Let's go on the ghost walking tour.

We might find our boo!

Get it?

That was a joke.

[all laughing]

The dungeon where the accused witches were held

was right across the way there

where that sign says "office space."

The land we're standing on here

was an open field.

Now I'm not kidding, there was an old lady

who tripped and fell on the bricks.

She hit the ground so hard, her nose came off her face

and there was blood everywhere.

So please watch out.

I put it back on!

TOUR GUIDE: Oh, she's part of the tour now...

eternally.

We're gonna go to the dungeon now.

This way.

Not my first time!

[gasps] Oh, it's just a plant.

TOUR GUIDE: When the state of Massachusetts

legally declared those executed people

were not really witches.

Don't look at me!

[all laughing]

TOUR GUIDE: But some of the teenage girls and kids in Salem,

they discovered Tituba.

They learned that if they went to her,

she would entertain them.

They seriously thought they could go to hell

for spending time with Tituba.

If they felt so guilty about it,

they probably should have stopped, don't you think?

-No.

-Let's get away from this church

before I burst into flames.

Girl, me too!

If they found a witch's mark and poked it,

if it hurt you, that meant you were a witch

and they could hang you.

Women would catch their husbands

dreaming and fantasizing about Bridget Bishop

and rather than realize these guys liked Bridget Bishop,

they concluded she was in their mind

making them think about her.

-Very relateable.

-Has that happened to you?

[laughs] Not in Salem!

[all laughing]

But in the case of Bridget Bishop,

when her spirit is active,

people get a floral scent from her orchard.

Just let me know if you smell that as we head up the street.

What about a 100-year-old fart, you ever smell that?

[all laughing]

Thanks for coming with us on the Huluween Ghost Tour!

[maniacal laughter]