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Go to http://buyraycon.com/INTOTHEFOGOPEN to get 20% off. Thanks to Raycon for sponsoring! Toby grew up in a remote forest house on Rame Road, Greenhithe, New Zealand. Built on Māori land, his home never felt right. Especially the stone outbuilding covered in ritualistic paintings and handprints — prompting rumours of demonic worship and witchcraft. Then one night in the bunkhouse, it came. Tapping at the window. The beginning of a uniquely terrifying haunting, with disturbing links to a real-life double murder - told here for the first time ever. Expect apparitions, dancing imps, and a dog-headed figure eerily similar to dogman encounters reported worldwide. But the most frightening discovery was what we uncovered about the very land on which this house stood. What lurked on Rame Road… and more to the point, does it roam there still? Soundtrack credits Thanks to The Night Monitor for permission to include his music. https://thenightmonitor.bandcamp.com/ Image Creation: Steph Lay Editor: Gerard Giorgi Coll Music Editor: Peter Laws Local history and archival research: Dr Rod Fee, for sharing Ray E. King’s Tauhinu: A History of Greenhithe (Auckland: Local history publication, 1984), and Heike Lutz & Theresa Chan’s North Shore Heritage: Thematic Review Report 403, Vol. 2.3 - Albany and East Coast Bays (North Shore City Council). Māori place names and pronunciation guidance: Bonnie, Aaron Trail, Jack McAntee and Danny Noble for their expert help with pronunciation and for confirming the documented translation of Te-Whare-Moenanu. Historical maps and aerial imagery research: Rosie Nix for sourcing historic aerial photographs and vintage maps of Rame Road in Greenhithe. Community historical insight and archival photography: Mitchell Hutchings, administrator of the Greenhithe Heritage Facebook group, for his generous assistance with pronunciation guidance, images from his own collection, and for helping trace the origins of historic photographs shared within the group. Find the group here:   / 664411543715732   Image Credits Rame Road Cottage, 1969: Mitchell Hutchings, own work. Used with permission Rame Road in the 1950s: Mitchell Hutchings, personal collection. Used with permission Image of Greenhithe and Beach Haven, 1912: Henry Winkelmann, Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections 1-W0992 Upper reaches looking towards Greenhithe, 1921: Auckland Weekly News, Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections AWNS-19210217-31-01 Toby’s original map showing the layout of the house and outbuildings, used with permission. Alleged Māori Superstition article: Evening Star, 21 July 1893 Auckland Harbour Bridge from the North Shore, 2024: MrSeabody, Public Domain, via Wikimedia Commons Footage of Motorway Bridge Of Auckland Harbour Bridge: @StockUnlimited-x2j, licensed under CC. Cover image and place name details from Tauhinu: A History of Greenhithe by R E King: Local History publication, 1984 Auckland and environs map, 1931: Robert C Airey, Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections, Map 7932 Map showing Rame Road, Greenhithe, Auckland: Google Maps · Map data © Google 2026 Terrain map showing Rame Road, Greenhithe, Auckland: Imagery © Airbus, CNES / Airbus, Maxar Technologies, Vexcel Imaging US, Inc, Map data © Google Topographic map of Rame Road, Greenhithe, Auckland: Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand, licensed for re-use under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence. Sound Credits “Birds Tweeting In The Morning – Auckland, New Zealand” by tdes (Creative Commons Attribution 3.0) https://freesound.org/s/319536/ “Cats Fighting Amplified” and “Cats Fighting Amplified and Noise Removed” by Rudmer_Rotteveel (Creative Commons 0) https://freesound.org/s/316915/ and https://freesound.org/s/316916/ Note: I don’t have YouTube memberships, but I do offer extra content/ 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 Instagram, Twitter: @revpeterlaws Chapters 0:00 — Introduction 01:27 — The Haunted Forest House, Rame Road, Greenthithe, New Zealand 03:30 — Inside the Stone Room: Ritualistic Paintings 12:53 — One Terrifying Night in the Bunkhouse 22:42 — The Imp: A Demonic Entity Dances in the Dark 28:30 — Auckland Harbour Bridge Premonition (Philip Colin Money Double Murder) 36:59 — The Blue Spiral Returns 40:56 — The Dog-Headed Man (Dogman Encounter) 44:39 — Our Chilling Māori Discovery 49:09 — Angels and Demons READ PETER'S NON-FICTION BOOKS: Non-fiction on why it's healthy to like scary things: The Frighteners (US Hardback) https://mybook.to/thefrightenersUS The Frighteners (UK Paperback) https://mybook.to/thefrighteners Also on Audible READ PETER's CREEPY CRIME FICTION NOVEL SERIES: https://mybook.to/MattHunterCollection CHECK OUT PETER'S ONLINE HORROR CHURCH, CREEPY COVE: 'Like Songs of Praise meets Stephen King') www.creepycove.com