ghosts

You can tell a lot about a location because of its name. Surely, the infamous Zombie Road in Missouri isn't based on anything real, right? The truth is how this road got its name might really be based on truth with just a hint of legend.

Ever have a bad dream when you were a kid or be convinced there was something in a nearby closet or under a bed? There's a new security cam video from a Missouri family's toddler room which shows there may be something strange like that going on.

You won't find many people who've actually been to Missouri's Lemp Mansion that don't believe there's something strange present there. Now, there's proof. An investigator has captured video of an apparition that's hard to explain without using the word "ghost".

Almost every town in America can claim that something is haunted. Not many can say that everything in town has paranormal activity, but that's the sad tale of a Missouri ghost town known as Windyville.

A lot of old homes have stories, but few have the history of this Missouri mansion. It began as a dream home, but became a sanitorium after the untimely death of a young girl named Sophia. Now, it's officially considered one of the most haunted buildings in Missouri.

There's a cemetery near St. Louis, Missouri that can only be described as lonely and forgotten. Others refer to it as extremely haunted with stories of voices being heard and visitors being pushed. There is also video proof that many animals will refuse to enter the area.

It's definitely one of the most haunted places in St. Joseph and possibly in all of Missouri. It's the Beattie Mansion aka the Haunted House on the Hill. A brand new investigation confirmed this is still one of the creepiest mansions you can possibly set foot in.

There is one Missouri bridge that had so many legends attached to it, it's hard to discern which ones were false while others may have been true. It's the one place in Missouri where demon dogs were said to guard it along with other specters from tragedies past.

It's funny what some people consider a "vacation". For some, that apparently includes visiting a haunted Missouri cemetery where there's a decent chance you'll leave with scratches and scars from the experience.

If you drive through what remains of Avilla, Missouri, you'll see that it's mainly a tiny community supported by farmers. Why then is it considered a Route 66 ghost town haunted by "shadow people"? The tales go back to a character known as Rotten Johnny.