ghosts

There are very few restaurants in Missouri that have such a rich backstory like this one. It's a historic roadhouse along legendary Route 66 in Missouri that has served some of the most iconic American personalities over the decades. It also might be very haunted, too.

I've always found it curious when someone refers to a cemetery as "haunted". It's the resting place of the dead obviously. There's one Missouri cemetery that has a unique legend attached to it. It's said to be the most haunted in the state where a former caretaker was murdered...yet still lives.

I've seen a lot of people who have claimed they've had paranormal experiences. I believe many are sincere in that belief. However, I've never seen one experience that involves so many different types of supernatural things as the Mayfield, Missouri cemetery that is apparently full of ghosts and...Bigfoot?

Of all the legends in Missouri, few are older than the one that tells the story of Bone Hill, Missouri and the ghost that is still searching for its lost gold.

There's a reason why this is considered the most haunted house in Missouri if not the entire United States. Multiple security camera videos seem to prove that there really is a sinister presence that calls this dreadful house its home.

Do you believe in ghosts? Your answer to that question will likely determine whether you are willing to go to a Burlington, Iowa hill and say "Lucinda" 3 times to see what happens.

I was born a skeptic, but even I would say that what appeared on a Midwest family's security camera is beyond a regular explanation.

There might be something scientific to explain this phenomenon, but I have yet to hear it. It's a place in Missouri known as Gravity Hill where your vehicle will mysteriously coast backwards...uphill.

On second thought, I don't think I want that overnight watchman job after seeing a Missouri security cam video that appears to show a ghostly full body apparition.

If you look at the places in Missouri that are said to have the most supernatural activity, you'll notice one in particular that also has a famous gangster connection. It was a regular hangout of convicted mobster Al Capone and there are many who believe that he never really left.