One of America’s most haunted hotels is located in Estes Park, Colorado. For decades, reported ghost sightings at the Stanley Hotel has attracted many visitors from all over the world. If you are not afraid of ghosts, then this is one place you will want to visit before you die. Before you book a room, you may want to learn about which of this 142-room hotel are the most haunted.

This post was updated by author Gabriel Buckley on 4/27/2019.

Where The Spirits Hang Out At The Stanley: 10 Haunted Rooms

Here are 10 rooms (from floors 2-4) with a history of reported ghost activity. read more

In 2016, there were numerous arrests throughout the U.S. in response to the horrifying clowns who caused a frenzy as they terrified people by chasing them or confronting them in parking lots. However, killer clowns were not exclusive to the U.S., in fact, nightmarish clowns were being seen in countries all over the world: These countries included The United Kingdom, Switzerland, Ireland, Germany, Finland and Canada.

Clowns – From My Perspective

Okay, if the truth be told, I had no problem with clowns. I mean, I grew up watching Bozo’s Circus. I loved Cooky the Clown (even though he was always the butt of the joke); however, I did find Wizzo the Wizard quite creepy as he would grab his necklace and began chanting “doo-dee-doo-dee-doo-dee-doo.” read more

Just a couple of months after seeing a fascinating ghost tour in March of 2017, at the Stanley Hotel, I finally made reservations to stay the night. I chose to stay in the famous room 217.

When I was on a ghost tour on March 3, 2017, I took these images. I was surprised to see a moving orb roaming the hotel.

When I took the ghost tour last March, the experience of feeling intense energy in certain parts of the hotel made me more open to the belief in spirits. However, I still had my doubts. I needed a lot more than an area of intense energy to convince me. I thought to myself that perhaps what I thought may have been energy from actual ghosts roaming the hotel, was all in my head. But after staying in room 217, I can certainly say that I am a believer in spirits. read more

Anatoly Moskvin is a twisted grave-robber responsible for possessing 26 female mummified bodies. In 2011, the corpses of young girls between ages 3 and 15 were found at his home in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia. Many sources say Moskvin is believed to have exhumed 150 corpses.

Warning: Graphic content. The following may be too disturbing for some viewers.

The Many Bodies Found At Moskvin’s “House of Horrors”

One of Moskvin’s mummified corpses (screenshot DailyMail.co.uk).

After Moskvin exhumed the corpses, he would begin the mummification process. According to Moskvin, over the course of ten years, he tried to make the mummified bodies look like dolls (which actually looked more like strange-looking mannequins). He took extreme measures to reach his goal, as he placed a music box inside their rib cages. The limbs were wrapped in strips of cloth, and the bodies were stuffed with rags and padding. The corpses were dressed in bright children’s clothing, with a wig covering their heads. If you take a look at our featured image, you can see the wax mask on the corpse. The wax mask is decorated with nail polish over her face. read more