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Haunted Las Vegas: Uncover the Supernatural Side of Sin City

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Beneath the bright lights and bustling casinos of Las Vegas lies a hidden realm imbued with mystery and the supernatural. 'Haunted Las Vegas: Haunted America' invites you on a thrilling journey through the city's haunted history, introducing you to its most iconic specters and eerie encounters. Join us as we reveal the dark underbelly of Sin City and uncover its chilling secrets.

Haunted Las Vegas (Haunted America)

by Janice Oberding

5 out of 5

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Haunting the Strip

The legendary Las Vegas Strip, known for its towering hotels and glamorous atmosphere, is no stranger to the paranormal. The Stratosphere Tower, standing tall at 1,149 feet, is said to be haunted by the ghost of a man named Robert, who reportedly fell to his death during construction. His presence is often felt on the observation deck, where unexplained noises and cold spots have been reported.

The Bellagio Hotel and Casino, renowned for its spectacular fountains, is rumored to be haunted by the spirit of a young woman named Peggy. She is said to have worked at the casino in the 1950s and met a tragic end. Her ghost is often seen wandering the halls and appearing on the casino floor, dressed in a vintage gown.

Ghoulish Gaming

The casinos of Las Vegas have a reputation for thrilling gambling and entertainment, but some say they are also haunted by the spirits of those who lost everything. The Flamingo Hotel and Casino, once owned by mobster Bugsy Siegel, is believed to be haunted by his ghost. Siegel was tragically murdered in 1947, and his apparition is said to roam the casino floor, watching over the games.

The Circus Circus Hotel and Casino, known for its lively carnival atmosphere, is home to a different kind of specter. The ghost of a clown, named Chuckles, is said to haunt the carnival midway. Chuckles was a beloved performer who died in a tragic accident, and his spirit is often seen entertaining children or lurking in the shadows.

Haunted Hotels

Beyond the casinos, the hotels of Las Vegas have their fair share of eerie stories. The El Cortez Hotel, established in 1931, is widely considered to be the most haunted hotel in the city. It is said to be haunted by the ghost of a young woman named Thelma, who was brutally murdered in one of the hotel rooms. Her ghost is often seen wandering the halls and moaning in anguish.

The Riviera Hotel, which closed its doors in 2015, was another hotbed of paranormal activity. It was rumored to be haunted by the spirit of a former casino player named Harry, who died in a poker game. Harry's ghost is said to haunt the casino tables, playing cards and taunting visitors.

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'Haunted Las Vegas: Haunted America' takes you on a spine-tingling journey through the haunted side of Las Vegas. From the ghostly apparitions of the Strip to the eerie encounters in the casinos and hotels, this book unveils the supernatural secrets that lie beneath the glittering facade of Sin City. Embrace the thrill of the unknown and delve into the haunted history of Las Vegas, where the paranormal thrives alongside the neon lights and the promise of fortune.

Haunted Las Vegas (Haunted America)

by Janice Oberding

5 out of 5