...Would You Like to Come to Hell With Me?

Visit https://cyberghostvpn.com/IntoTheFog to get 84% off CyberGhostVPN, plus four months free and a 45-day money-back guarantee.

A forgotten 1889 haunting… a violent poltergeist… and a voice that claimed to be the Devil.

In this episode of Into the Fog, I uncover one of the most disturbing and little-known paranormal cases in Canadian history: The Dagg Farm Haunting.

After finding a long-lost book and cross-checking it with historical records, I’ve pieced together a chilling story of a rural family in Clarendon, Quebec, whose quiet farmhouse became the centre of terrifying supernatural activity.

We’re not just talking about moving objects or strange noises.

This case includes:
• Spontaneous fires
• Windows shattering with no cause
• Objects flying violently through the air
• Human waste mysteriously appearing across the house
• A young girl physically attacked… her hair torn from her scalp
• And most disturbing of all… a disembodied voice speaking obscene and threatening words

Multiple witnesses, including a visiting investigator, heard the voice for themselves. It claimed to be the Devil… and said it had been sent to torment the family.

But was this a genuine supernatural haunting… a hoax… or an invasion of some kind of demonic force. I don’t say this often, but I’m tempted to say this one is demonic. After listening all the way through, you’ll understand why.

And after tracking down the original location and speaking with current property owners, I ask the question: Did whatever haunted the Dagg family truly leave… or has it lingered?

#paranormal #poltergeist #folkhorror

00:00 Introduction
00:49 The Dagg Farm Haunting | 1889, Clarendon, Canada
03:42 The Poltergeist Activity Begins
08:24 The Haunting Turns VIOLENT
11:52 Mysterious Fires | Did Someone Murder Eliza?
16:27 Were They Cursed? The Witch of Plum Hollow
19:00 The Entity Takes Physical Form
23:10 "LITTLE GIRL… Do You Want to Come to Hell With Me?"
25:35 The Haunting Spreads | More Witnesses Come Forward
28:54 The Demon Speaks for the First Time
30:05 Percy Woodcock Investigates | The Toll on Dinah
32:31 Conversations With the Devil
38:23 The Black Magic Accusation | The Black Art Book
41:02 Ouija Boards & Demonic Voices | Can You Trust the Devil?
42:39 Crowds Gather to Hear the Demon | It Knows Your Secrets
44:51 17 Witnesses Sign a Statement | This Haunting HAPPENED
47:27 The Morning After | The Haunting Ends
49:30 Hoax, Haunting, or Demonic? You Decide
51:09 A Forgotten Case | The Film Board & the Lost Book
52:19 The Dagg Farm Today | Did the Haunting Continue?
54:51 The Disturbing Lesson This Case Teaches About ALL Hauntings
58:00 The Canadian Orphans Scandal | 10% of Canadians Are Descended From Them
01:00:18 Dinah McLean Vanishes | WHO TOOK HER?

Voice Work
James Andrews - Percy Woodcock
Shelley Hodgkinson - Mrs Dagg
Grace Mirza - Susan Dagg
Elyse Rowe (@littlefluffballsandbigcraf7630) - Mary Dagg
Kaye Salter - Dinah McLean
Demon - Peter Laws

Images and Research Assistance
Steph Lay

Editor
Gerard-Giorgi Coll

Music Edit
Peter Laws

Location Photography
Kim and Calvin

Research and Permissions
National Film Board of Canada: https://collection.nfb.ca/film/the-ghost-that-talked
Arlene Stafford-Wilson: https://arlenestaffordwilson.wordpress.com
Jennifer McMillan and Karen Carruth at Quarriers, from the child migration exhibition. https://www.quarriers.org.uk and see the exhibition here: https://content.iriss.org.uk/goldenbridge
Devry Becker Jones, Managing Editor of the Historical Marker Database. The Historical Marker Database is here: https://www.hmdb.org

Image Credits
Cover image and footage of Exploring the Supernatural: The Weird in Canadian Folklore by R. S. Lambert: Arthur Barker Ltd, 1955
Clarendon and Portage-du-Fort area pictures: photographed by Kim and Calvin, March 2026
Marchmont Orphanage, Belleville: © D & E Lake Ltd, via Library and Archives Canada
Illustration of Town’s Hospital, Glasgow: © R. Chapman, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
Photographs of Girls’ migration party aboard S.S. Siberian, Notice of child migration to Canada and Fairknowe receiving home: © Quarriers, used with permission
Photographs relating to Jane Barnes, Percy Woodcock, and the Dagg haunting: Arlene Stafford-Wilson, personal collection, used with permission
Ottawa Citizen article on the Dagg haunting, including photographs of the Dagg farmhouse, Thomas Dagg and Charlie Harris; Charlie Harris photograph by Newton: The Ottawa Citizen, April 1957
Memorial Park, Athens and Immigrants From Quarrier Homes Scotland 1923 marker, 2019: William Fischer, Jr. © HMdb.org

Note: I don’t currently have YouTube memberships, but I do offer extra content and connection via Patreon: www.patreon.com/peterlaws

Have a genuine experience to share? Submit it here:
https://bit.ly/ITF-YourStory

Find me:
https://www.peterlaws.co.uk

Follow me on Instagram, Twitter etc
@revpeterlaws

Видео ...Would You Like to Come to Hell With Me? канала Into the Fog with Peter Laws