Mysterious Rooms You Should Never Visit ─ TheRichest

When you think of mysterious rooms, you probably think of those in hotels. Everyone's at least heard of haunted hotels, where a person lost their life in one of the rooms and then haunts it in perpetuity.

Some of you may have even visited one. If you're among the bravest of the brave, you may have even specifically sought out these rooms to see what all the hubbub was about. In which case, you may already know about some of the haunted rooms in this video.

One is the Swan Hotel in England, whose room 15 is plagued by the alleged spirit of a woman who lived in the 19th century. Another is Fort Garry Hotel in Winnipeg, Canada. Its room 202 is so famous for its paranormal activity that even a notable politician claimed to have felt a presence in the room. And then there's The Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, which is haunted by the ghost of one of the most celebrated stars in Hollywood history. While these rooms certainly pose a threat, especially to the hearts of their more tightly-wound visitors, their contents are merely speculative.

However, this video also contains rooms containing real, natural threats: like a sinkhole in a backyard in Pennsylvania that revealed an ancient stone room whose purpose has yet to be determined, and a secret room beneath a garage in Idaho, which was exhumed only after the garage floor collapsed under the weight of its contents. By far the most dangerous room in this video, and probably in the world, is the basement under the exploded reactor that caused the Chernobyl disaster. Wait until you hear how quickly it takes for a person to drop like a fly upon entering the room of the nuclear mass that scientists call "Elephant's Foot."


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