Today on the Grave Talks, a real-life haunted attraction.

What should have simply been a fun local haunted attraction turned out to be anything but.

Bartamy Capps would quickly learn that the haunted attraction he purchased was far more

than just a building with props and spooky objects.

Who was haunting the attraction, and why were they so drawn to this haunted location?

Do the sheer idea of it being haunted lead the dead to its door?

That's what we discussed today on the Grave Talks.

I think it probably started for me in elementary school.

I can't remember really when I got into paranormal, but I remember in elementary school, it was

when the Chupacabra was just starting out in Mexico and stuff like that.

And I was really interested in that. I wrote a research paper on it and I did a lot of looking up into that.

And then going into middle school and high school, I started doing more of the paranormal investigations.

I used to hang out at cemeteries late at night and all that stuff.

And it wasn't until I actually, I owned a hearse.

And the hearse led to owning a haunted house, like an attraction haunted house.

And I ran misery haunted house for seven years total.

And for three of those years, we were in a building that was historically claimed to be haunted.

And that's where I first started having some real, real paranormal experiences.

And that kind of led through that.

Okay.

Prior to getting into the world of attraction haunted houses,

tell me about like what was your, you know, what was your belief system in this sort of thing?

...