (I was under-age but a military ID works wonders when challenged), unfortunately I didn't meet any aliens. This is a wonderful story though and like you I was a little concerned when the children took Sam up on his offer to go inside his hut. I think Sam was probably an eccentric but harmless person just living off the grid, children love magic tricks and he's just entertained them for a short time with the berry trick. My own children loved being amused by my own clumsy attempts at the same. Thank you for telling this story, it's brought back some very happy memories.

@user-fd1lz2vc4s

2 ай бұрын

You did that wierd Berry trick 😮

@davymckeown4577

2 ай бұрын

@@user-fd1lz2vc4s God no, I meant more basic and much less gruesome magic tricks. Like card tricks or making a coin seemingly disappear. Allowing them to watch Watership Down was the worst thing I did apparently. 🤡

"All Colors Sam" Love its name.

Sandown, you better beware, If I find you've been creepin' round my back stairs.

@remuslazar2033

9 ай бұрын

You'll do what?

@adoxartist1258

9 ай бұрын

Sing at him! 🎶

@dedlede777

3 ай бұрын

He's gonna get feeling better when he's feeling no pain.

Like it!! "All Colour's Sam" - what a name ❤

Nice to hear the pop. This is a rare one. Miss your more frequent drops. Thanks for always providing quality work

@scottbubb2946

9 ай бұрын

Usually, after I watch one of these videos, I make that "pop" sound with my mouth for the rest of the day.🤣

Such a strange story, it seems beyond what young kids could have concocted.

@Yvette22632

3 ай бұрын

really??? kids make up some bizzarre stories all the time

@JamesChessman

3 ай бұрын

Sam was not "strange," he was just socially-awkward, but he was a nice person, underneath it all!

If you wrote this down exactly as is and told me it was a story by the Greek-French Surrealist poet, Gisele Prassinos, an outtake from her book, The Arthritic Grasshopper, for instance, I would absolutely believe it. It is eerie, sinister, surreal, Gothic, absurdist, Fortean and fey (as in, of the faery folk) and very "British" or Anglo-Celtic. I love it.

@spencerfrankclayton4348

Ай бұрын

Especially since the girl is known as "Fay"/"Fey."

@woden22

22 күн бұрын

@@spencerfrankclayton4348 Good point. I hadn't even considered that. There's definitely a link between the faery folk and the world of the surrealists.

Massive Pied Piper vibes. He was also very colourful

I've heard this story before and I think if the children did see Sam he could be an alien who didn't want to frighten them. If it was an extra-terrestrial encounter, it's a strange one.

@m0rianne

9 ай бұрын

Too bad aliens don't exist.

@LunarNoire

8 ай бұрын

That’s what I was thinking as well especially with how the hands and feet were described.

@Edbrad

6 ай бұрын

The “aliens” are the same as folklore entities wearing different masks

@supjay3945

5 ай бұрын

​@@Edbradnow that you said that, kinda makes sense

@jordanalandry1866

16 күн бұрын

They're all strange often the things that they do or the way that they present themselves to seemingly put us at ease end up being more frightening because they’re clearly trying to mimic or re-create things that they are unfamiliar with like expressions and appearances

One thing that always intrigued me about this story is why the children even asked “Sam” if he was a ghost? That would be my main question if I had the chance to interview the now adult individuals. They saw him during the day, and he obviously had solid form. What they described doesn’t even remotely correspond with the archetype of a ghost as children would imagine it. What they encountered, presuming the story is correct, was much more a description of a clown seen through children’s eyes. Yet, they were convinced that “Sam” was a ghost. So where did that idea emerge from? Children do have vivid imagination- yes. However, their story and description is so intricate and complex that I find it difficult to believe that they concocted the entire meeting and synchronizing it to match each other’s statements.

@NoMeGusta2526

3 ай бұрын

Pockets of cultural regions. Some people call lightning bugs fire flies, and some refer to creeps, strange unnatural things as ghosts as an umbrella term.

@Legionmint7091

3 ай бұрын

@@NoMeGusta2526 I somehow doubt that. When retelling the story to her dad Fay used the word “clown” to describe “Sam”. The way both children described him was far more a description of a clown than the stereotypical ghost. The only thing I can imagine may have had an influence was the sound, but then again the children described it as a siren, as from an ambulance.

this is definitely one of the creepier stories you have presented. Well done!

I will now answer all personal questions with either "Well, not really, but I am in an odd sort of way.” and "You know..." (with a slight shrug).

I watched this story elsewhere but, as with other happenings, your versions always reveal new details. You are most thorough with researching and explaining. I’m not sure if other sources either don’t pick up or they don’t think the details are important. But I feel it’s best to be as faithful as possible to all the known facts and theories. For one example I didn’t know much about the location and for some reason just assumed that it was the backyard of their farm (in other channels). Also I didn’t know that the father’s experiences happened 3 years earlier. It’s good that you mentioned the double-delusion as a footnote.

I would move away from the bridge too.

Great story as always,thank you for your hard work🙂🙂🙂

Amazing and extremely well done! Many thanks!

"Hello, and I am all-colours SAruMan." Was Saruman a man? No. Was he a ghost? Not really, but he was a spirit.

@adoxartist1258

9 ай бұрын

Nice! 🍻😂

Why do ancient tribes from the Americas to Africa have similar looking deities represented by their masks? Makes you think.

@misterslats

4 ай бұрын

Why do the origin stories of those same cultures center around beings coming to Earth from the sky?

Super creepy! I wonder how those now-adult children are doing these 50 years later.

I was born and raised on the island and never heard of this story. Second time I’ve seen it in two years on KZread. Weird

@martindunstan8043

15 күн бұрын

The island seems to be getting the spotlight lately. Only yesterday, I watched a YT documentary about Damien Nettles that disappeared in the 90s in Cowes. Before that, there was a video on Charles I in Carisbrooke Castle and one on Queen Victoria in Osbourne House,all within the space of a month. If the keep this profile of the island up, we could very well be featured🤣I live in Brading, close to the Roman villa.

I forgot where but i remember hearing a government agent say there is an ET species that look like clowns.

i love your stories So many possibilities Sounds like Sam was an ET or at least a time traveler If my child told me a story like that i would tell her WHAT did you back their for Your not to leave the house until your 18 lol

Excellent as always. 👏👏👏❤️👍🙂

The children had a wonderful imagination.

@dragonmartijn

15 күн бұрын

Or are able to see what some others can’t.

Just wow! The amount of detail in this story by these kids, especially describing how Sam looked, is really interesting. My sense is that if these two kids made up this story I doubt that they would have given that amount of detail. Coupled with Fay's Dad and his seperate experience this story is one heck of head scratcher. I wonder if either of those two kids are alive as they'd be in their 50's, have either of them said anything about this incident as adults? That would be intersting. Bottom line - I have no idea as to whether or not it's a true depiction of what happened.

I've heard this one a few times and one thing I notice is that each time, it's exactly the same. Most times, stories like this have little details that are different. I like to read the comments because I have no idea about this one. I hope, someday, someone will have a good one.

Kids imaginations. I don't think there is much to see here. They might have seen a workman wearing some kind of 'working in confined area' equipment.

Great Job very interesting, thank you

Great video Pinnso!!! 👻🤍

love this channel!

Ah! New pinnso vid! I was starting to miss them!

I love this clown 🤡 😅

Unidentified Friendly Odd-ball

This is always an interesting story.

I wonder if the children had been eating wild mushrooms, possibly influenced by a parent who might forage as well? Foraging was a lot more commonplace back in those days, my family would do it and I still do. I'm really careful around mushrooms, but did make a mistake once, and have been doubly careful ever since! If you think about the description of Sam, and then the description of gnomes (claimed by some to be the manifestations concocted by the consumption of particular types of mushroom), you start to see some similarities - the report of bright colours for features and clothes for instance. The hut could have been a mushroom-induced exaggeration of a workman's hut, also more common in those days. 2 workmen had been knocking in posts, and they would have moved on by the time any parent had checked out the area afterwards. And Sam indeed was one of those workmen, maybe a third in the party, a foreman come to check on how the other 2 were getting along. If Sam had been an alien, and that was the sort of disguise he felt sufficient to fool a human, he hadn't been very observant of our ways, had he? I think an advanced race could do better.

@Nolan33177

2 ай бұрын

Hallucinogenic mushrooms grow on cow shit. Literally. I doubt that theory

A strange tall man with weird facial features is reminiscent of the story of indrid cold. Not sure I believe in either of these stories but they're very similar.

Great vid I subbed

Good stuff, never heard or read about this one. Similar tales, yes. A lot of very old stories from the Native peoples, in the U.S.A., about Clowns, the not good kind. Children and race and specific locations always brew the events. Watching a Human form, in an isolated area, jump and briefly levitate....yes, childhood may cause memories. A shared psychosis, transmitted between people, SURE describes most of reality.

So a space ship that's furnished with wooden furniture? How odd

For those who don't know, Bedtime Stories just did a video on the Sandown Clown. Check it out!

There is absolutely no evidence to support this incident other than what two 7 year olds claim to have witnessed. The most amazing thing to me is that anyone would take this fantastic story as plausible.

My creeper metre was alarming as well.

I think of The Tartarian Lamb. When people describe something they don't understand, they did see something; but you wouldn't know the thing from their description.

Sam seemed like maybe an Angel or demon.

Sam was a Trickster. Indrid Cold.

@capnjackgallows3204

Ай бұрын

Yeah that's America, no Britain.

I think SAM was a Simulated Alien Metadroid.... 🤔😒

I live on the Isle of Wight

"Lifting the mask from a local clown feeling down like him."

PINNSO! well, I don't know... this story is way too odd for me, to have any idea what this might have been. also I don't like the obligatory explanaition, that it was a hallucination. sceptics always pretend like hallucinations are a super common thing for people to have 🙃

Sam was a Fae they like to play games especially with little kids

this is not one you can listen to in the background you have to actively pay attention here.

Yes welcome back Pinnso we as fans love ur channel, the creepy narration and wish u posted more and less so long waiting for content. But anyway love the video keep them coming

This is a really interesting story told by the children…not a shred of evidence though 🤷‍♂️ so I’m unconvinced.

@Philip-ei8pu

9 ай бұрын

The Romans were aware of Ley lines cleaving through that area.

@Halbared

9 ай бұрын

I would expect the first thing is the dad would go and check on the hut.

@ACameronUK

9 ай бұрын

@@Philip-ei8pu so therefore it makes sense aliens would travel unfathomable distances between stars to come and eat berries in a hut there? I just don’t see it personally 🤷‍♂️

@robokill387

3 ай бұрын

I doubt that.

@sixevensage7004

Ай бұрын

Many paranormal experiences are sandboxed

I subbed this channel. Maybe it was my other account bc I just had to sub again. KZread hides good paranormal channels so I don’t know

the geometry of anti gravity is more complex, and less fast as jump engines

if you follow the missing 411 cases from dave paulides i noticed that alot of berries pickers go missing and they always go missing in the late afternoon theres a patern here also they disapear often in areas were theres WATER that thing came out of the WATER !

@sadiquebob

2 ай бұрын

this storie is 100% true just because of the similar paterns i have noticed the real question is what is sam ?

Many people underestimate children,but not me.. I will say that personally, I don't think whatever those kids were saying ain't true,as the matter of fact, I would like to believe that... though kids are very imaginative,when it comes to reality and fantasy,they do know the difference between both sides. The more weird stories that come from children,the more close to the truth it would be to me...based on experiences also, honestly, I couldn't find any of the story told by those kids who were in my own experiences to be inaccurate, almost true to every words that they said with a bit of exception,mainly to those who still haven't yet develop their vocabularies due to very young ages.... Other than that, can't yet find any story from any kid was added something. As an adult with sound mind, I believe I'm not alone in this statement.

Sandown or Sundown???

Yea a 7 foot human with 3 toes and 3 fingers.

Sounds like they met pennywise’s nephew

Assuming the account to be genuine, it seems to me Sam was a kind of an alien biological robot which had lost its programming and didn't know what to do. It may have been subsequently located by its owners and recovered.

Well nobody would know about sam if they disappeared.

Those pesky black projects

like the earth is accelerating up cause if it would be down we wold be allready compressed to an point. a common shared hallucination

@ulyssesk7325

8 ай бұрын

you better grab a ston an thighen your grip

@ulyssesk7325

8 ай бұрын

this makes gravity harvesters possible and jump engines

Sam Fren

Personally, I have two thoughts of this story. The children might’ve encountered a disfigured man with [harmless] mental issues that may have been plagued with bullying his whole life and took to donning clothes that would hide most of the disfigurement, and why he’d be afraid of people. Something in the symbrachydactyly or other malformations. Or the children, I hate to say this, may have accidentally stumbled into a pocket of released gas from the swamp or fumes, I mean, they did see workmen and assumed they were there repairing a post…in their eyes. I know this explanation seems far fetched, but…then again, so does the children’s story. It seems the girl was doing most of the talking, which I assume could be in spurts of excitement with inadvertent suggestive undertones as to have the boy agree with her story, as they asked the boy and he possibly couldn’t answer quickly as an excited Fay so Fay filled in his gaps for him for example Fay: “remember, how Sam…” or “Sam was very….right?” Or “show them what Sam did” type of suggestive explanation. I mean, at their first encounter and wanting to run, the boy ran without a second thought to Fay, basically leaving her behind. The boy obviously wasn’t the leader out of the, two.

5:16 sounds like Big Ed

So a man saw an odd aircraft over the Isle of Wight in 1943 and did not report it? Riiiiight. I mean, it's not like there was a war on and their enemies were only about 75 miles away or anything.

@conveyor2

9 ай бұрын

He misspoke and meant 1973.

@christosvoskresye

9 ай бұрын

@@conveyor2 OK. That's a little more believable.

I wish to befriend Sam.

fairy faith on a girl called fay on the most celtic fairy faith island about

Fake. I've heard this story before but it took place at the beach.

I mean, is Sam wrong to fear humans? He's done nothing wrong, but even here, decades later, humans can't help but accuse him of all manner of implied sin, on the basis of nothing other than their own sinful natures.

Maybe it was just a weirdo with a microphone

No offence to your fine channel But this is among the stupidest stories I've ever heard Strong evidence that pre-teens shouldn't use LSD