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Mm-hmm. Hello, friends.

Welcome back to another episode of Seven Deadly Sinners.

So, in honor of spooky season, and hopefully you guys like these types of episodes.

Yes, I'm doing a little haunted history of Colorado.

Sorry, I just can't get enough.

I find the Wild West so interesting and so very haunted.

So today, we're going to be taking a trip to Trinidad, Colorado.

So grab some popcorn and dim the lights and make sure to look over your shoulder because you never know what lies in the shadows at night.

You ever walk into a place that feels alive, but not in a good way.

Not with laughter, not with life, but with memory.

Something heavier.

Something watching.

Because in Trinidad, Colorado, the past doesn't stay buried.

It lingers. It breathes. It waits. A town born in violence built on the backs of minors,

bootleggers, outlaws, and the ghosts of the youth people people who were here long before any European ever laid a stake in this dusty red ground. In a place like this, where every brick

tells a story and every gust of wind through the canyons carries a whisper, it's no wonder people

say Trinidad is haunted.

I'm Rachel O'Brien, and this is seven deadly sinners.

Tonight, we are heading to Trinidad, Colorado, a town with a bloody frontier birth,

mafia entanglements, coal mine disasters, and hauntings that refused to rest.

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