Considérée comme étant hantée depuis des siècles par un certain Eble de Mauléon, les ruines de l'abbaye des Châteliers, à la Flotte-en-Ré, en Charente Maritime, attirent les curieux et aventuriers qui passent à proximité.
Lors de mon émission France Étrange, j'y ai moi-même passé une petite heure dans laquelle j'ai peut-être assisté à un phénomène paranormal. C'est afin d'en avoir le cœur net que j'y suis retourné, dans le but de trouver des réponses.
Étant un grand fan des émissions Chasseur de Fantômes de GussDx et Phantasma de Grand JD, je me suis prêté à l'exercice pendant un peu plus de trois heures. Cette vidéo est un condensé de ma soirée sur les lieux.
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Mon application LEGENDEX :
Android : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.didi.legendex
iOS : https://apps.apple.com/fr/app/legendex/id1585001263
Mon émission France Étrange : https://youtu.be/EH2nzjjPRdM
Ma chaîne sur LOST : https://bit.ly/3bupfUU
Me faire coucou : https://www.twitter.com/didichandouidou
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