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"Their are three truths to mankind which we hold dear the first being the truths which that are in front of us. The second is the truth we do not know or understand and the third are the truths that are about to be revealed!"
Lord Rick aka AngelOfThyNight

Muir Beach & Pirates Cove is overshadowed by the sacred Mount Tamalpais where tales of the sleeping maiden are told of by the Miwok tribe. Today this area is known for its ancient Redwoods which are the only remaining trees of its kind in the San Francisco Bay area. Not only are these woods known for its majestic trees but also tales of pirates, shipwrecks, strange deaths and even a serial killer who preyed upon its hikers back in 1980 called the "Trailside Killer" who stalked hikers. The area was also known for having the crookedness railroad in the world carrying tourist from Muir woods to the peak of Mount Tamalpais. Today the spirits amongst its whispering trees watch from within its dismal foggy forest as those pass by seeking out this regions history and mystery!	Point Reyes is a peninsula that runs along the San Andreas fault which was responsible in the quake of 1906. For thousands of years the Miwoks an advanced civilization fished, hunted and utilized its rich grassy moist plains for farming. In the 1500's Sir Francis Drake discovered this foggy peninsula and claimed it for Queen Elizabeth only for it later to be utilized by the Spanish who utlized its prairies for feral cattle to supply the natives of the mission with dairy and beef. For nearly 500 years the chilling and treacherous ocean which surrounds this peninsula has taken many lives and sank many ships. Over those years the lighthouse and lifeboat station gave hope to those in distress. While many men lost their lives these brave men and women served as this beacon of hope in one of the most treacherous areas of coastline in the Pacific ocean. Today many mysterious surround this narrow 10 mile peninsula such as haunted ranches, strange objects sighted in the sky and even some vanishing never to be seen again.	The San Francisco Maritime National Historic Park contains thousands of artifacts from sea fearing vessels that came to and from the bay area known as the Golden Gate. Today the very historic pier that housed ferries to transport the automobile and its passengers serves as a place where many historic vessels are anchored at. Other historic sites are found here across from the pier such as the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz. As well as the museum and library which houses thousands of logs, artifacts, blueprints, maps, charts and even remnants of a gold rush vessel. Today this pier anchors some of the most prestigious sea going boats and ships dating back to over a century ago. Some of them such as the amazing tug Hercules, Cargo ship Balclutha and even a steam side wheeler which is the last of its kind. At one time these artifacts and ships portray the lives of sea fearing men including some women where some met life and death along the pacific coast. Today only their ghost are reminders of the lives they once lived and we bring them to YOU!
Alcatraz Island also known as "The Rock" transitioned from a fort to a prison. It was also the site of California's first lighthouse on the west coast. During its hey day this island held notorious king pins like Al Capone and Machine Gun Kelley. Prior to it becoming a federal prison it held military criminals such as confederates of the civil war. While some made it off the island none escaped while others lives ended abruptly. Today this island is full of secrets as every historic building has a tale. Not only is this one of the top ten paranormal locations in the country it was also one of the largest island prisons in the world. Delve into this islands mystery, history ghosts and beauty as we take you on an unforgettable journey!	Dayton Nevada Historic Cemetery may just be one of states oldest well maintained burial grounds. Although their are many notables none other comes to mind then "Old Virginny" perhaps one of the founding fathers of Virginia City and the Comstock Lode who died while riding a horse drunk. This brings the whole new meaning of riding while intoxicated as many mysteries shroud every stone which tells a story. Today this graveyard overlooks the town of Dayton below and if you look carefully you can see the old wagon trail which still can be seen in the cemetery today. The same wagon trail that provided a means for the miners to commute between the mines of Comstock to the settlement of Dayton. What mysteries and history does the Italian burial grounds hold?	Tragedy Springs was the site of a grisly murder of three Mormon Scouts who camped here only to be found by their Battalion days later. Although the Indians were accused their are other theories that perhaps these men were mutilated by something more sinister and unknown. Today these springs mark this tragedy with its memorials and graves of those who had befallen at this site which bordered the Emigrant and California trails. After the tragedy up until the 1950's these springs served as a small settlement in the heart of the sierras. What really happened on June 27th of 1848 that fateful day? Perhaps the mystery may never be solved however the ghost of these men may hold all the keys to the answer we been looking for. Perhaps whatever killed them still lurks in the woods today awaiting its next victim!
The Iron Mountain Ski Lodge and Resort at one time was the place for honeymooners, students and winter enthusiast to go when the winter snow hit the slopes. Today its just a desolate snow park with numerous trails, springs, lakes and a vast wilderness that could hide anything or anyone. Journey with the team as we take on hotel hell, cabins, ski lifts and battle through a winter wonderland where every turn holds a surprise. Is it possible that this ski lodge is home to haunting's and provides shelter for the infamous Bigfoot of the high sierras? Come on and check on in where your stay may be your last!	Bodie California "Our 1000th Investigation & Adventure" may just be one of the most haunted and wildest ghost towns in the entire west. The town is noted for being lawless as murders, shootouts, robberies, disease and tragedy seemed to be an everyday occurrence. Today this historic mining town is said to be the largest and most preserved ghost town in the United States considering only 5% of it exist nearly every remnant here has a story to tell. The town is notable for its strange paranormal events such as ghostly social events heard, children laughing, apparitions being seen peering out windows, ghostly music playing, cold spots, the smell of food cooking and even the ghost of a white mule being seen. Rumor has it the town is cursed journey with us as we unmask one of the greatest mysteries of all time!	Chemung Mill & Mine perhaps was one of the richest operations in the Masonic Mining District when a prospector by the name of Steven Kavanaugh who discovered gold here in 1909. Despite the fact that this large camp and mill ceased operations in the 1930s it became the home of a prospector called "Old Heinie" who continued to mine the area. Today this may just be one of the heaviest visited mill sites in this region of California as it is rumored to be haunted by a ghost called "Old Geezer" supposedly a foreman who was once cheating his employees thus he was murdered only later to chase out those who dare to venture into his mines and mill. Is the Chemung Mill and Mine haunted by its ghost of the past or is it a historical wonder which produced at one time over a million dollars in profits? You decide!
Masonic California began as a mining camp formed from a group of freemasons. At one time the towns name was called Lorena in the 1860's when small pockets of gold was discovered here. In the early 1900's mining boomed when a tram system was built and the town was divided into three districts. The Pittsburgh-Liberty mine was one of the richest amongst the mines surrounding this region. Eventually one of its founders was found broken and deceased at the bottom of one of its shafts. Today not much remains but the beast that roam its ruins and the ghost that haunt this true ghost town!	Nelson's Landing resides at the mouth of El Dorado Canyon and at one time served as bustling port during the Gold Rush. Today surrounding this landing are the graves of many miners and murder victims as Nelson was a lawless town. It was also the site in 1974 of a major flood which destroyed the entire port and killed nine people. The region surrounding the El Dorado Hills is plagued by ghost stories including lore about the Hell Hounds which aired on the SYFY Networks Haunted Highway as we were on the scene with Dana Workman and Jack Osbourne. Were going to debunk these myths giving you a look into what is fact and what is fake! We invite you into a journey into some of the most dangerous desert in all the wild west where every turn may be your last!	Calaveras Big Trees is an ancient forest containing groves of some the oldest Sequoias Redwoods in the world. At one time these trees provided food for the dinosaurs and shelter for the natives. In the mid 1800's these massive trees were discovered only for mankind to chop them down to use them in worldly exhibits and for timber. Later the groves became part of a state park which serves to preserve all that is left of these majestic wonders. Just over a century ago grizzly bears roamed these woods however today something even more fierce hides amongst the mighty Stanislaus River which divides each of the groves. A creature that is as elusive as it is aggressive.
The Vallecito Old Limestone Quarry is a mere remnant of early mining history which came to the region. Nestled in the foothills of California this large pit overlooks the treacherous cliffs of the Stanislaus River below. Journey with us as we try to uncover the strange in Miwok Country on a road less traveled where the cattle roam free and the pavement ends here. Today what remains is all that is left behind from the cement plant that at one time mined it dry leaving only a place where part goers trespass at.	The Julia Bulette Red Light Museum was put together to honor her legacy when in 1967 this well known prostitute was found strangled and robbed which led to the first public execution in Virginia City. Today many various oddities can be found all the way from a human skull, sex toys to quack cures for various ailments. We invite you to come on inside this dark dingy cellar where Julia and all those ladies who made a living off prostitution quietly watch those who pass by. Their is more to this museum then prophylactics or adult entertainment. Come on inside if you dare! Adults ONLY!	Dangberg Ranch is a fine example of how one German Immigrant turned his chance at pioneering in the Carson Valley into an empire that eventually grew into a town and influenced development in the region. Today the ranch serves as a museum some say its haunted others just admire its 40,000 plus artifacts and multiple structures which surround the property. With picturesque views of the high sierras and fresh scents from Gertrudes garden this historic site stands for serenity for nearly four generations. We welcome you tour over 150 years of history and keep this site alive just as the Dangbergs do!
This historic building became the Carson City Mint then later into the 1900s an Assay Office for the Gold and Silver mined in the Comstock. Today it houses the NV State museum which has housed the oldest mummy in North America, Largest Mammoth of the Columbian Period and some of the oldest Native American Artifacts in the state. We invite you to tour a part of NV history where our group is currently based where spirits have attached themselves to many of the relics within. A secret aways every dark corner within this 150 year old building.	The Nevada State Capitol Building was founded in the mid 1800's where it began as a town plaza. Only later was this beautiful masterpiece built to house the legislature, supreme court and senate. Today after many renovations it still remains to be one of the smallest capitol buildings in the states. This also goes with the fact that it is now a separate entity from other branches of state government which is very rare of any capitol entity. Although the state governor still works out of this historic site each portrait and relic has a tale of its own. What mysteries do these walls hold if any?	Bennettville California shaped the way for the Tioga Pass a road that traverses through Yosemite National Park. Today very little remains but the old Assay and Bunkhouse. Although the town was built on dreams it would meet its demise when Silver wasn't found in its ore. Despite the 2000' of tunneling that was performed above the town at the Tioga Mine the day came where the machinery would be sealed within the darkness. Today this scenic area serves as the gateway into Yosemite as this is truly the heart of Bigfoot country. Join us in seclusion as we take you offbeat into the wilderness where at one time pioneers made their lives and struggled to survive.
Yosemite California was first inhabited by the Paiutes and Miwoks dating back to nearly 10,000 years ago. Known to be the land of lore, legends and mystic beauty much history surrounds this region. The gold rush sparked interest from pioneers who built camps which led to the recognition of this region but also death. Today this national park is home to the largest waterfall in North America as well as some of the tallest mountains in the continental United States. As historical as this scenic wonder is its also full of strangeness. We welcome you to come along on this unforgettable journey into a land where history and the paranormal collide!	Jobs Peak & The Faye-Luther Canyon was home to the Washoe for over 9,000 years. Eventually it became the site of some of Carson Valleys earliest ranches and the pass for thousands of emigrants who crossed these massive granite peaks to traverse the high sierras. Today this monolithic peak is home to many forms of wildlife but something else lurks within its dark forest giving the whole new meaning to "Monsters In The Woods"! Join us in this unforgettable journey into a world of mystery, history and Bigfoot lore. At over 10K you will never look at the Carson Valley the same so be prepare to be astounded with our top adventure of 2012!	Genoa Peak & Sierra Canyon overshadow the historic settlement of Genoa Nevada's first pioneer community. For many centuries the Washoe Tribe traversed the canyon to hunt and pilgrimage during the warmer months to Lake Tahoe. Some of the earliest pioners crossed this steep part of the Carson Range such as Fremont, Kit Carson and Snowshoe Thompson. Although at one time Grizzlies and Wolves roamed these parts today it is a place that reveals some of the most encompassing views of the region. Also much like Jobs Peak this area is also home to North America's Great Primate also known as Bigfoot. Journey with us as we cross into the sierras making the same journey early pioneers and tribes once did as we reveal beautiful galleries of the Carson Valley, Lake Tahoe and the Sierras in this special update!
The Bear River Reservoir and Cole Creek are located in the El Dorado National Forest resides in the heart of the Sierra Nevada. Known for its pristine beauty it also was the site where some of the first emigrants traversed its trails during the gold rush. Sites like Devils Garden and Lake speak for itself however something much more larger then life roams these sugar pine forest known as Sasquatch North America's Great Ape! Join us for one of the most epic journeys as we come face to face with the beast itself. Strange screams, stool and tracks are just some of the finds here in this vast undiscovered world!	The Forestdale Divide south of the Carson Pass is where the low saddle of the sierra crest line crosses on over into Blue Lakes. A Canyon filled with pools, lush foliage and surrounded with inactive volcanoes this truly is a natural wonder. In the 1800's early pioneers made their way over the divide to the Silver boom town of Summit City. Today the divide is a place for hikers who pass through here on the Pacific Crest Trail and Serious off road enthusiast who dare to challenge it. Also known for Elephants Back the divide holds key to many strange natural wonders and hidden lakes as it resides in the heart of the El Dorado Forest!	The Gardnerville Garden Cemetery is a symbol of the earlier days when pioneers established permnanet lives within the Carson Valley. Although rumored to be haunted this burial ground contains over 1200 vets, pioneers and residents in Gardnerville making it one of the oldest cemeteries in all of Douglas County. Take the tour if you dare as we visit the Dangberg Family Plot and search the many tombs surrounded by ornate creeky wrought iron. There is more to this place of the dearly departed then the eyes and ears witness.
Sugarloaf Mountain & Mill resides within the eerie Six-Mile Canyon is as geologically unique as it is historic. Rumored to be the location where the ghost of Jack Davis haunts this canyon in search of his lost treasure the Flowery Mountains hold many secrets. Today this volcanic plug can be seen from Virginia City and overshadows many of the first mills and mines which came to the Comstock. Do you dare journey with us as we climb stone and rock walls to its summit?	The Chinese Slums at one time part of the Living Quarters in Virginia City provided a communice for those immigrants who came to the Comstock Lode from California. At one time Opium Dens, Prostitution Houses, Gambling and Kidnappings were an everyday ordeal. Eventually in 1875 a fire burned down most of them leaving only what is left behind. Are these slums haunted by the dearly departed who helped shape this cities history? Every dark alley holds a very eerie surprise enter the slums if you dare to!	Our Mother Of Sorrows Cemetery of Reno today is the only Catholic burial ground remaining of this diocese when pioneers first came to this region. Today many of the graves found here came from other cemeteries leaving the spirits restless who haunt this place of kindred souls. As mountains overshadow this sacred land so do its ghost of the past who roam these gravesites of some of the first Catholics in the city of Reno.
Reno Hilltop/Hillside Cemetery is rumored to be the oldest pioneer burial ground in all of Reno. With majestic views of downtown and Mt. Rose the conditions within this historic cemetery are deplorable. Thus the dearly departed are restless as the ghost of a little girl and woman in black wander its grounds for all eternity. Despite its historical significance with interments such as Frank Orr, Edmund Plumb and George Peckham its rumored UNR wants to build dorms to erase it. Join us for one very disheartening and distubring investigations you will ever tour with our team as we uncover ghost, mystery and history!	The Grand Army Of The Republic Cemetery was formed for Civil War Vets who came out to the west to form new lives and their families in the late 1800's. At one time this historic cemetery was a victim of neglect and vandalism only to be restored in the mid 1960's. Today every grave tells a story about the brave men who fought to shape America feelings of sadness and an overwhelming cold haunt this place of the dearly departed!	The Bentley Home was used after WWII for military housing in stead. Today is very little known about the history surrounding this neighborhood however its ghost of the past remind us that those who served may never have left. Strange happenings such as the apparition of a man, objects moving, being touched and odd noises are just some of the experiences the Bentleys have experienced while living here. We invite you to check out a piece of Stead History and Mystery!
The Stead Naval Center was built for the Sea Cadet Corps and new trainees who trained to serve the US Navy. At one time its many buildings served many purposes such as a hospital, chapel, CC school, battalion and brigade. Today it remains desolate only haunted by its ghost of the past which wander its halls searching for what was.	The Carson Welsh Pioneer Cemetery is a historal wonder at least what is left of it in regards to symbolizing what some of the first settlers faced when enduring the west. At one time Major Ormsby was buried here along with two of his good friends including the first lawmen in the state of NV who was killed in the line of duty. Today only its ghost of the past haunt this hillsides forgotten graves.	The Luning Magnesium & Artinite Mill was built in 1942 to aid in the war effort. The only other similar mill to process Artinite was in the state of NJ. At one time the railroad would pass this old desert mill exporting what was processed. Today the mill, warehouse, ruins and structures all remain alone in desolation. Abandoned and forgotten this mill is a last symbol of Luning's industrial industry.
Mina Nevada was a town that came later to be at one time it became the railroading center for all other aging towns in the region. Like most mining towns when the mining was halted the town transitioned into agriculture and ranching. Today nearly half of the town still remains desoloate and abandoned only living its ghost of the past behind to haunt it. That includes the first prisoner who was sentenced to lethal gas in the world. Today the infamous Desert lobster restaurant and Annual Horny Today races continue!	Sodaville Nevada is an eerie gem that once served as a relevant railroading town. At one time a famous gunfight occurred here just as the towns hotsprings were once used to raise crawfish for the restaurant up in nearby Mina. Today many parts of the town remain in desolation only for its ghost to wander its halls guarding its relics of the past. As strange of a location it is in 1881 this was an ideal location between Reno and Tonopah. In 1915 the town went bust and it took everyone with it as Minas growth expanded.	St. Mary's In The Mountains the first Catholic Church not only in Virginia City but also in the state of Nevada is a relic of history struck by tragedy numerous times due to fires and mad monks. Today only its ghost of the past haunt its corridors. This also includes all the miners and families who attended this diocese for many years even though death itself. We invite you to take a virtual tour of one of the most prominent structures in all of Virginia City. As we uncover its secrets, ghost and holy relics!
The Flowery Mountains & Mining District was so rich in gold that it was considered to be part of the Comstock Lode. Today many mines, mills and secrets roam these hills. With stellar views of the Great Basin, Virginia City and an allurring wildernes. Not only do the ghost of the past haunt its old rocky mining roads but also something that makes very large tracks in the snow. What mysteries do these forgotten hills hold? Come find out if you dare!	Seven Troughs & Tunnel Nevada was built in a canyon prone to flashflooding. In the early 1900s nearly 13 people died a horrific death caused by a massive wall of water. Today very little remains of this massive mining operation. Only leaving the unseen to haunt its cabins, cemeteries and barren roads. What mysteries lay hidden within these golden hills?	Star City Nevada at one time was a booming town due to its rich silver found within the Humboldt Range. Some may consider its beauty alluring however looks can be decieving. As Star Canyon at one time was full of stores, saloons and housing for 1200 residents barely anything remains today. Strange occurrences happen here which raises the question as to whether the ghost of an angry hermit haunts this narrow road who was shot to death or that some other beast lurks within this area. All that remains today are memories and mystery along with the very haunted Sheba mine which yielded over 5 million dollars in Silver.
	Winnemucca Historic Cemetery was put into place after rains destroyed most of the original pioneer burial ground. Not all of the bodies were removed as in some cases only headstones. A town that once was plagued with many homicides and rumored to have been robbed by Butch Cassidy this burial ground is a symbol of this once booming commercial town. So haunted that it seems surreal!