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The mysterious world of haunted places has fascinated humankind for centuries, but finding these spectral locations has always been a challenge—until now. Meet Greg, the creator of Haunted Maps, a revolutionary mobile application that's changing how paranormal enthusiasts discover and document haunted locations around the world.

Greg joins us to share his journey from paranormal skeptic to app developer, explaining how his search for a comprehensive database of haunted locations led him to create one himself. What began as a simple website a decade ago has evolved into a feature-rich app available on iOS and Android platforms, offering users a powerful tool to explore the supernatural landscape around them.

The beauty of Haunted Maps lies in its intuitive functionality. Using location-based services, the app instantly shows you what haunted places exist nearby, whether you prefer scrolling through a list sorted by distance or exploring an interactive map displaying supernatural hotspots within a 60-mile radius. Each location comes complete with historical background, reported paranormal activity, and community-contributed evidence.

We dive deep into the app's social features that transform solitary ghost hunting into a community experience. Users can "claim" locations they've visited (think Pokémon GO for the paranormal world), post their own experiences and photographic evidence, and build a personal journal of their paranormal explorations. Greg explains how partnerships with established resources like The Shadow Lands have helped expand the database to thousands of locations worldwide.

What makes this creation truly special is Greg's commitment to keeping it grassroots and community-focused. Rather than pursuing corporate interests, he continuously improves the app based on user feedback, with plans to incorporate features like paranormal convention calendars and live investigation notifications.

Whether you're a seasoned investigator or simply curious about what might be lurking in your neighborhood, Haunted Maps offers a window into the unseen world around us. Download it today on your preferred app store and follow @HauntedMaps on social media to join a growing community of supernatural explorers mapping our haunted world together.

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Gleaming white against the dusty Sonoran Desert, San Xavier del Bac Mission stands as both a religious sanctuary and a historical treasure with deep significance to Arizona's cultural landscape. When we approached this architectural marvel—known affectionately as "The White Dove of the Desert"—we expected to investigate well-known ghost stories but discovered something far more profound: a lesson in separating historical fact from paranormal fiction.

Our journey through San Xavier's sacred spaces revealed unexpected connections. While our digital equipment picked up curious responses—including a chilling mention of "Joan" that later research connected to a 1986 murder victim—the most striking discoveries came through historical investigation. We systematically dismantled long-standing myths that have circulated for generations: no, an architect didn't fall to his death from the unfinished bell tower, and contrary to popular belief, there was never a devastating school fire that claimed the lives of children and nuns in 1949.

What we uncovered instead was a forgotten tragedy that deserves remembrance: a 1964 tornado that tore through the reservation community surrounding the mission, claiming the lives of a mother and her 10-month-old son. This verified historical event has been overshadowed by fabricated ghost stories, demonstrating how paranormal investigation at its best doesn't just seek spiritual encounters but restores historical truth.

The mission itself remains a marvel of human achievement—constructed with volcanic rock carried for miles by native women, possibly incorporating meteorite fragments into its bell clappers, and standing proudly for centuries as a beacon of faith. Whether you're drawn by spiritual curiosity, architectural wonder, or historical interest, San Xavier offers profound connections to the past. Just remember, should you visit this sacred place where countless prayers have echoed off white adobe walls, to approach with the same respect we endeavored to show during our investigation of this desert treasure.

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Jill Shelley takes us deep into the fascinating world of haunted property ownership, sharing her extraordinary journey from curious paranormal investigator to the proprietor of two historically significant haunted locations.

Throughout our conversation, Jill reveals what happens when you don't just visit haunted locations – you purchase them, restore them, and develop relationships with their spiritual residents. Her first property, the historic Boyd House built in 1901, has become renowned in paranormal circles for its consistent activity and resident spirits with distinct personalities, including a gentleman named Fred and his particular wife Minnie who dislikes swearing in her home.

The discussion takes an even more fascinating turn when Jill shares details about her newer acquisition – a Masonic Lodge in Illinois with unexpected secrets. What appeared to be simply a former meeting place for Masons was revealed to have a much more colorful past as an 1861 hotel and brothel, explaining the surprising presence of children's spirits who communicate clearly through EVPs, asking to play with dolls and responding to investigators' questions.

The evidence Jill shares is compelling – from a violently slammed kitchen cupboard that sent an investigator running, to a rocking horse moving on its own in an attic with no air circulation, to spirits who play card games and communicate their moves through K2 meters and spirit boxes. Most remarkably, these interactions happen in a building with zero electrical power, eliminating many potential contamination sources.

What truly elevates this conversation is Jill's thoughtful approach to coexisting with her spiritual residents. She purchases items specifically for them based on their known preferences, sets respectful boundaries, and creates spaces where both the living and the departed can comfortably share the same historic properties. Her insights about how spirits from different time periods respond to modern investigators offer valuable lessons for anyone interested in paranormal research.

Ready to experience these haunted properties yourself? Both locations are available for overnight stays and investigations. Visit boydhouse217.com or haunted1861masonic.com to book your own encounter with history's lingering residents.

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