Ep 6. The Ruthven National Historic Site

As the team of paranormal investigators for Knock Knock Ghost Season 3 continue their journey across America, they land in Ottawa, Canada to explore The Ruthven National Historic Site. This grand building was once home to Sir John Ruthven, a successful businessman who had a great passion for the arts. He was known to be a socialite in his time and used to host grand parties attended by the who's who of the city. But over the past few decades, the place has been abandoned and reports of paranormal sightings have surfaced, which makes it the perfect spot for the team to explore.

The episode opens with the team entering the majestic house, brimming with old-world charm. They arrive in the evening to investigate the claims that have been made about this 200-year-old establishment. As they make their way inside, they hear unexplained noises, and the creep factor amps up by a few notches. The team sets up their gadgets and begins investigating the house's various rooms and areas.

First on the list is the grand ballroom, where parties used to be held in full swing. The team members notice that the temperature is dropping as they enter this room, which is a telltale sign of paranormal activity. The lead investigator, Jack, has an uneasy feeling that someone is watching them. The rest of the team nods in agreement before Lila, the technical expert, captures an EVP (Electronic Voice Phenomenon) that sends shivers down their spines.

The EVP states, "Get out of my house," which is thought to be the ghost of Sir John Ruthven himself, who isn't too pleased with the team's presence. The team decides to head upstairs to investigate the bedrooms where the family once slept. Upon entering the Ruthven's master bedroom, the investigators witness a full-bodied apparition appear before their eyes. They are taken aback by the experience, but quickly gather their senses to investigate further.

As they continue their investigation, the team discovers that the Ruthven's had a daughter, Elizabeth, who had a passion for painting. Her artwork adorned the walls of the house that was once described as a gallery by guests. Elizabeth had passed away in her early twenties, and rumors suggest that she may still be haunting the house. The team investigates every nook and cranny of the building, hoping to communicate with Elizabeth's spirit.

It isn't long before they find a closet filled with Elizabeth's old paintings. As they gather around to examine them, they hear a faint sound, like a brush against the canvas. The noise comes from the direction of a painting that depicts Elizabeth herself. The team feels that they are close to uncovering the truth about this haunting.

As the night progresses, the team experiences more supernatural activity. They hear footsteps, doors opening and closing, and other unexplained noises. Lila's gadgets pick up an unusual spike in electromagnetic activity, indicating that some entity is close to their location. The team decides to follow the signal to investigate further.

They arrive at a chamber that was once used for Elizabeth's art studies. The room is filled with canvases, paints, and an easel set up as if someone was recently painting. Upon closer inspection, the team discovers that one of Elizabeth's unfinished paintings is filled with cryptic symbols that they can't decipher. The symbols include the letters "M.L.D," and the team decides to do some research to find out their significance.

As the night comes to an end, the Knock Knock Ghost team concludes that the Ruthven National Historic Site indeed has paranormal activity. They believe that the ghosts of Sir John and Elizabeth Ruthven are still present in the house, haunting it for eternity. The team leaves with a newfound respect for the afterlife and a lot of unexplained events that they will never forget.