At the Pike Amusement Park in Long Beach.

Okay.

There is this rumor.

This was long time ago.

There is this rumor at this fun house that. So this fun house is like this little creepy ride. You know those fair rides where you get in. You get in. They're like so whack as fuck, but they're like fun. Where you kiss your crush. Yeah. And you're like, oh my God. Spooky stuff. So in that ride, in this ride, it's called Laugh in Dark, Laugh in the Dark.

Um, that ride is filled with a bunch of mannequins and a bunch of like, like scary, scary, just scary mannequins, gouls, goblins and all that fun stuff. And there's a rumor between all the kids and everybody who will get on that ride, that one of the mannequins was a real person.

And that was just the rumor, the conspiracy that made it so fun. And everybody was like, oh my God, you know, it was a real person. Almost like, you know, it's a small world. Everybody's trying to find some creepy shit. Yeah. Like the crackhead that was naked at this and then inside of there. That shit was crazy.

So, you know, this was a very popular conspiracy that one of the mannequins was a real person.

Well... get at this and then inside there. That shit was crazy. So, you know, that was, this was a very popular conspiracy that one of the mannequins was a real person. Well, in 1976, uh, crew members from the TV show, the six million dollar man were preparing to shoot inside the pike amusement and they're

going to use the, the laugh in the dark ride and they're setting it up

they're getting things ready to film and one of the crew members noticed a mannequin hanging like in

the corner so he was like oh let me go bring that down he went to go get the mannequin and when he

grabbed it by the arm the arm fell off and exposed a real human bone.

It was later found out that that mannequin was a real person.

It was a, like, it was like a carcass of a dude who died, someone hanging.

And they put them there.

And the whole time, the whole conspiracy of kids saying, oh, one of them is real was true.

There was actually a real dead mannequin in this ride.

Oh, shit.

So basically, the hanging corpse was Elmer McCurdy, an outlaw who died in a gunfight with the police 65 years before being found in the fun house in 1911

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