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Mum spooked by spine-chilling 'demon' voice in Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital corridor
The mum-of-two captured the spooky footage on her phone
Abbie BrayRegional TV and celebrity reporter
An Exeter mum has told how she 'freaked out' after capturing a 'demonic voice' on camera while she was walking through the corridor of the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital.
Katherine Lawrence, 40, had taken her two-year-old daughter to RD&E when she filmed the spooky video on her phone.
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The mum-of-two said she only started taking pictures and video because it felt like a scene from Silent Hill.
"A couple of nights ago I had to take my daughter to A&E in hospital. We went in the wrong entrance and got totally lost down dark corridors," she said.
"I started taking pics and filming on my phone as it reminded me of Silent Hill and I love creepy stuff.
"We were totally alone with no one behind us and while there the corridor was dead quiet.
"After watching film back at home at like six seconds, you can clearly here some creepy demon voice say something and around 26 seconds there's another couple of words."
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Katherine posted the video to her Facebook page and has since had 109 shares and 13,000 page views.
It has also received a mixed reaction from her friends who all claim to hear something different in the video.
One person commented: "I would be running out of there. Did you hear it or only when you watched it back?"
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While another said: "What the hell Katherine? That's too freaky. I just heard a man's voice saying 'tell me'."
One of Katherine's friends also said that it sent shivers down her spine.
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