South Texas Haunts S1E3 | Haunted Lavaca County Jail Ghost Hunt | Hallettsville TX

Join the team from Corpus Christi Spook Central as they explore one of the most haunted and historic jails in Texas — the Old Lavaca County Jail in Hallettsville, Texas. Built in 1885, the Old Lavaca County Jail is the second oldest continuously operating jail in the state of Texas and remained active until 2005. Over its 120 years of operation, the jail witnessed murders, suicides, hangings, violent crimes, and countless tragic events. The jail even survived multiple devastating floods, including the Great Flood of 1981 and Hurricane Harvey. The jail housed both male and female prisoners, while sheriffs and their families lived attached to the jail itself. Stories of shadow figures, disembodied voices, footsteps, choking sensations, and unexplained paranormal activity have surrounded the building for decades. During this ghost hunt, multiple chilling experiences and pieces of paranormal evidence were captured including: Captured Evidence: • EVP saying “Cody” • Deep male voice saying “Did you get her?” • Possible voice saying “Choke her” • Child-like voice captured downstairs • Multiple “Get Out” EVPs • Shadow figure sightings • Orb and mist-like anomalies • Investigator experiencing choking sensation upstairs Could the spirits of former inmates and victims still remain trapped inside these walls? 📍 Location: Old Lavaca County Jail — Hallettsville, Texas 🏛 Built: 1885 👻 Investigated by: Corpus Christi Spook Central 📺 Featured on: South Texas Haunts Episode 3 #SouthTexasHaunts #GhostHunt #HauntedJail #Paranormal #EVP #TexasGhosts #HauntedTexas #HallettsvilleTX #Ghosts #ParanormalEvidence ⚠️ Viewer discretion advised: This video contains paranormal themes, unexplained audio, and potentially unsettling content. © Corpus Christi Spook Central. All Rights Reserved. This video and all associated content are the property of Corpus Christi Spook Central. Unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or re-upload is prohibited without written permission.