Haunted In Colorado

By: Marie Tayse

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Dark entities said to target only men. A phantom car appearing on lonely roads before vanishing into thin air. A mysterious Native American camp that disappears without explanation. These are not simply legends from horror films and books—they are reported paranormal encounters connected to real places throughout Colorado.

In the sixth installment of the Truly Paranormal series, readers will explore the chilling history and unexplained activity surrounding some of the most haunted locations in the Centennial State. From the eerie halls of the Stanley Hotel and the haunted grounds of Cheesman Park to the strange legends tied to Riverdale Road, the Molly Brown House Museum, Sand Creek, the University of Northern Colorado, the Melrose Hotel, and many more, each location carries stories that continue to disturb visitors and locals alike.

This volume delves into eyewitness accounts of shapeshifters, shadowy human silhouettes darker than the night itself, ghostly apparitions, unexplained scents, and entities believed to physically attack the living. Tales of the Lady in White, restless spirits, and supernatural phenomena blur the line between folklore and reality, leaving behind unsettling questions that remain unanswered to this day.

Blending historical background with paranormal lore and firsthand testimonies, this book invites readers deep into the haunted mountains, roads, and forgotten places of Colorado—where some mysteries refuse to stay buried.