81. What the Nuns Did (Sadistic 70s Haunting)

About this episode

In the sweltering heat of the legendary 1976 UK heatwave, a different kind of horror was unfolding within the walls of a quiet British farmhouse. While the country baked under an unrelenting sun, the inhabitants of the Hunt house were discovering a secret so sadistic it has remained largely unheard of for decades. In this episode of Into the Fog, Peter Laws deep-dives into the chilling case of a woman bricked up alive, a tragedy born from a "sin" the church tried to bury. We explore the haunting accounts of the crying behind the walls, the dark history of a nun’s secret, and the malevolent atmosphere that gripped this isolated rural home during one of Britain's most extreme summers. In this video, we investigate: -The true story of the 1976 Hunt House mystery. -Why a woman was walled up alive inside a farmhouse. -The connection between the "Sadistic" events and a hidden religious secret. -First-hand accounts of the haunting that occurred during the 1976 heatwave. Editor Gerard Giorgi-Coll Artwork Steph Lay Research and Image Credits This episode draws on Colin Parsons’s account ‘The Girl in the Wall’, published in the book Encounters with the Unknown (Robert Hal