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The sleepy railroad depot in Tucson, AZ became the scene of a western shoot out back on March 22, 1882 when Wyatt Earp shot Frank Stillwell dead near...
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Find out more about Debe: Debe Branning is the Director of the MVD Ghostchasers paranormal team which conducts regular investigations of haunted, historical locations throughout Arizona. Debe owns a 1972 Cadillac Hearse and is on the board of directors of the Pioneer's Cemetery Association in Phoenix, AZ. |
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Heather of Paranormal Investigators of Southern Arizona (PISA) greeted her tour guests at the refurbished Tucson train depot. The group was treated to...
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The town of Steins, New Mexico sprouted in 1888, and its post office discontinued in 1944. The town was built along the Southern Pacific Railroad....
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Our ladies’ only Haunted Road Trips seemed to have a certain agenda each year no matter where we traveled. We had to spend the night at a...
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The MVD Ghostchasers paranormal team traveled to San Antonio, TX to visit The Alamo, missions, and everything else proclaimed haunted we could squeeze...
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- HauntedCon September 24-26, 2009 Prescott, AZ Guest speaker
- Vision Quest October 21, 2009 Capturing Ghosts on Film
- Historical Cemetery Walk October 25, 2009 Phoenix AZ
- Book signing November 22, 2009 Singing Wind Bookshop
- Ottawa University Dec 3, 2009 Death & Dying Class
- South Mountain Community College Dec 7, 2009 Philosophy & Religon
- Circle of Life Expo Apr 24&25 2010 Penscola FL
- CopperCon30 Sep 3 Ghost Hunting:Fact or Fantasy
- Email me with your ghost story about the Grand Canyon nazanaza@aol.com
