Yvette Fielding and a team of experts visit the Ostrich Inn in Colnbrook, where it is believed the landlord and landlady murdered 60 guests in the 14th century. The pub is the third old in Great Britain, dating back to 1103 and is built on what was once the main road between London and Bath. This meant that many of the rich passed by the the typical English pub looking for somewhere to stay. The Jarmans, the pub's landlord and lady took advantage of this and brutally killed their wealthy guests. The guest was given the 'Blue Room' and while sleeping, Jarman would pull a leaver, which would lift a specially hinged bed causing their sleeping victim to slide off and through a trapdoor in the floor into a vat of boiling water below. The couple were said to have made a tidy profit from their grim hobby.