The castle has it's usual stormy history as is common in that part of the world when neighbor battled neighbor attempting to conquer land. This castle comes complete with it's own obliette, which is French for "forgotten". An obliette is a hole through which one would drop their enemies or criminals. The unfortunate souls who took the drop were never seen again.

Many lifetimes have passed since Pembroke Castle was built, and the ancient stone fortress has seen many a life come and go. One of the more famous being Henry VII (1457-1509), who was the son of Margaret Beaufort, sister-in-law to Jasper Tudor (Tudor Dynasty).

In this haunted ghost video, the crew is set up in Wogans Cavern beneath the castle when a wailing voice is heard. The wailing reportedly occured very loudly for about 30 seconds, then stopped. This group swears no human caused the noise and although some skeptics disregard it, many people are claiming that this was a significant paranormal event. Take a look.

For those of you who have never been to the castle, we thought you'd enjoy the second video as well. It is someone's trip, and they did a marvelous job filming the different parts of the castle. This will give you more perspective on what the castle feels like as well as the caverns beneath. There is some vulgar language at the end, so parents keep the kids away.