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Ajo, Arizona seems identical to any other place in the US of A, but this city is frequented by tormented ghosts of the olden days. Chairs shift around, voices from nowhere. A number of folks who live here assert there are no phantoms, but everybody who dwells in Ajo is not alive.
These are some of the spooky things that have happened here recently.
The spirit of a waitress was witnessed seated at the dining table in an Ajo building gulping blood from a mug. The bystander got freaked out and ran away.
The spirit of an old Indian chief materialized trying
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to find a hat in Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument outside the ranger station. The spirit didn't seem to be anxious by the bystanders. If you talk to the locals, this ghost takes pleasure in frightening
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foolhardy folks who have the guts to disrupt the silence in Ajo. Nonetheless, this is a bad ghost that any sensible person would not want to meet.
The ghost of an elderly cleaning lady was distinguished striding through an apartment in Ajo. When the ghost was made out it disappeared into the air.
A black bat that shape-shifted into a woman appeared downing gasoline in Ajo Recreation Center at the stroke of midnight. Frightened by the watchers the ghost vanished into the shadows.
The spirit of a homeless guy was seen by Greenway Cross smoking a cigar. When perceived the ghost came up
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to the witness who then fled.
A scary beast is frequently seen by New Cornelia Tailings Dam late in the night staring at the water.
The ghost of a man clothed as a gas station attendant
can often be witnessed heaving chunks of concrete into East Dam Tailings Pond at midnight. In any case, it's a terrifying ghost that should be kept away from.
The ghost of a gentleman dressed in
a sheriff uniform has sometimes been spotted crying up on the apex of Ajo Peak. Scores of folks who live here claim this ghost may be the spirit of a resident who passed away here in Ajo some time ago.
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ghost of a security guard with a bullet hole in his forehead is every so often spotted staring by Sikort Chuapo Wash. Residents say that this ghost may perhaps be a recognized old days native of Ajo.
Whatever folks state, it without a doubt is a terrifying phantom that is better not disturbed.
The phantom of a guy sporting a soldier's outfit is known to have been distinguished on a handful of occasions scrutinizing Copper Canyon in detail at night.
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Gila Bend, Arizona, 37 miles away
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