The Haunted House of Voodoo Queen Marie Laveau:
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2023
- Follow us inside the haunted house of Voodoo Queen Marie Laveau. Its' your spirit guide Bloody Mary touring you to rhe other side, literally. This time we’re going through both sides of the French quarter landmark to see the full picture and maybe wake up a ghost or two!
The 1905 building is now a double shotgun and both sides are haunted. Both sides are part of the old cottage Homestead. of the Lavaeu family. many spirits are within! Paranormal activity is recorded and shared with you as Bloody Mary writes her new book series within while consulting the spirits!
We still have the original foundation below, and some of the original spirits from 1795!
Listen in as we share some inside stories and teach you some New Orleans, history, and Occult mysteries!
Voodoo queen Bloody Mary meets up with Cajun Queen who lives next door to compare stories and let you see the whole inside story.
We use a ghost box or two and see what the spirits have to say for paranormal portions and put the Rempod on as we speak
When in New Orleans tour with us and visit my Haunted Museum round the corner from the Marie Laveau house at 828 N Rampart!
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D'Alene Spratt thank u 4 your kindly i hope I can meet u someday. Thank u again for your time 💓
SO interesting to see, and hear about the other side of the Marie Laveau homestead! I wondered about the other side! I wait every week, excitedly for your show! Love, and blessings to you, Bloody Mary! ❤
Thank you firyour interest and your loyalty! 💋💀🌹🕯
Finally I found you! So glad to watch you. Just amazing show.
Yes I found you I watched you with Dalan 😊
i think he is comming to new orlenas soon and we ay do an event in October. watch his channel or here for updates
Love you Mary !
Hello from Atlanta Georgia❤
What do you know about Mexican witchcraft
much of the south eamerican central amercan mesoamerican share some types of methods an dherblla use. so there is a bit of bruja blended in to may traditions we use
@@BloodyMaryNewOrleans okay thanks